CryptoKitties will be part of the NFT marketplace on a major Japanese crypto exchange.
Coincheck, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in Japan, is expanding its push into non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, with a new partnership with the developer of CryptoKitties.
According to an Oct. 6 announcement, Coincheck has partnered with Dapper Labs, which developed one of the world's most popular decentralized applications launched on the Ethereum blockchain.
Coincheck said that the new partnership will bring NFTs to a mainstream Japanese audience by providing exposure to millions of its users.
Coincheck plans to integrate the CryptoKitties app into its upcoming NFT marketplace.
According to an announcement by Dapper Labs, Coincheck's upcoming NFT will be listing "Only the most reputable NFTs," starting with CryptoKitties on the new Flow blockchain.
Dapper Labs CBO and co-founder Mik Naayem said that the firm will also be working with Coincheck to introduce a number of other apps like crypto art.
In mid-September 2020, Coincheck announced its plans to set up its own NFT marketplace.
In August 2020, Coincheck announced plans to conduct an initial exchange offering on the Ethereum blockchain platform Palette.
Palette supports NFT tokens for a variety of purchases related to Japanese manga comics, sports and music.
Coincheck exchange to help CryptoKitties go mainstream in Japan
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