NFTs are experiencing significant growth, bringing forth new developers, collaborations, and trends. Here’s a roundup of noteworthy NFT events from the past week:

1. Religious Leaders Debate the Metaverse

The integration of the metaverse into religious activities has sparked lively debates among religious leaders. While some welcome it as a tool for deeper spiritual experiences and dynamic learning, others express concerns and doubts about replicating the physical aspects crucial to rituals.

Pope Francis cautiously acknowledges both the potential benefits and risks associated with advanced technologies like artificial intelligence in the context of religion.

2. OKX Ventures Invests in Blade of God X in the Web3 Gaming Space

OKX Ventures, a leading crypto and Web3 investment fund, recently invested in Blade of God X, an action RPG game with a unique “play to train” feature, allowing players to influence the training of artificial intelligence models through gameplay.

This combination of gaming and blockchain technology aims to provide unique experiences, integrating NFTs and cryptocurrency options while raising $6 million to support development.

OKX Ventures invests in Blade of God X, a fresh face in gaming. Curious to see what this collab has in store for gamers! @BladeofgodX🎮 #OKXVentures #GamingCommunity https://t.co/rzzJrD2h8d pic.twitter.com/gyUsOj20Uk

— OKX Ventures (@OKX_Ventures) May 10, 2024

3. ‘The Voice’ Enters the Metaverse with Virtual Coaches

Fans of ‘The Voice’ can now experience virtual coaching in the metaverse, thanks to a collaboration between The Sandbox, Virtual Brand Group, and ITV Studios. This simulated fusion of gaming and television allows fans to train aspiring singers, earn NFTs for predictions, and bridge the gap between physical and digital entertainment worlds, potentially reshaping future television experiences.

4. Ghana Honors King’s Silver Jubilee with Crypto Stamps

Ghana Post commemorates the 25th coronation anniversary of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II with a unique collection of crypto stamps, linking physical stamps with verifiable NFTs on the blockchain. This initiative blends traditional values with modern technology, providing real-time verification and marking Ghana as the first African country to introduce NFT-based stamp collections, showcasing a commitment to innovation and cultural preservation.

5. Donald Trump’s ‘Mugshot’ NFT Event

Former President Donald Trump demonstrates a shift in his cryptocurrency views, from supporting regulatory adjustments to claiming credit for reigniting interest in NFTs with his collections. Trump’s critique of coins associated with political rivals and skepticism towards central bank digital currencies highlight a significant change in his perspective, marking a departure from previous statements.

Stay tuned to OMarket for more updates from the NFT ecosystem.