Artists, filmmakers adopt blockchain tech; songs and movies could soon be released as NFTs

By cineramaApril 8, 2022The Sandbox

Mini Blockchain services platform Zeeve believes that the media & entertainment industry is in the right place at the right time to capitalise on blockchain technology. The company’s recent […]

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Artists, filmmakers adopt blockchain tech; songs and movies could soon be released as NFTs

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