Samsung plans to jump on the NFT bandwagon with the next series of its smart TVs.
The spectacular growth of the non-fungible token sector has reached the electronics giant Samsung. The Korean company said it will integrate a new “NFT Aggregation Platform” on its smart TVs starting this year.
The announcement dated January 3rd outlined several updates that Samsung plans to incorporate in its new series of smart TVs.
The NFT Aggregation Platform will come with several features that will allow customers to view their digital collections.
It will be available on Samsung’s MicroLed, Neo QLED, and The Frame models and will also enable users to directly buy NFTs directly from the TV sets.
As the name of the platform suggests, it will aggregate data from several marketplaces and provide information about the artwork as who created it and which blockchain network it uses.
Thus, the giant aims to become the first electronics company to put NFTs into TV sets.
The non-fungible token sector experienced significant growth in 2021 with the entrance of countless celebrities and global brands.
Sportspeople, business people, musicians, politicians, and everyone in-between started to get on board as NFTs provide them opportunities to enhance their relationships with fans and much more.
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