The Sandbox signs partnership deal with K-pop group

Today The Sandbox made a rather unusual announcement on their Twitter account and other media. The leadership of the virtual universe decided to conclude several contracts at once. This time they decided to venture into the world of music and strengthen their connection with the Asian market. They will create a social center where they will interact with the many fans of K-pop culture and hold events where they can have a good experience. Most likely, the management of The Sandbox will also hold concerts. To achieve their goal, they managed to achieve the signing of partnership agreements with the ModHaus platform and music artists represented by TripleS.

The Sandbox Metaverse will collaborate with its new partners to create a new space in the vastness of virtual worlds, where they say they will expand the possibilities. Earlier, by the way, there have already been concerts in the metaverse with the participation of Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga and other popular stars.

In addition to the events themselves, thematic non-fungible tokens will also be created, the list of which will include avatars, wearable devices clinging to them and other items that can be collected.

Cindy Lee, CEO of the company, spoke about the innovations at The Sandbox and said that he was very pleased with the opportunity to cooperate with the ModHaus platform. He believes that it is ModHaus that will be able to contribute to the emergence of new ways to use blockchain technologies for representatives of The Sandbox. At the same time, he assured all fans of K-pop music, in particular fans of TripleS, that they will be able to fully enjoy the creativity of this group in The Sandbox metaverse.

Joseph Back, who became one of the founders of the ModHaus site, noted the fact that he also aims to bring non-fungible tokens to the masses. He also wants this collaboration to be able to revolutionize the K-pop market.

ModHaus has already begun to forge this path and it is through Web 3.0 technology that they have begun to promote K-pop culture. Joseph Baek set out to connect Korean music fans with NFT token creators. To do this, ModHaus created the Cosmo platform, which runs on a blockchain system.

The TripleS team is different from the usual K-pop groups. TripleS consists of 24 participants, and the project itself is aimed at developing cryptocurrency values. According to them, it is the anonymity of the participants that will allow them to boldly influence the further development of the TripleS group by voting for changing certain aspects in the group.