Germany launches dog-themed NFTs to fetch cyber talent: Nifty Newsletter, June 21–28

In this weeks newsletter, checked out about the German foreign intelligence firm issuing a dog-themed nonfungible token (NFT) witch hunt and have a look at the new NFT stamp collection from the autonomous area of the Faroe Islands. Learn about Hermès latest win in its violation case against MetaBirkins, and dont forget todays Nifty News, featuring the NFT Web3 card video game Gods Unchained being contributed to the Epic Games store, and why the United States Secret Service created an NFT collection.German intelligence service launches dog-themed NFTs to bring cyber talentThe German foreign intelligence company, the Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND), released a collection of dog-themed NFTs on June 19. Aside from cartoon depictions of canines, the collection features an on-chain witch hunt to recruit cyber talent.Dogs of BND NFTs are only collectible by discovering a character string published on the organizations Instagram that will direct users to a specific Ethereum address. Users would require to use the provided details to discover the collection and mint the NFT.Continue readingJudge grants Hermès demand to halt all MetaBirkin NFT salesOn June 23, Manhattan-based U.S. Judge Jed Rakoff gave the demand of luxury fashion home Hermès to obstruct all sales of the MetaBirkin NFTs, marking another win for the style brand name in the violation case.Rakoff showed apprehension toward artist Mason Rothschilds defense versus the Hermès fit and questioned the artists continued marketing of the project. He said that Rothschilds “entire scheme” was to deceive consumers into believing Hermès backed the project.Continue readingFaroe Islands postal service concerns NFT-embedded stampsThe Faroe Islands launched its very first series of stamps, called “crypto stamps,” with a digital copy saved on the blockchain as an NFT and still working as real postage. On June 23, the main website for the regional postal service revealed the collection called Stamps of Maybe, which was produced in partnership with the company VariusSystems. The Faroe Islands follow two other European countries, Austria and the Netherlands, in providing NFT stamps. Continue readingYes, the Secret Service has an NFT collection, and no, its not for saleCointelegraph spoke to agents from the Secret Services San Francisco field workplace, understood as the Digital Asset Technology Alliance Squad, about their NFT collection resting on OpenSea. The unit particularly deals with crypto-related crime and said the collection was developed to much better comprehend how NFTs worked. Among its forensic monetary experts said it likewise serves as an example of the firms interest in the crypto community. Continue readingImmutables Gods Unchained launches on Epic Games StoreGods Unchained, the NFT trading card video game from Immutable Games, was noted on the Epic Games Store on June 21. The Web3 trading card game is now available to Epics 230 million customers.Initially, the video game was released in June 2019, growing its user base to nearly 80,000 weekly users by January 2022. Each card in the Gods Unchained world is represented by an NFT on the Ethereum layer-2 network, Immutable X. Continue readingThanks for reading this digest of the weeks most noteworthy developments in the NFT space. Return next Wednesday for more reports and insights into this actively developing space.CHECK OUT COINTELEGRAPHS NFT STEEZ PODCAST

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