South Korean Entertainment Giant Dreamus Embraces NFTs for K-Pop Tickets

By cineramaSeptember 22, 2023NFT

Source: Adobe / coffeemill South Korean entertainment and events company Dreamus, a subsidiary of SK Planet, is breaking into blockchain by offering NFT ticketing services through its parent company’s […]

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South Korean Entertainment Giant Dreamus Embraces NFTs for K-Pop Tickets

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