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Top3 Web3 Products of the Week #4
In the past week, the major news dominating the Web3 space has been the battle of the NFT marketplaces, particularly between the market incumbent leader Opensea, and new entrant, Blur. Bankless wrote a wonderful newsletter diving deeper into the dynamics that led to Blur's successful challenge of Opensea's market dominance. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out in the coming months.
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NftyTribe
An NFT marketplace onboarding and discovering African NFT creators.
<https://nftytribe.io/>
Industry: Marketplace, dApps, Emerging Markets
NftyTribe is an NFT marketplace that helps onboard and discover African NFT creators, with a focus on integrating physical items tied to NFTs. The platform helps creators list their collections and seamlessly transfer physical items or collectibles tied to their NFTs, making it accessible to those who have been sidelined by the purely digital nature of NFTs.
Location: Nigeria
Founded in: 2021
Scorefam
A decentralized sports gaming platform.
<https://scorefam.org/>
Industry: SportsTech, FinTech, Exchange
Scorefam is the first blockchain risk profiled sports gaming platform for sports lovers that aims to create more earning opportunities for this community and increase fan engagement.
Location: Lagos, Nigeria
Founded in: 2020
Blocksee
A Web3 CRM.
<https://www.blocksee.co/>
Industry: CRM, SaaS, Data, Social
Blocksee enables you to automatically aggregate wallet user profiles, save whitelists, token-gate customer activations, deliver airdrop marketing campaigns, and mint smart contracts. Their co-code biz-ops dashboard also includes a QR ticketing system for proof of attendance or redemption campaigns, as well as audience insights such as total tokens held and customer wallet currency balances.
Location: San Francisco / Los Angeles / Spain
Founded in: 2022
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