Paris Hilton, SHIB and Ubisoft: unique NFT in collaboration with Shiba Inu

Paris Hilton, SHIB and Ubisoft: unique NFT in collaboration with Shiba Inu

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by Liza Tanasova

3 years ago

The Shiba Inu team have provided details of a new release of non-replaceable tokens (NFTs) created in partnership with Paris Hilton, SHIB, Ubisoft, Gremplin and BunnyHEAD, which is detailed in the latest issue of The Shib Magazine. The developers unveiled an NFT collection called "MareBears," a 3D-printed and Tamagotchi-inspired collection, allowing owners to develop their digital pets through the devices and even offering discounts to RSTLSS holders.

MareBears is limited to just 15,000 digital pets available for 0.077 ETH, but RSTLSS holders get a discount. These digital bears receive random traits, including Shiba features, and provide unique benefits to holders who hold SHIBs in their wallets. The uniqueness of each MareBear is provided by DNA, and the transmutium (T+) collected can be exchanged for RSTLSS assets traded for ETH. In addition, owners of these NFTs gain access to art training courses. MareBears are also available on the OpenSea platform for those interested in purchasing them.

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