Digital Arms, an NFT trading platform for firearm, gaming and hunting enthusiasts, is making it possible to buy branded NFT firearms. The team is leaning on their vast combined experience in the firearms and hunting industries to develop a world-first platform that brings non-fungible tokens to the space. The aim is to provide a user-intuitive platform that opens up access even for newcomers to the crypto market, who will be able to buy, sell and trade NFT firearms and accessories. Regarded as the next evolution in firearms, going digital expands the use of NFTs not only as collectibles but also for usage in gaming and other digital platforms. Digital Arms NFTs will be interoperable with video games and other digital platforms, taking user experience to the next level and allowing for cross-game firearm NFTs and skins/accessories. Bringing the real-world aspect to the platform, Digital Arms is partnering with globally recognized firearms manufacturers to replicate models and create scarce, licensed firearm NFTs, thanks to agreements with industry-leading names. To accomplish the task Digital Arms has set out, the company has already raised more than $1.5 million USD and the core medium of the ecosystem is the Hunter Token ($HNTR). The token is what will facilitate the entire ecosystem created by Digital Arms. The Hunter Token will be Scarce, Collectable, and will be interoperable with many video games, all of which are unique to Digital Arms and the Hunter Token. The digital currency powering all transactions is the Hunter Token ($HNTR), of which value will be represented by growth and adoption of the community and ecosystem. Recently, Digital Arms has opened Hunter Token whitelisting registration to open markets and early investors. Based on the interest of early investors, it will be a massive development for firearms, munitions, hunting industries, and especially for NFT collectors worldwide. For more information about Digital Arms and the Hunter Token, read the company whitepaper at https://docsend.com/view/gcfdaiymvyqcakkh. Image by PublicDomainPictures from Pixabay
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