Anyone involved in the NFT space will tell you that fashion and digital assets share an unshakeable bond. After all, who is more decked out that your average Bored Ape? Now, Snitch, a Web3 startup, is making history by developing state of the art NFT fashion accessories.
These accessories are unique in that they allow NFT lovers to express their style while remaining sustainable.
Meet Snitch.
The first multi-chain NFT necklace. Snitch is an NFT device of the new generation. It combines the beauty of a fashion accessory with the potential to display NFTs in real life.
Discover more about Snitch at https://t.co/Lod8ElC7CV
— Snitch (@snitch_store) August 30, 2022
Styling With NFTs
How Snitch makes its users more stylish is through its physical NFT device that is worn like a necklace. On the face of the device, users can connect and display their NFTs as a fashion accessory. Many NFTs already feature amazing visuals and these can now be incorporated into different outfits and this, in turn, creates more utilities for the assets.
In its initial run, Snitch will release only 500 necklaces for pre-order and the design of the accessory will change every month. The company has also teased some collaborations with well-known brands in the future. Overall, Snitch’s aim seems to be connecting the accessory to the NFTs to serve users better.
As Snitch CEO, Arsenii Hurtavtsov says, “We want the device itself to become collectible. Therefore, each configuration of the device will only be dropped once. You’ll never find the same Snitch in another drop.”
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Tokoni Uti has written extensively on blockchain and cryptocurrency for years. Her work has appeared on sites like BTCmanager and Blockchain Reporter. She has a degree in Corporate Communications.
