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Ozzy Osbourne releases his own NFT collection 'Cryptobatz'


 

Ozzy Osbourne has launched his first NFT collection. These NFTs, called “Cryptobatz”, have the unique property that they can modify NFTs from other collections to create new NFTs with attributes from both collections.


Musician Ozzy Osbourne recently announced their own NFT collection. The singer from Black Sabbath, also known as Prince of Darkness, presented the collection called " Cryptobatz ". It consists of a total of 9,666 unique bats in the form of NFTs. Rolling Stone reported on it first. Ozzy Osbourne reportedly designed the NFTs himself, and the collection will be available for purchase from January 2022.


The collection will also allow owners to create new NFTs by “biting” and mutating other NFTs . These new versions of the bats are called “MutantBatz”. The interesting thing is that these MutantBatz can be formed by "biting" other NFT collections. Bored Ape Yacht Club , SupDucks, Cryptotoadz and another, as yet unnamed project will support this feature.


Commenting on his move into the NFT space, Osbourne said: “I've been trying to get into the NFT space for a while. When I asked Sharon for a Christmas present after several failed attempts to buy me a Bored Ape and she said no, I decided to develop my own collection. CryptoBatz is a crazy project for NFT collectors and fans. The design pays homage to one of my most legendary moments on stage and a chance to get hold of a rare piece of cultural history. I love it!"


Musicians and artists flock to the NFT area

Osbourne joins the long list of artists who have already sold NFTs or at least announced a project. This list includes Eminem, Grimes, The Weeknd, Jay-Z, and many others. It is clear that the music industry sees the potential of NFTs to give fans access to exclusive material and unreleased recordings.


The NFT music platform OneOf has been particularly committed to integrating NFTs into the music industry. Of course, this would not be possible if there was no interest on the part of the users. Yet that interest became apparent in 2021 when activities related to NFTs grew exponentially.

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