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Ubisoft implements NFT: Unique equipment in Ghost Recon Breakpoint



With Ubisoft, one of the largest game manufacturers is entering the world of non-fungible tokens (NFT). Shortly after the announcement, the price of the cryptocurrency Tezos (XTZ) exploded.

A study last month had already revealed that the majority of game manufacturers want to rely on blockchain technology. As the game manufacturer Ubisoft has now announced, the company is taking a big step towards Non-Fubgible-Token (NFT). This makes Ubisoft the first major video game manufacturer to implement NFT. Ubisoft had already shown interest in blockchain technology in recent years, but for the most part it remained with investments in companies without using blockchain technology in their own games.

With Ubisoft Quartz , the publisher of classics such as Assasin's Creed and Just Dance has created a platform that enables players to trade items. These are stored as NFT and thus counterfeit-proof units. First, Quartz starts in the PC version of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint.

Quartz beta version will start shortly

The beta version of the Quartz platform will start very quickly on December 9, 2021. The first countries include the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Brazil and Australia. The use of the platform is linked to a number of conditions.

First of all, players must reach experience level 5 before they can access the NFT, which is called by Ubisoft Digits. In addition, a minimum age of 18 years applies to create the necessary Tezos wallet for the game.

Tezos course explodes

The Tezos wallet is necessary because Ubisoft relies on the Tezos blockchain to implement NFT. It is therefore hardly surprising that the price of the Tezos cryptocurrency XTZ has increased by 37 percent within a few hours. XTZ is currently trading at around 5.48 US dollars. The all-time high of $ 9.18 is currently still a long way off. This is dated October 4, 2021. Since then, the course had crashed sharply within a few weeks.

Above all, Tezos' ecological balance should be the main reason why Ubisoft decided on this blockchain. According to its own statement, Tezos is a network that uses around two million times less energy than Bitcoin.

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