Newsletter from Project Galaxy ∅ - Dec 19, 2021

Project Galaxy continues to boast a long list of partnerships, with many more forged recently. Regardless of the onboarded partnerships that provide more utility to both ecosystems, the growing Galaxy is still priming for more expansion. Below is a recap of some of the wonderful collaborations we have achieved recently.

Project Galaxy announced a new Spaces page, currently with more than 60 features. Each one reveals an event or opportunity with detailed specifics about exploiting these offerings. “Enter” each Space for more information.

Back in September, SynFutures crypto derivatives exchange launched FutureX, its pre-DAO committee set to steer all actions and decisions. Following the launch, it kicked off a celebration campaign on Project Galaxy, which saw GameFi NFTs airdropped to 1000 randomly-chosen users between November 29th and December 6th.

Project Galaxy recently bit into the fashion scene with its Space Runners partnership. A metaverse fashion brand for digital sneakers, Space Runners champions the fashion NFT scene on the metaverse through Augmented Reality. Its first set of NFTs is The Basketball-Themed Sneaker Collection, which has already bagged partnerships with NBA bigwigs Kyle Kuzuma and Nick Young.

The APWine yield tokenizing and trading protocol presented the first look into the APWine review at the recently-concluded DeFi Summit, launching its NFT program in partnership with Project Galaxy. The launch included user access to special giveaways and $APW airdrops. So far, the APWine collection currently features 299 NFTs.

Decentralized derivatives market provider Injective Labs announced a unique NFT drop. In collaboration with Project Galaxy, the Injective team is rewarding its bridge and exchange users for their loyalty.

Project Galaxy recently partnered with NFT gaming platform CryptoBlades and Transak. The Binance Smart Chain (BSC) gaming service announced that users who took advantage of the partnership can now claim their NFTs on the Galaxy Chain. Each user can claim a CryptoBlade weapon, character, or Legendary Defender Shield.

Blockchain Web 3.0 browser, Acent, opened its NFT Garden on Galaxy. The Vegetable Garden of Acent is currently available to the HappyBlock Giveaway Campaign winner.

Lucky Lion GameFi and YieldFarming platform has released the first paid rare edition of 2 NFT barbarian characters, inspired by Dungeon Immortal Evil. A limited number of NFTs are available via Project Galaxy on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Moonpot savings game launched the Ziggyverse expedition and NFT forging campaign in partnership with Project Galaxy. Users can stake $POTS to get NFTs, and then forge them with Project Galaxy. Some Cadets are already forging Ziggyverse NFTs.

We partnered with Dataverse to bring its one and only NFT Treasure Hunt to Project Galaxy as a fantastic present in this festive season. Dataverse hosted a series of Treasure Hunt Tasks from December 13 to December 19, and will announce winners of the resulting airdrop on Christmas Day!

DeFi and Web3.0 insurance product provider Bright Union launched a partnership with Project Galaxy, now offering limited Crystal NFTs for early DeFi insurance investors. 263 NFTs are available starting from the 23rd of December.

Adding to our long list of partnerships is GameFi metaverse aggregator CheersLand. The CheersLand and Project Galaxy partnership will see CheersLand creating an NFT space based on Galaxy, expanding user access for players to monetize their gaming experiences.

Project Galaxy and Salad Ventures are creating the next generation of play-to-earn platforms. Our co–founder Charles Wayn is throwing his weight behind the blockchain and play-to-earn think tank as a seed investor.

We launched a new homepage! The Project Galaxy mothership now has a smoother feel for easier access to all the exciting information we have for all members of the community.

Check out the conversation with our co-founder and project lead, Harry Zhang. Speaking on a podcast, Harry discusses the intricacies of starting a Web3 company and on-chain credentials.

Rounding out our list is a fantastic partnership that we recently launched with Arbitrum. Developers on the Optimistic Rollup platform can now use the Galaxy protocol to launch NFTs.

Through our partnership with CyberConnect, users can now see their on-chain credentials displayed directly on your personal profile page. This is the official first integration and live use case of Galaxy ID, one of the possible on-chain credentials that is powered via the Project Galaxy platform.

In order to expand our capabilities throughout additional networks, we are excited to announce that we will soon be rolling out on Avalanche. Avalanche developers can start to curate their on-chain credentials, as well as release credential-based NFTs using our Galaxy protocol. Avalanche NFTs, here we come!