NFT startup Recur has declared the winding down of its Web3 platform, attributing its decision to the challenges of the crypto winter, despite hosting major brand IPs like Hello Kitty and Nickelodeon.
Recur is the company behind digital collectibles for Sanrio's Hello Kitty and ViacomCBS' content library. By J. Clara Chan Digital Media Writer Range Media Partners is linking up with Recur, a leading ...
MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--RECUR today announced a strategic partnership with iconic brand, Hello Kitty, to create a fan-focused platform that will bring the beloved character to the NFT space for the ...
With the non-fungible token (NFT) bubble in full swing, a new startup is launching with a product that allows fans to interact with their favorite brands by buying, collecting, and re-selling digital ...
Sports NFT startup Recur has raised $50 million in Series A venture capital funding, led by Digital, an investment fund backed by Mets owner Steve Cohen. Cohen, a hedge fund billionaire, joins the ...
Media company ViacomCBS is getting into NFTs. Amid growing hype around the potential market for NFTs, aka non-fungible tokens — digital assets linked to ownership that’s stored on a blockchain, often ...