emoji Enters Web3 with RECUR

The emoji brand and RECUR are partnering to bring the icons to Web3, together launching the inaugural emoji brand NFT collection. The collection, emoji forever: the first drop, powered by RECUR, will include 2,222 PFPs of the poo emoji icon, from rainbow poo to sprinkle poo.  

To support the launch, emoji and RECUR have enlisted the help of an emoji brand icon named Barry Dingle. Starting Sept. 22, select fans will have the opportunity to join Barry Dingle by purchasing a poo NFT.  

“Emojis in digital communication are a core element; from texting to Twitter, they bring joy to our days and fill our world with color and personality,” says Zach Bruch, founder and chief executive officer, RECUR. “We’re thrilled to bring this expressive brand to life in Web3 with the introduction of official emoji NFTs, going beyond letters and numbers and lending a voice and personality to Web3 with the emoji icons our fans know, love and use every day.” 

As with previous launches, RECUR Pass Holders receive special access to RECUR’s extensive roster of licensed IP, which includes Nickelodeon, “Star Trek,” Hello Kitty, Care Bears and its college sports NFT platform, NFTU, among others. Each pass is programmatically generated, and its color is associated with the number or edition of the pass, determining its rarity. RECUR Pass Holders will have quite an advantage for emoji forever: the first drop.  

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RECUR offers NFT holders a fully interoperable experience with multi-chain deposits and withdrawals for all their NFT collections. Most recently, RECUR expanded to the Avalanche blockchain, offering a scalable, low cost, sustainable platform for smart contract development while using 35,000 times less energy than Ethereum.  

On RECUR, NFTs can be withdrawn to any Web3 wallet, including Avalanche, on any supported blockchain. 

Want to learn more about NFTs and Web3? RECUR worked with License Global on an exclusive report, “A Comprehensive Look Into NFTs” as well as a webinar, “WTF NFT.” Additionally, License Global hosted a webinar all about Web3, aptly titled “Everything You Need to Know About Web 3.0.”