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GAMEFI & NFT MEETS WITH GRIFFIN ART

pandora
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Ankara, Turkey / November 24, 2021 / SEAPRWire / – Griffin Art has entered the market with the launch of an NFT marketplace on Sept. 14, 2021. This marketplace will provide users with the opportunity to generate NFTs and collect governance tokens for community improvements. By harnessing the potential of the Binance Smart Chain, the team behind Griffin Art showcases their ability to further provide accessibility, NFT sharing, creation and ownership. Their team is creating the digital collectibles platform that will integrate with a mobile game developed by the Griffin Art project to achieve this mission. This integration will allow users to sell nonfungible tokens that can be used in the game. The first game released is called Griffin Land, based on themes from mythology and including fantastical creatures. It consists of more than 10 different creatures, including multiple warriors, which the users can combat. Apart from this, the game will also be 3D and offer a P2E mechanism to get the most out of their time. The overall graphics of the game are on par with any modern-day gaming title. To see more about this, you can check their trailer. Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtu...

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GIC looks to integrate climate change into investment portfolio

elean
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SINGAPORE (THE BUSINESS TIMES) - Sovereign wealth fund GIC will integrate climate change into its investment portfolio, a report noted today (Oct 14). This will involve evaluating the way long-term capital market assumptions are affected by climate change drivers and under different climate change scenarios. GIC is also ensuring that its investment teams integrate climate change considerations into their processes. Analysts tap environmental metrics to identify risks and conduct further due diligence and engagement with companies. Ms Rachel Teo, who heads the futures (research) unit and is senior vice-president of economics and investment strategy, said in the report that GIC will not just bluntly divest firms with high-carbon intensity. "We would instead seek to engage and understand if the companies have plans to transit to a lower carbon business model, and will support them in their transition path towards long-term sustainability," she wrote. The focus for GIC will also be on areas such as renewable energy, green buildings, sustainable food and agriculture, electric mobility and other emerging technologies that will facilitate a decarbonisation of the global economy. This stra...