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The NFT Brand Azuki Launches Anime.com - A New Way to Anime
By Monica Stankova access_time 2 min read

Azuki, a non-fungible token (NFT) brand inspired by anime, has acquired the premium domain anime.com. Azuki announced the brand anime.com through its X account. 

Los Angeles-based Chiru Labs is the driving force behind Azuki’s products and projects. Azuki launched its initial NFT collection in January 2022, comprising 10,000 NFTs, with 8,700 sold on platforms like OpenSea and LooksRare and the remaining 1,300 minted by the whitelist. Azuki NFT holders gain exclusive access to “The Garden,” a collaborative Web3 space that offers special drops, streetwear, live events, and more.


At Azuki, we are building the future of anime through decentralized IP co-created with the community and innovative products that enrich the anime fan experience. Our Azuki collectibles have generated over $1B in secondary trading volume.

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The NFT Brand Azuki Launches Anime.com - A New Way to Anime

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