Established crypto wallet provider Lumi announced the release of the "First real app" for collectibles.
Lumi allows users to keep all their collectibles in one wallet - including the unique ones and game assets based on Ethereum and ERC-721 tokens.
Lumi's wallet displays all collectible assets associated with the user's Ethereum address in My Collection tab.
The team considers adding a marketplace for tokens, their ownership history and the prices that were paid to the crypto wallet.
Lumi is now planning new ways to increase its profit by selling additional slots for new games, which will be promoted in the "Explore" tab.
The main idea of creating Lumi's new wallet was to help crypto holders keep all their "Unique collectible characters in one place." Most of these assets are from the games where players can breed and collect rare characters.
The users can already use Lumi Collect for their "Adorable creatures" from CryptoKitties and assets from Blockchain Cuties.
Lumi Collet supports collectibles and game assets based on Ethereum and ERC-721 tokens.
A wallet for cryptocurrenciesBesides the collectibles wallet, Lumi offers ERC-20 standard-compatible wallet, both in mobile and web versions.
Users can see how much their assets - both cryptocurrencies and collectibles - are worth in BTC, ETH, and U.S. dollars and recent changes of the assets' prices during the trading sessions.
Crypto Wallet Provider Released New App to Store Collectibles and Game Assets
Published on Sep 10, 2018
by Cointele | Published on Coinage
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