Ghoulish NFTs Will Haunt the Blockchain This Halloween

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In crypto, where nothing is scarier than FOMO, there's no better time for an extremely limited release of non-fungible tokens than Halloween.

The shop will be open all day long when it's Halloween in New York City, with each NFT being awarded to its highest bidder.

"Halloween is a very fun holiday for video games."

The event will be announced just before Halloween on the company's Discord channel.

The art for three Halloween ships has already been released, but there could be as many as six, Saaf said.

She'll be possible to hatch until the end of Halloween in the United States.

The company has a few other rare kitties available for sale with Halloween themes, and at least one whole Halloween trait.

Finally, Blockchain Cuties has a whole series of adventures planned for Halloween.

Last year the game released a set of NFTs called "Bone Dragon Army." Several sets appear ready to go for this Halloween.

"Halloween is a great time for experimentation. And it's believed to be a magical time, isn't it?".

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