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💸Binance launches AI-powered NFT generator for KYC-verified users

Crypto exchange Binance’s nonfungible token (NFT) arm announced the launch of its artificial intelligence (AI) NFT generator that lets users produce custom artworks using AI technology.

On July 26, Binance NFT said its AI NFT generator dubbed “Bixel” is now permanently available for its users. According to the trading platform, the tool allows users to generate unique digital art and join the world of NFTs. However, those who wish to use the tool are required to complete the platform’s know your customer (KYC) identity verification process. Binance explained that:

“This critical measure is in place to maintain a trustworthy and secure platform for all users, aligning with best practices and regulatory requirements.”

In addition, those who wish to mint NFTs using the tool are also required to pay a minting fee of 0.008 BNB (BNB), which is around $1.9 at the time of writing. According to Binance, the fee ensures that the NFT creation process is executed properly within the BNB smart chain.

— Binance's AI NFT generator is back!

Bixel is now publicly available, letting you unleash your creativity to generate your own AI artwork.
Create your digital art before the 10th of August for the chance to win 1 BNB!
- Binance (binance)

When it comes to generating artwork using AI, the crypto exchange said they will provide ten chances for users to produce art for free each day.

⚡️Snoop Dogg and Happi Co. Bring NFT-Inspired Ice Cream Line to Walmart Stores

Snoop Dogg is making waves again, this time teaming up with Happi Co. to introduce an exciting new line of ice cream called Dr. Bombay. Combining the world of NFTs with real-life treats, Dr. Bombay Ice Cream will hit the shelves of 3,500 Walmart stores starting this week, priced at $4.98 per tub.

Drawing inspiration from Snoop Dogg's very own NFT character, the Dr. Bombay brand will debut with a delightful array of seven flavors, promising a West Coast vibe that captures the essence of where the legendary rapper hails from.

The flavors include Bonus Track Brownie, Cocoa Cream Cookie Dream, Iced Out Orange Cream, Rollin' In the Dough, S'more Vibes, Syrupy Waffle Sundaze, and the lively Tropical Sherbet Swizzle.

For Snoop Dogg, ice cream holds a special significance as more than just a snack; it's a way to unwind, relax, and find joy.
"That's exactly what I want Dr. Bombay Ice Cream to do—bring a smile to your face and ease your mind," Snoop expressed.
The rapper has poured his heart and soul into perfecting these flavors, and he's eager for fans worldwide to experience the delicious creations.

But Dr. Bombay isn't just a catchy name; he's also Snoop Dogg's beloved sidekick, adding a playful and mischievous element to the brand's identity both on social media and in-person interactions. The charismatic ape infuses unexpected fun into the ice cream line, reflecting the vibrant and dynamic nature of Snoop Dogg's persona.

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🔥 I Don’t Trust in Music NFTs”: French Electronic Producer DJ Agoria

While some see music NFTs—unique digital assets that often have both musical and visual components—are the future of the music industry, opening up new opportunities for both artists and fans, DJ Agoria, a prominent French electronic producer, composer, and DJ isn't too keen on the hype.

“Since the beginning, I was saying that I don't trust in music NFTs, even if I'm a DJ, an artist, and a musician. We don’t want to make music NFTs mainstream, we want music NFTs to be rare, and the fact that we develop things that people desire or fight to get, excites me more,” DJ Agoria told Decrypt at this year's NFT Paris.

For him, it's about going beyond platforms like Spotify where "for $10, you can have any type of music at any time."

DJ Agoria started his career back in the 1990s when raves dotted clubs around Europe, and those vibes are still alive today, making him “really believe in the desire and the need to look for something more.”