Let’s Create Some Art Out of This Planet: Mars4 & Sketchar Martians888 Art Contest
The Mars4 platform is the first blockchain-based project to allow collectors to receive passive income through their NFTs.
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If You ever heard of CryptoPunks and always wanted to create an NFT yourself – now it’s Your time! Open up your inner Leonardo da Vinci to create a one-of-a-kind Martian avatar.
Collaboration of Mars4 and Sketchar announces exclusive Martians888 Art Contest.
Best 888 Martian NFT avatars will form an exciting component of the Mars4 Metaverse – P2E gaming ecosystem where you can explore a geographically exact 3D virtual Mars, own and customize your land and even reap the rewards of the world’s first revenue-generating NFT.
Mars4 is a centered ecosystem where you can explore a virtual Mars Metaverse, own and customize your land property with MARS4 Tokens and even reap the rewards of the world’s first revenue-generating NFT. Attractive tokenomics of Mars4 leverages NFT Mars Land, Gamification, and Token Redistribution.
The Mars4 project’s development team has modeled a detailed 3D map of Mars’ terrain after NASA’s Mars data. Think of it as Mars’ equivalent of the 2001 Google Earth 3D map. The total area of the Red Planet is divided into 99.888 unique land plots, each represented by a unique NFT.
Mars4 is a platform that allows people to own and access the virtual Metaverse world which features the fourth planet in our solar system, Mars. The Mars4 Metaverse will have multiple play to earn games combining the best of Decentraland, Star Atlas and Axie Infinity.
The NFT project is powered by cryptocurrency, which makes it more accessible to people all around the world. There is an initial supply of 4 billion MARS4 dollars that are used as the main currency on the Metaverse of which 1/3rd will be sent to mint the limited supply of NFT land plots.
The platform operates on the Ethereum, allowing users to benefit from high transaction processing speeds. Aside from owning a parcel of land on Mars, users also get the opportunity to benefit from their land plots. In the future, Mars NFTs will be open for staking, and liquidity mining, thus earning passive income to their owners.
The Mars4 platform is the first blockchain-based project to allow collectors to receive passive income through their NFTs. When a collector owns a land plot NFT, they are automatically included in the Mars4 yield generating system.
Mars4.me is announcing a campaign for artists to contribute to the creation of 888 unique Martian Avatars (imagine CryptoPunks on Mars) that will be minted as NFTs and form a core part of the Mars4 world. This is a unique chance for artists to break through and make a name for themselves in the exciting world of Web3, NTFs and P2E gaming.
Mars4 collaborates with Sketchar to make the Martians888 collection come to life. Open up your inner Leonardo da Vinci and create one of 888 unique Martians on Sketchar application. All you need to do is download the Sketchar app, tap the Martians icon in the Creative Hub, fill the outline template for a Martian in your style and share it on the Martians888 collection. Art contest started on November 8th and will end on 30th.
The 888 best Martians will be selected by the Sketchar community and a special jury composed of the Mars4 executive team and experts from the world of Crypto Art and NFT gaming. If your Martian is chosen, you will receive a share of the $35,000 USD bonus pool. These artworks are going to be promoted and sold on the Sketchar marketplace and other NFT marketplaces.
Mars4 NFTs are a rare combination of the NFT benefits of proof of ownership of something both scarce and beautiful, and passive income generation.
Unlike other NFT projects, Mars4 has revenue assurance from its NFT yield generating protocols. It is therefore not just an artistic and exploration medium for content creators, individuals, and businesses, but an excellent source of passive income.
Without further delay, be a part of the exciting Martians888 collection! Start crafting your NFT avatar right away and let it celebrate with his other 887 friends on Mars.
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