OneRare, a new gaming platform, allows users to collect NFTs digitally and exchange them for real-world dining and restaurant deals. Its founders, Supreet Raju and Gaurav Gupta, call it the first food, gaming, and NFT metaverse in the blockchain ecosystem, saying their love of food led them to this concept. It is a tokenization layer for food on the blockchain in an immersive and gamified experience, Raju says, adding that it is an NFT economy game that relies on cooperation and trade between players who play to win and collectors. of NFTs. The company is bringing the food and beverage industry to the blockchain by collaborating with celebrity chefs, major restaurants, and food brands to mint NFTs for their iconic dishes, including chefs Arnold Poernomo, Saransh Goila, Jaimie Van Heije, and Reynold Poernomo. . OneRare aims to lead the new wave of blockchain adoption by using the universal theme of food to create an exciting experience for users, adds Raju. Currently, OneRare’s Beta test network is live, which includes Gaming Zone: Farm, Farmers Market, and Kitchen. Users can choose to participate in the farm pools, trade in the market, and prepare dishes in the kitchen. Anyone can enter and view the OneRare Foodverse for free. In India, in addition to Chef Goila, his current partnerships include Zorawar Kalra and Massive Restaurants (Farzi Cafe), while Urban Platter is his ingredient partner. “As we move towards our main Metaverse release, we will be releasing more names,” adds Raju.Best of Express PremiumPremiumPremium
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Premium Giving an example of how it will work, he explains: “To make a dish, users must go to our kitchen and follow a recipe. Let’s say you want to make French fries – you would need NFTs of cooking oil, potato, and salt for this recipe. Once you have all three ingredients you can go cook fries and the game mechanic will award you the NFT fries. You can use this Dish NFT to fight in various games in our playground. As we move forward, you’ll also be able to use your Dish NFTs at real-life restaurants, exchanging them for meals and deals.”