The world’s largest shopping mall, the Dubai Mall, is now home to an ftNFT shop. The ftNFT shop intends to become the go-to spot for all NFT fans because of its novel concept, excellent customer service, and fresh take on the NFT asset base. On March 17th, 2023, the ftNFT shop will officially open its doors in Dubai Mall, where curious shoppers may learn more about the fascinating world of NFTs. This is likely to grab the headlines in the crypto world, given the mall’s popularity in the world, thanks to its 80 million+ annual visitors.
ftNFT and the case for physical NFT shops
Unique in the NFT industry, ftNFT is a brick-and-mortar shop where creators can sell their NFTs to customers. The main goal of the NFT shop is to bring the experience of purchasing and selling NFTs to the real world, considering that a wide variety of NFTs are currently only available in the digital space. Customers will be able to purchase their favourite NFTs and take them home, secure with the knowledge that they are holding a one-of-a-kind piece of digital art.
This expansion to the Dubai Mall follows the success of the first ftNFT shop, which opened earlier in the Mall of Emirates. Since opening, the store has been lauded by customers and critics alike. Shoppers who have stopped in have commended the store’s unique concept, courteous staff and overall pleasant experience. Given the mall’s international reputation and global reach, ftNFT hopes to replicate the success of its Mall of Emirates shop to increase traffic to the platform.
The ftNFT shop operates within the broader Fastex Network. Digital asset exchange, payment gateway services, staking and decentralised finance are some of the services offered by the platform, which is a comprehensive Web3 ecosystem. Fastex’s ftNFT shop is the company’s first physical location and it is part of a larger effort to unify the company’s digital and real-world services for customers. The NFT sector has been resilient in the face of the adverse crypto market downturn and its loyal user base and increasing use cases have given it a lifeline against immense odds.