In a move that will shake up the Web3 industry, Candy Digital and Palm NFT Studio have announced a strategic merger. The two companies, which are both leaders in the digital collectibles space, will combine their strengths to create a new powerhouse that is poised to redefine the future of fan engagement.
Candy Digital is a pioneer in the brand engagement space, with a portfolio of partnerships that includes Major League Baseball, NASCAR, WWE, Netflix, and Warner Bros. Discovery. Palm NFT Studio is a leading Web3 technology and production company that has developed the PALM network, a high-performance blockchain designed for digital collectibles.
The merger of Candy Digital and Palm NFT Studio will create a company with the resources and expertise to lead the way in the development of ground-breaking digital experiences for the world’s leading brands. The combined entity will have a vast library of digital collectibles, a state-of-the-art marketplace, and a robust suite of tools for creating and managing custom-made experiences.
The merger is also a major coup for the PALM network. Candy Digital’s vast user base and deep relationships with major brands will help to accelerate the adoption of the PALM network and make it the leading platform for digital collectibles.
The combined company will be led by Scott Lawin, the CEO of Candy Digital, and Daniel Heyman, the co-founder, and CEO of Palm NFT Studio. Lawin and Heyman have a proven track record of success in the digital collectibles space, and they are well-positioned to lead the new company to even greater heights.
The merger of Candy Digital and Palm NFT Studio is a major development in the Web3 industry. The combined company has the potential to revolutionize the way fans interact with their favorite brands, and it is well-positioned to lead the way in the development of the next generation of digital collectibles.
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