The two blockchain networks will be joining up to create a Web 3.0 media platform, offering non-fungible tokens with exclusive rewards.
With NFTs reaching immense heights over the past couple of months, crypto-focused blockchain platforms are looking to expand into the art-based digital asset sector.
Polygon Network has been one of the top ETH layer-2 scaling solution platforms for a while. Now, it has partnered with Cere, which is a data cloud solution platform for companies, initially funded by Polygon back in 2019.
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DaVinci was announced earlier in January, and went live just yesterday, offering users a platform to purchase or sell non-fungible tokens through smart contracts and payment solutions.
Likewise, DaVinci boasts itself with Cere’s Decentralized Data Cloud (DDC) protocol that enables personalized streaming solutions for owners of the NFTs, or, in other words, lets asset holders use their NFTs on a variety of applications.
Not only that, the platform will offer Cere’s Freeport which is a secure vault for NFTs that also acts as a minting platform with smart contracts, and ensures security to every NFT asset holder.
According to the co-founder of Cere Fred Jin, he claimed that the security of non-fungible tokens on traditional platforms is not good enough, stating:
​​"Most NFT content is not stored securely on the blockchain. This is a problem, simply because your NFT can lose its content and associated value. The DaVinci platform solves this problem via Cere DDC’s secure decentralized content delivery innovations. We’re really breaking new ground here, both for the entertainment industry and consumer enterprises, through a new standard for decentralizing data/content along with the Polygon team."
At the moment, the DaVinci project offers NFTs by a professional photographer Antti Karppinen, with 3 assets currently listed on the platform that reportedly will be launched very soon.
