2026-01-15 00:31:57

Cryptoys just closed a $30.5 million funding round spanning seed and series A stages, signaling strong institutional backing for the platform. The team is ramping up a focused 30-day awareness push to expand its footprint in the market. What sets them apart is their exclusive focus on digital collectibles tied to major entertainment franchises—think Disney and Star Wars properties turned into blockchain-based toys. The caliber of investors backing the project speaks volumes about confidence in both the execution and the long-term IP licensing potential in the Web3 space.

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BlockchainTherapist

· 8h ago

Disney Star Wars on the blockchain? I don't understand why it has to be blockchainized. Aren't traditional collectibles better?

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TommyTeacher

· 8h ago

Disney Star Wars NFT toys? This trick feels a bit familiar. The key is whether the IP licensing fees can be paid on time.

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StableGenius

· 8h ago

$30.5M for what's basically NFT toys with IP licensing sprinkled on top... empirically speaking, we've seen this exact play fail spectacularly before, but sure, let's watch the institutional money do its thing for 30 days lmaooo

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GameFiCritic

· 9h ago

$30.5 million sounds impressive, but the key is whether this 30-day promotion can translate into actual player retention. IP collaborations are indeed a highlight, but the licensing fees for top-tier IPs like Disney and Star Wars are definitely a major expense. The core question is whether the game mechanics and token deflation model are well-designed enough to ensure survival.

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