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Arabian Camels launches NFT giving 50% of IP rights in feature film

This community is attempting to decentralise film ownership and eliminate funding risks associated with making movies with NFTs

December 14, 2021 / 14:27 IST
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Representative Image: Shutterstock
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Arabian Camels, an NFT community that’s creating a Hollywood movie, has launched an NFT (non-fungible token) that allows buyers to hold up to half the intellectual property rights to Antara, a $50 million feature film based on the life of ancient Arabian knight Antarah Ibn Shaddad.

Arabian Camels introduced the Antara Movie NFT in partnership with Swapp Protocol in a bid to decentralise film ownership and eliminate funding risks associated with film production. An NFT is a virtual asset that confirms ownership over a real-world or digital item including art, collectibles, music, and videos.

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The two partners will produce the world’s first decentralised feature film production NFTs with decentralised finance (DeFi) capabilities. Swapp is a community-driven DeFi protocol built on the Ethereum blockchain.

DeFi, is a form of funding that does not rely on intermediaries offering traditional financial instruments and instead uses smart contracts on blockchains.