VeVe partners with K-pop superstars Blackpink to release digital collectibles

VeVe partners with K-pop superstars Blackpink to release digital collectibles
VeVe co-founder David Yu says digital collectibles give fans a new way to enjoy their passions. (Image: Supplied)
John Anthony
New Zealand’s fastest-growing business has partnered with one of Korea’s biggest K-pop exports to release limited-edition digital fan merchandise.Founded in 2018 by David Yu and Dan Crothers, VeVe allows users to buy, sell and interact with unique licensed virtual items, called digital collectibles, of their favourite characters and brands.Blockchain technology underpinning VeVe’s collectibles authenticates the content and gives it provenance through a digital transaction history.VeVe vroomLast year VeVe topped the Deloitte Fa...

More Editor's Picks

Fridge firm AoFrio keeps it cool with first food retail deal
Markets

Fridge firm AoFrio keeps it cool with first food retail deal

Three trials, one contract and two commercial proposals for tech firm in new market.

Te Pāti Māori files incomplete overdue accounts
Law & Regulation

Te Pāti Māori files incomplete overdue accounts

The party's 2023 accounts were due for filing by June 30, 2024.

Denise McNabb 25 Feb 2025
Genesis interested in buying SolarZero
Markets

Genesis interested in buying SolarZero

SolarZero's complicated arrangements would have to be sorted.

Ian Llewellyn 24 Feb 2025
The good, the bad, and the ugly of share buybacks
Markets BusinessDesk Explains

The good, the bad, and the ugly of share buybacks

Spark did one, Fletcher did too and now Air NZ is. What are share buy-backs?