‘Love, Death + Robots’ Returns to Netflix With NFT Scavenger Hunt

The QR codes for the NFTs will be scattered across the digital and physical world.

By Jason Nelson

May 25, 2022

1 min read

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“Love, Death + Robots” has returned to Netflix for a third season—with the help of an NFT scavenger hunt.

9 pieces of art. 9 codes. the hunt begins #lovedeathandart https://t.co/h4Ijk7RrGI pic.twitter.com/uM51UOBnUj

— Love, Death + Robots (@lovedeathrobots) May 20, 2022

According to the show’s website, the scavenger hunt was created in partnership with Web3 studio Feature and includes nine pieces of QR-Coded digital artwork in various mediums, including billboards, videos, and episodes of the sci-fi series.

A non-fungible token, or NFT, is a digital asset that represents ownership of a unique item, such as a piece of artwork, a collectible, or a membership.

The “Love, Death + Robots” NFTs are minted on the Ethereum blockchain. The starting price of each NFT on OpenSea is 0.003 ETH, currently about $6.

The “Love, Death + Robots” NFTs are just Netflix’s latest dip into crypto. Last month, the streaming company released “Trust No One: The Hunt for the Crypto King,” a documentary examining the mystery surrounding the death of Gerald Cotten, the CEO of crypto exchange QuadrigaCX.

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