ChainCatcher news, Indian pop music duo Neha Kakkar and Tony Kakkar will hold their first metaverse concert titled "Musically Yours by the Kakkars" through E-verse. Tickets will be sold in the form of CMP tokens on the Indian exchange EasyCoins. It is reported that Neha Kakkar and Tony Kakkar have over 875 million YouTube views and each has more than 80 million Instagram followers, and this performance is expected to attract tens of millions of viewers.The native token CMP of the metaverse concert infrastructure provider Caduceus is the only digital currency payment method, and all ticket revenue from the Neha Kakkar and Tony Kakkar concert will be automatically converted to CMP and held long-term. Currently, Caduceus's native token CMP has been listed on India's largest digital trading platform EasyCoins (India) and the CMP-USDT trading pair has been opened. CMP will be sold long-term through the EasyCoins exchange in India.EasyCoins is a cryptocurrency exchange that will serve as a gateway to web3.0, continuously providing a convenient user experience for web3.0 users and those who are about to become web3.0 users, while lowering the usage threshold. In the future, EasyCoins will collaborate with more metaverse ecosystems to provide users with a better trading experience and a more user-friendly application experience.

According to ChainCatcher, TechCrunch reported that the metaverse concert platform AmazeVR announced the completion of a $17 million funding round, with participation from Mirae Asset Venture Investment, CJ Investment, Smilegate Investment, GS Futures, LG Technology Ventures, and South Korean entertainment giant CJ ENM.CJ ENM stated that investing in AmazeVR is part of its strategy to expand its digital technology business in AR/VR technology, the metaverse, NFTs, and more. Earlier this year, they also acquired a minority stake in the American metaverse company Hyperreal Digital.It is reported that AmazeVR previously collaborated with the South Korean girl group Aespa to host a virtual concert, and to date, the total amount of funding has reached approximately $47.8 million. (Source link)

According to Chain Catcher news, as reported by News1, South Korean telecom giant SK will hold a virtual concert (Meta Hongdae Music Tour) on its metaverse platform Ifland, featuring bands and artists such as 10CM and Sunwoo Jung-A. "Stereoscopic" technology is used to create stereoscopic images based on real scenes, capturing 360-degree footage simultaneously in all directions with over 100 cameras.It is reported that from September 19 to 23, a set of performances will be unveiled each day, and then from September 24 to 25, all performance content will be showcased simultaneously. (Source link)