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Sony’s Ethereum L2 network Soneium is welcoming its first tokenized IP: Japanese IP Moriusa will launch a collaborative NFT collection via Soneium Portal on November 12.

Key details:
1. A total of 50 Moriusa Soneium Edition NFTs, priced at 0.25 ETH each, with a limit of 1 per wallet
2. All are from the existing collection, with no new minting. The collection includes 2 rare editions, randomly allocated at purchase
3. The whitelist window runs from 21:00 to 23:00 Beijing time on November 12, after which the sale opens to the public

The significance of this launch isn’t the quantity, but what it signals: bringing existing IP directly on-chain is Soneium’s first concrete move toward an “on-chain entertainment economy.” Combined with the official announcement at the end of October that it will issue the SONEIUM ecosystem token, the path for Sony’s L2 is becoming clear—first attract users with IP and content, then use the ecosystem token to support liquidity.

With just 50 NFTs available and a one-per-wallet limit, competition during the public sale is likely to be intense. If you want to participate, be sure to set up your wallet in advance and confirm your whitelist eligibility.

#Soneium #NFT #OnchainEntertainment

The on-chain entertainment landscape of Sony-affiliated Ethereum L2 Soneium now has its first IP launch.

Japanese IP Moriusa has officially become the first tokenized IP on the Soneium network. 50 Moriusa Soneium Edition NFTs will go on sale on Soneium Portal on November 12, priced at 0.25 $ETH each, with a limit of 1 per wallet.

A few key details:
1. All NFTs in this sale come from an existing collection, with no new minting involved. It’s closer to bringing existing IP on-chain;
2. The 50 NFTs include 2 rare editions, randomly assigned at purchase, adding an element of luck;
3. The whitelist sale runs from 21:00 to 23:00 Beijing time on November 12, followed by the public sale. Both whitelist eligibility and purchase speed will be crucial.

Taking a longer-term view, Soneium only announced at the end of October that it would issue its ecosystem token, SONEIUM, and explicitly stated that it would fully pivot to an on-chain entertainment economy. This NFT sale feels more like a warm-up ahead of the ecosystem’s official launch. Backed by Sony’s IP resources and L2 infrastructure, it’s worth keeping an eye on how this “entertainment-focused public blockchain” strategy unfolds.

#Soneium #NFT #On-chainEntertainment

Sony Layer 2 is starting to bring Japanese IP on-chain.

Soneium announced its first tokenized IP launch: Moriusa, an original Japanese IP. 50 Soneium Edition NFTs will go on sale on the Soneium Portal on November 12, priced at 0.25 $ETH each, with a limit of one per wallet.

A few details worth noting:

1. All of these NFTs come from an existing collection, with no new minting. Essentially, this is a limited on-chain resale, with scarcity locked in from the start;
2. 2 of the 50 are rare editions, randomly assigned at purchase, adding a bit of a blind-box element;
3. The whitelist window is November 12, 21:00–23:00 Beijing time. Public sales will open afterward, so anyone planning to participate should prepare their wallet and gas in advance.

The bigger picture is that Soneium announced at the end of October that it would launch an ecosystem token, SONEIUM, and explicitly set its sights on an “on-chain entertainment economy.” From its first NFT launch to its token issuance, Sony’s Web3 strategy is picking up pace: first use IP to draw users in, then use the token to support the entire ecosystem.

The 0.25 ETH entry price isn’t exactly low, but with only 50 available, they’re likely to sell out almost as soon as sales open. Whether you manage to get one is one thing; watching how a traditional entertainment giant brings its IP assets on-chain, step by step, is itself a more meaningful signal to follow.

#Soneium #NFT #Web3

Sony’s L2 entertainment ecosystem is bringing its first IP use case to life.

Soneium announced that Japanese IP Moriusa will become the first tokenized IP on its network. 50 Moriusa Soneium Edition NFTs will go on sale through the Soneium Portal on November 12.

Here are the key details:
1. 0.25 $ETH each, with a limit of 1 per wallet and a total supply of just 50;
2. All of these NFTs come from the existing collection, with no new minting. The batch includes 2 rare editions, randomly assigned at purchase;
3. The whitelist sale runs from 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Beijing time on November 12, followed by a public sale.

This is no ordinary NFT sale. At the end of October, Soneium announced plans to issue its ecosystem token, SONEIUM, and clearly signaled a shift toward an on-chain entertainment economy. Its first real-world use case is a bet on tokenizing Japanese IP—a move whose significance as a signal outweighs the sale itself. Sony’s IP portfolio across music, anime, and gaming has long been one of the most prized assets in its Web3 narrative. Moriusa looks more like a small-scale trial: using a tiny supply, a per-wallet purchase limit, and randomly assigned rare editions to test the on-chain issuance process and gauge real user interest.

With only 50 NFTs, they’ll likely sell out in seconds. Whether ordinary users can take part will mainly depend on whitelist eligibility and speed. Rather than getting caught up in this one drop, it’s more worth watching what comes next—if Moriusa succeeds, the tokenized IP projects lined up for Soneium may only just be getting started.

#Soneium #NFT #Web3

Sony-backed Ethereum L2 Soneium’s first tokenized IP launch features Japanese IP Moriusa—a move whose significance as a signal outweighs the sale itself.

Key details for participants:
1. On November 12, 50 Moriusa Soneium Edition NFTs will go on sale via the Soneium Portal at 0.25 $ETH each, with a limit of one per wallet;
2. All of these NFTs come from the existing collection, with no new minting involved. Two are rare editions, randomly assigned at purchase;
3. The whitelist window is from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM Beijing time on November 12, after which the public sale will open.

Three details are worth considering: First, the total supply is just 50, making them exceptionally scarce. Second, the approach of “bringing existing assets on-chain without minting new ones” is closer to establishing IP ownership than a traditional new release. Third, in light of Soneium’s announcement in late October that it plans to launch the SONEIUM ecosystem token and fully pivot to an on-chain entertainment economy, this sale looks more like the first piece in the entertainment ecosystem’s narrative.

If you’re interested in participating, prepare your wallet in advance and keep a close eye on the two-hour whitelist window. The public sale will likely come down to how fast you can act.

#Soneium #NFT

Sony's Ethereum L2, Soneium, welcomes its first tokenized IP: the Soneium Edition NFT for Japanese IP Moriusa will officially go on sale via the Soneium Portal on November 12.

Key details at a glance:
- Just 50 in total, priced at 0.25 $ETH each, with a limit of 1 per wallet
- All are from the existing collection, with no new minting involved. This includes 2 rare editions, randomly assigned at purchase
- The whitelist window runs from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM Beijing time on November 12, followed by the public sale

In my view, the appeal of this launch goes beyond the NFTs themselves. At the end of October, Soneium announced plans to issue its ecosystem token, SONEIUM, and made clear its shift toward an on-chain entertainment economy. Now it is immediately bringing in Japanese IP for a tokenization rollout, making the strategy quite clear: first use scarce collectibles to drive network activity and lock in capital, then lay the groundwork for real-world use cases in the upcoming token ecosystem.

With only 50 available, the public sale will likely sell out quickly. Those interested are advised to prepare their wallets in advance and keep a close eye on the whitelist window. However, NFT liquidity is closely tied to the popularity of the IP, and rare editions are assigned entirely at random. Before buying, assess your own risk tolerance and don't FOMO blindly.

#Soneium #NFT #Web3

Soneium will release 50 Moriusa Soneium Edition NFTs via Soneium Portal on November 12, priced at 0.25 ETH each, with a limit of one per wallet.

Soneium says Moriusa is a Japanese IP, and this launch makes it the network’s first tokenized IP. All 50 NFTs come from an existing collection, with no new minting. Two are rare editions, and purchases are assigned at random.

· The whitelist phase runs from 13:00 to 15:00 UTC, followed by the public sale. Participants need to use a regular EOA wallet, bridge ETH to Soneium, and create a Portal account.
· With only 50 available, a one-per-wallet limit, and rare editions assigned at random, this isn’t a sale you can enter repeatedly.

Would you bridge over for a chance at one of the two rare editions, or wait for the public sale?

$ETH

#Soneium #NFT

Came across an announcement from Sony Group: the Sony Onchain Entertainment Incubation Program is now accepting applications globally. It’s aimed at startups and creators building onchain entertainment on Soneium. Applications open on October 29 and remain open through December 2026, with selections expected to continue until around March 2027.

The key benefits: selected projects get access to Soneium’s technical infrastructure, opportunities to co-create with Sony Group businesses, business development, marketing and community support, as well as fundraising connections. Projects must already be on Soneium or plan to join. Evaluation criteria include originality of the entertainment experience, use of IP, community, and scalability. Sony has been incubating projects around Soneium since 2024, supporting a total of 43 projects in the first two rounds. This round is focused specifically on “onchain entertainment.”

Big players are bringing IP, fan communities, and onchain assets together. Applications are open—let’s make a note and see what kinds of products emerge.

#Soneium #索尼 #OnchainEntertainment

Big news for Web3 gaming and entertainment! 🎮✨

Sony's Soneium blockchain has launched a new incubation program targeting PlayStation games, anime, digital collectibles, and fan communities.

This is a major milestone for mainstream adoption, bringing iconic entertainment IPs directly into the Web3 ecosystem. Keep a close eye on Soneium as traditional tech giants push into crypto! 🚀

#Soneium #Web3Gaming #CryptoNews

Sony is officially opening its doors to projects today: applications for the Soneium on-chain entertainment incubation program open on October 29, targeting gaming, anime, and digital collectibles. Applications are open through December, with selection continuing until March 2027. Selected projects can receive Soneium’s technical infrastructure, opportunities to co-create with Sony, and business, marketing, and fundraising support—the first two rounds have already supported 43 projects since 2024. This isn’t just talk; it’s a concrete step by a major company to bring entertainment IP on-chain. The move to put games and anime on-chain is worth keeping an eye on long term. #Soneium #BlockchainGaming

Sony launched an on-chain entertainment incubator, and Soneium folks turned it into “the entire entertainment economy is moving on-chain” overnight. Take it easy.

I went through the official details: opportunities to co-create with Sony subsidiaries, BD and marketing support, ecosystem resources, and help connecting with potential investors. Applications are open from October 29 through December. Across the first two cohorts, 43 projects have received support since 2024.

Note that nowhere does it say, “Sony will directly invest money in you.” Someone reposted it as “Sony is putting real capital,” but I couldn’t find where the original says anything about this “capital.” Helping you find money and giving you money are two different things.

Now look at who’s making the noise. Soneium ecosystem insiders are leading the charge, followed by a row of accounts with 💿 in their profile pictures. Several accounts copied the exact same line: “Sony is taking onchain entertainment to the next level.” One account even posted the same paragraph twice, with a few dozen views. That’s a campaign, not consensus.

Out of 43 projects, how many names can you actually recall? If you can’t name any, that tells you something. For a big company, an incubator is basically a low-cost way to buy options: if a project succeeds, it becomes part of the Sony ecosystem; if it doesn’t, it’s just a few demo days.

One more thing: accounts with names that look a lot like Soneium have already popped up, posting “Additional Allocation Review Opens Soon.” Looks like phishing. Don’t click links that say things like “additional allocation” or “review now open.”

#Soneium #Sony

While keeping an eye on the market, I came across an announcement: Sony Group officially unveiled an incubation program today.

It’s called the Sony Onchain Entertainment Incubation Program, and it’s open to creators and startup teams worldwide who want to build onchain entertainment—music, games, anime, fan economies, and more—on Soneium, Sony’s own blockchain.

Applications are open from today through December, with selections expected around March next year. Those selected will get access to Soneium’s infrastructure, opportunities to co-create with Sony-affiliated companies, as well as business, marketing, and fundraising support. The company says its first two cohorts have incubated 43 projects since 2024.

As a seasoned crypto investor, I’m always skeptical when a big company jumps into the space: it sounds great, but we’ll have to wait and see what actually comes of it 😂

The application link is up—I'll keep an eye on this one.

#索尼 #Soneium #OnchainEntertainment

Sony is issuing a token too: Entertainment giant enters the scene, putting IP and music royalties on-chain $BTC $ETH
Sony-affiliated public blockchain Soneium has announced plans to issue its native token, this time setting its sights on the entertainment industry: character IP, music royalties, and entertainment project financing are all set to become part of the on-chain economy.
This sends a powerful signal. Sony isn’t some retail project chasing the latest trend; it’s a top global entertainment group with a vast portfolio of IP and music rights. If this on-chain model succeeds, it could set an example for the entire entertainment industry: copyright revenue can be tokenized, IP value can be used to raise funds directly, and the fan economy can become an on-chain economy.
Layer 2 projects have been telling this story for years, but Soneium may be the first to back the entertainment sector with resources from an industry giant. It’s a great idea, but the key question is how much real business Sony is willing to bring on-chain. Do you think IP tokenization will be the next big trend? Let’s talk in the comments.

#Soneium #Layer2

Soneium and Asseto are partnering to bring approximately $549 million in intellectual property royalty funds managed by Partners Group onchain and make them available through IP Vault. ipUSD and IP Vault are scheduled to launch on Soneium Portal on the morning of 2026-10-28 UTC. Users can exchange USDSC or USDC.e for ipUSD at a 1:1 rate and deposit it. Shares’ NAV will be updated monthly, with a minimum deposit of 100 ipUSD; the first settlement is scheduled for 11-02. According to company figures, Partners Group manages approximately $186 billion in assets. The fund covers more than 100,000 royalty streams across music, television, pharmaceuticals, and other sectors. $ipUSD #RWA #Soneium #stablecoin

Soneium’s IP Vault opened its doors today. I scrolled through X, and the noisiest accounts weren’t the project team—they were a bunch of accounts with 💿 after their names.

Same opening line: “BIG UPDATE / BIG NEWS.” Same “What is ipUSD? What is IP Vault?” explainer template. Views ranged from a few dozen to just over a thousand. Sota Watanabe himself got only around 4,500 views. The marketing showed up before the product—that tells you all you need to know.

Now, the product itself. Swap USDC.e or USDSC for ipUSD, deposit it into the IP Vault, and you get exposure to a $549 million copyright royalty fund from Partners Group. It includes The Weeknd’s music catalog, TV libraries, and over 100,000 royalty income streams. Minimum investment is 100 ipUSD, shares are valued monthly at NAV, and it’s only available to eligible users.

A few things I’m not buying:
The marketing says “+7.1% annualized since June 2025.” They’re touting just over a year of performance, while the long-term target of 8–10% is a target, not a promise.
The underlying assets have monthly NAVs, but the promo accounts are shouting “flexible redemptions, transferable shares.” Being transferable on-chain doesn’t mean the underlying assets can be liquidated anytime. If there’s a run, what you get is a discount on the secondary market.
They can’t even agree on the number of investments: some say 54, others say 53. They can’t even copy the promo text consistently.

Putting copyright royalties on-chain isn’t a bad idea—it’s much better than shitcoins. But a private fund yielding seven percent a year, hyped by a swarm of 💿 accounts shouting “opportunity,” probably means people are really chasing expectations of a SONEIUM token, not that 7%. Putting in $100 for points is fine; don’t go all-in thinking it’s a high-yield investment.

#Soneium #RWA

【Market Update】163,000 transactions earned just $118.
DeFi deposits fell from $203 million in May 2025 to around $9.4 million, a 95% drop; the four leading apps fell from a peak of $159 million to around $1.5 million.
On October 26, it announced AI licensing and token plans. No AI companies have joined yet, and the token launch date has not been set.
Can its valuation hold up without revenue? Is this bullish or bearish for $SONEIUM?
$SONEIUM $ETH $OP
#Soneium #AI版税 #Ethereum
(Source: BeInCrypto)
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Sony is getting into token issuance too—but don’t rush in just yet: Soneium announced today that it plans to launch its native ecosystem token, SONEIUM, positioning it as part of an “on-chain entertainment economy.” The focus isn’t on speculation; it’s on bringing IP on-chain. The network already has more than 250 apps and about $9.38 million in locked assets. Its mainnet launched on January 14, 2025, runs on the OP Stack, and has always used ETH for gas. The first use cases are quite specific: Super State Holdings’ character Moriusa will be the first IP token, while DayOneDream’s WAVIST platform will turn royalties from K-pop concerts by BTOB, Lee Chae-yeon, and others into assets that can be shared. IP Vault and IP Bond will also be part of the package. But here’s the key point: the token hasn’t been issued yet. Its supply and tokenomics haven’t been announced, and the launch date has only been described as “later.” This is an announcement, not a launch. Treat any coins with the same name already appearing on the market as fake. #Soneium #IP Tokens

【Market Update】Sony-backed Soneium is launching its native token, SONEIUM, with 250+ apps as its foundation and a pivot toward IP.
Its next phase will focus on tokenized IP, with IP Vault and IP Bond both in the works. The first project is Moriusa, and DayOneDream also plans to tokenize concert royalties.
But the launch date and token model have yet to be announced. Would you pay for an IP you love?
$SONEIUM $ETH $OP
#Soneium #索尼 #TokenizedIP
(Source: CryptoNews)
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Both are L2 chains in the OP Superchain ecosystem, but Ink and Soneium have completely different attitudes toward airdrop farmers.

@inkonchain openly mocks users who farm for airdrops, while @soneium chooses to welcome and recognize them.

I finally realized why OP didn’t choose Ink—with its stronger fundamentals and greater community support—as the face of the OP Superchain, but instead chose to bet on Soneium.

Looking back at the journey.

#Soneium $OP