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
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