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NFTs in M’sia this week: Labuan Investment Bank cashes in on the trend, our film sector too

Published on: Thursday 27 January 2022

In keeping up with our new series to track what sort of local NFT news or activities have been happening, here are this week’s updates: Labuan Investment Bank (otherwise known as Asia Digital Bank ), ...

News source: https://vulcanpost.com/776537/nft-news-malaysia-asia-digital-bank-pmc-tiger-beer-cny/

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NFTs in M’sia this week: Labuan Investment Bank cashes in on the trend, our film sector too