Indonesian Trading App Ajaib Sets 'Bored Ape' NFT as its Mascot

JAKARTADAILY.ID – Ajaib, a stock, crypto asset, and mutual fund investment app announced that they are using the Bored Ape NFT as a mascot of Ajaib crypto, making the Bored Ape Yacht Club one of the first NFTs to be used as a mascot in Indonesia.,

Ajaib, which initially focused its businesses on stock trading and mutual fund investments, is now foraying into the cryptosphere through Ajaib Crypto.

With Ajaib Crypto, investors can buy and sell the most popular crypto assets easily and safely, because they have obtained permission from the Futures Trading Regulatory Agency (CoFTRA) through registration number 008/BAPPEBTI/CP-AK/04/2022.

“We believe that blockchain, metaverse, and web3 technology represented by NFT Bored Ape will be a new era for global technology, including in Indonesia. Iconic NFT designation as our mascot is a clear proof of our commitment to supporting Indonesia to be a better Indonesia leader in metaverse and web3 in Southeast Asia,” said Azizah, spokesperson for Ajaib Krypto in a press release on Monday, June 13, 2022.

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The Bored Ape NFT owned by Ajaib Kripto or PT Kagum Teknologi Indonesia is the Bored Ape #2831.

The Bored Ape is present throughout the Ajaib Crypto campaign and will help educate the public about crypto assets and blockchain technology.

The Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) collection consists of 10,000 NFT (non-fungible tokens) the iconic cartoon ape that has become a new symbol in global pop culture.

Bored Ape is collected by world celebrities such as Justin Bieber, Eminem, and Serena Williams and has collaborated with well-known brands Gucci and Adidas to be the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.

This mascot will be present in applications to Ajaib Crypto social media to continue educating the public about crypto assets and blockchain technology in Indonesia.

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Crypto assets themselves have become the most popular investment instruments in Indonesia, with the number of investors having crossed 12.4 million and is predicted to continue to rise.

Ajaib itself is here to familiarize Indonesians with investing in instruments that suit their risk profile, one of which is crypto assets.

Azizah said the launch of Ajaib Crypto and the appointment of NFT Bored Ape are also the beginning of the company's commitment to using blockchain technology to encourage financial literacy in Indonesia.