Fast-food giant McDonald'due south China released a ready of 188 nonfungible tokens (NFT) on Oct. 8 to gloat its 31st anniversary in the Chinese marketplace. Branded as "Big Mac Rubik's Cube," the NFTs will be distributed among employees and consumers every bit a office of the giveaway.

The Big Mac Rubik'southward Cube NFTs are designed based on the three-dimensional structure of McDonald'due south Mainland china'south new office headquarters, which was inaugurated along with the launch of the NFTs.

The NFTs are built on the Conflux public blockchain and are created in partnership with Cocafe, a digital asset creation agency, ensuring that "each work is unique, indivisible and can not be tampered with."

It is also of import to annotation that a majority stake of McDonald'south China is endemic past CITIC Group, a land-owned investment company of the People's Republic of Communist china.

McDonald'south China did not immediately respond to Cointelegraph's asking for comment.

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McDonald'due south Red china's motility to innovate NFTs in the market place seemingly goes against the authorization'southward intent to ban all crypto operations completely. More recently, the ban forced Bitmain, a crypto mining equipment manufacturer, to stop aircraft Antminer mining rigs into Red china.

Huobi, a crypto exchange from Mainland china, stopped new client registrations after the China ban and will close downward all business by the end of the year. Despite China'south resistance, the global crypto ecosystem continues to witness consistent growth. A Cointelegraph report shows that Bitcoin (BTC) mining difficulty has fully recovered after Chinese miners migrated to safer jurisdictions.