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12 December 2019

Azure Heroes – Microsoft Partners With Enjin To Offer Crypto Collectible Rewards

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Microsoft has announced a partnership with Enjin to offer a blockchain based recognition program. Azure Heroes aims to reward individuals for verifiable acts of impact such as coaching...
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Microsoft has announced a partnership with Enjin to offer a blockchain based recognition program. Azure Heroes aims to reward individuals for verifiable acts of impact such as coaching, creating demos, building sample code, blogging about Azure or completing certain challenges. Community members that have demonstrated their contributions will be recognized with badges across a number of categories. Azure Heroes is branded as a new and fun way to earn digital collectibles for meaningful impact in the technical community.

The Azure Heroes badgers were created in a number of original and unique designs which have been tokenised into a digital asset on the Ethereum public blockchain. Badgers will be created in limited numbers verifiable on the public blockchain.

This is just another recent example of how blockchain is being used for digital collectibles. That a major player like Microsoft is driving this likely portends even more examples like this to come next year.

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