xxxNifty Rebrands as 'Pleasure Network'

xxxNifty Rebrands as 'Pleasure Network'

LOS ANGELES — xxxNifty has been rebranded as the more "mainstream-friendly" Pleasure Network.

Its cryptocurrency N$FW coin recently migrated last week to Polygon Smart Chain and is now known as the Pleasure Coin, a move which reportedly has increased its value by over 50%.

The company's adult NFT marketplace is now PleasureNifty and its adult metaverse destination, described as the first virtual world tailored for the adult industry, is now called Pleasureland. Their platform where content creators and studios may sell directly to consumers has been rebranded as Pleasurely.

All four components comprise the Pleasure Network ecosystem.

"Our team did a tremendous job by making the transition of our Pleasure Coin so simple and easy for investors that it was truly seamless. The reaction by the general public has pushed the value of the coin up beyond any of our expectations," the company's Dan Leal said. "Our rebrand will make it easier for both creators and consumers to interact with the four different parts of our company. The Pleasure Network is positioned to be a game-changer for content creation."

Visit Pleasure Network online and on Twitter.

For additional details, contact hello@pleasurenet.com.

Looking ahead, Leal noted white label solutions are on the boards for Q3 of 2022.

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