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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–ClickStream Corp. (OTC PINK: CLIS), a technology company focused on developing platforms that disrupt conventional industries, announces that its subsidiary Nifter™ is leveraging the expertise in estates and trusts by newly appointed CEO, Michael J. Smith to launch one the NFTs market’s first estate valuation and NFT programs for estates, athletes, and collectors. The estate & trusts program will fast-track Nifter™’s onboarding of valuable art and memorabilia to their “Value Based NFT” marketplace and develop best practices for the crypto industry’s shift to NFTs with utility and value.
The launch of Nifter™ at Art Basel Miami introduced the brand to over 5000 attendees during Nifter-sponsored events and over 3 million social media impressions in 2 days. Event attendees appreciated Nifter™‘s value-based NFTs vision, of which celebrities, athletes, and estate holders in attendance expressed their interest in engaging Nifter for future partnerships. Similar to Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and other top-tiered marketplaces, Nifter™ is inspiring trust within the art community and will provide indispensable leadership, management and planning for the digitization of assets and best practices for banks, and asset managers to protect buyers.
“The NFT market experienced a 90% drop due to the lack of focus on value. With our extensive experience in contracts and estate law, Nifter is ushering a mature and coherent era to the NFT market. The estate and trust program, production arm, licensing and are just the start of bringing Valued Based NFTs to the masses.” Michael J. Smith, CEO of ClickStream Corporation.
ABOUT CLICKSTREAM CORPORATION
ClickStream develops disruptive digital platforms that challenge conventional industries. The company is incubating Nifter™, HeyPal, WinQuick, VegasWinners and The LongShot Report.
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Investor Inquiries:
Michael Handelman, CFO
ClickStream Corporation
info@clickstream.technology
Investor Inquiries:
Michael Handelman, CFO
ClickStream Corporation
info@clickstream.technology

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