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Troy Baker No Longer Partners With NFT-Making VoiceVerse
VoiceVerse, the NFT-making company that plans on getting people to own digitized voices through non-fungible tokens, has lost its superstar endorser.
Famous video game voice actor Troy Baker has pulled out from his controversial partnership with VoiceVerse NFT. Here’s his official response:
“Thank you all for your feedback and patience. After careful consideration, I’ve decided to not continue the partnership with VoiceVerseNFT. Intentions aside, I’ve heard you and apologize for accusing anyone of ‘hating’ just by simply disagreeing with me.”
Thank you all for your feedback and patience. After careful consideration, I’ve decided to not continue the partnership with VoiceVerseNFT. Intentions aside, I’ve heard you and apologize for accusing anyone of “hating” just by simply disagreeing with me.
— Troy Baker (@TroyBakerVA) January 31, 2022
VoiceVerse also said on its Twitter account that the decision was mutual. The audio-based NFT company will “double-down” its resources and efforts to execute its roadmap to be the voice of Web3.0 and broaden the NFT ecosystem.
We have mutually decided to end our partnership with Troy Baker, and will double-down our resources and efforts to execute on our roadmap, further our vision as the voice of Web3.0, and strengthen our community as well as the broader NFT ecosystem.
— Voiceverse ? (@VoiceverseNFT) January 31, 2022
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