Meow! Puma released a series of NFT collectibles and rebranded itself to Puma.eth in the metaverse, following competitors like Nike and Adidas.
to the ever-expanding NFT ecosystem," as an ENS Medium post reads. Some of the benefits of an ENS name include being able to receive any cryptocurrency, token or blockchain-based asset, in addition to being able to point to a decentralized website and to store profile information like an avatar, email address or Twitter handle.
Puma's ENS name is one of several NFT-related moves that the company has made recently. According to the Puma.eth OpenSea page, Puma has invested in various feline inspired NFT collections including Cool Cats NFT, Lazy Lions, Gutter Cat Gang and CatBlox.
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