Pixelmon CEO bets on fractionalized NFTs for its huge comeback

. Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”Pixelmon project. Source: Pixelmon
Xiloyannis said when he swooped in to acquire the Pixelmon project in May 2022, he knew immediately that all of the artwork would need to be redone if the team were to revive the project and make something of it for its community.
The only NFT that wouldn’t be revamped was Kevin, which Xiloyannis described as a symbol of crypto's resilience and something that should never be altered.

“Yes he’s a funny meme, but he's the symbol that nothing ever dies in blockchain — that there is this resilience in the industry. That’s why we kept him as a symbol and that’s why we keep nurturing him.”

Fractionalizing the intellectual property of NFTs

Xiloyannis is aware of how the term “fractionalized NFT IP” could be confusing to many but says the reality of it is relatively simple once it’s broken down. He pointed to Pokemon as an example of how Pixelmon fits into the seemingly complex cross-section of blockchain gaming, NFTs, and intellectual property rights.
“Imagine if Nintendo had minted 100 NFTs of Pikachu in the 90s, and by owning one of them, you had a 1% right to royalties from Pikachu’s usage,” he said. “Every time it gets used on a shirt, on a mug, or a purchase of a skin in-game, you receive royalties on-chain paid to your account equal to 1% of the total royalties of Pikachu.”