Sony\u2019s VP of network advertising, loyalty, and licensed merchandise was put in a position of refuting the understandable theories that the \u201cdigital collectables\u201d players will get for being part of PlayStation Stars were NFTs. Speaking to The Washington Post (via IGN), Grace Chen explained that the rewards aren\u2019t meant to be traded or sold and aren\u2019t stored on a blockchain, which are key elements of NFTs.<\/p>\n

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\u201cIt\u2019s definitely not NFTs. Definitely not. You can\u2019t trade them or sell them. It is not leveraging any blockchain technologies and definitely not NFTs.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

PlayStation Stars is the upcoming free-to-join reward system that rewards players for completing tasks such as playing any game monthly, conquering in a tournament, being the first person to platinum a game in your timezone, etc. These tasks will accrue points and those points can be turned into PSN funds or specific PS Store products.<\/p>\n

The other thing for perspective members of the program are digital figures that players could unlock for completing these tasks, some of which would be rarer than others, and can range from iconic characters from games and other media to pieces of \u201cSony\u2019s history of innovation.\u201d<\/p>\n

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