Pili International Multimedia — which makes Taiwan's longest-running puppetry television show, Pili — told Reuters that it is now looking to use non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to keep its traditional art form relevant in the modern era.
The Taiwanese puppeteer's group has thousands of glove puppet characters, which are a traditional part of Taiwanese street entertainment culture. It revealed that four of its puppet characters were made into digital versions, and 30,000 sets have been sold as NFTs already.
