Vatom-powered development platform BLOCKv have partnered with ice cream company Ben & Jerry’s to celebrate the company’s 10th birthday in Australia, and host a virtual ice cream hunt. 7th December, Zug, Switzerland – In an effort to deliver a new and exciting experience for Ben & Jerry’s fans in Asia-Pacific, BLOCKv and Ben & Jerry’s have joined forces to create an Augmented Reality, Vatom-powered ice cream hunt experience that will kickstart in Australia as part of its 10th birthday celebration. Fans of the beloved ice cream can enjoy hunting for thousands of Vatom prizes across Australia and in some parts
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September 2019, Zug Switzerland – The Vodaphone #FindUnlimited game challenges players to find and interact with Vatoms (virtual objects that can be transformed into dynamic virtual goods) dropped in augmented reality AR at six high-footfall locations across Central London, using just their phone’s web browser. Each player has six Vatoms to find and unlock at each London location, each giving them a chance at winning top tech prizes including Airpods, iTunes vouchers and even the new iPhone 11. #FindUnlimited shows the unique capabilities of BLOCKv’s Vatom platform, powered by their token VEE, to deliver large scale immersive and fun customer 
6th August 2019, Zug Switzerland – As our world evolves into an age of mixed, virtual and augmented reality, new kinds of human experience become possible and with them, incredible opportunities emerge. As these mixed reality layers become part of daily life, BLOCKv’s platform for the creation of Vatoms gives developers, publishers and brands superpowers to do amazing new things; using the power of blockchain, frictionlessly, for mass consumer engagement. BlockV’s Vatoms are unique for each user, often coming in the form of varied digital objects. Such objects can be developed into anything, from a vatomized Festival ticket, to an interactive digital billboard. This