Global Tech Industries Group, Inc. announced that is has executed a memorandum of understanding with DTXS Auction Ltd. aimed at bringing Chinese art and antiques into GTII's evolving metaverse. As part of GTII's Metaverse operation, which will include the 1934 Picasso work titled quarter Femmes Nues Et Tete Sculptee, as well as other art in GTII's collection, the Company is actively engaged in securing up to 100 virtual structures in a decentralized metaverse to develop virtual museums and art galleries. Additionally, GTII has retained a team of consultants to manage the day-to-day Metaverse operation, as well as art dealers specializing in Western art.

Per the MOU, DTXS will endeavor to develop the Metaverse's first Chinatown art district, which will display art pieces from the greatest eras of Chinese antiquity, including those that have rarely been accessible to Western audiences. Together with DTXS, GTII's Metaverse museums and galleries will display famous works of art from East to West. Finally, and in connection with its pending S-1 application for token dividend distribution, GTII plans to develop and implement Play-to-Earn Games linking the Company's planned GFT Token to a retail environment in the Metaverse.

GTII Metaverse launch is tentatively expected to occur in the second quarter of 2022.