Winning a footballer’s first professional jersey is priceless, but it is. This is because, in times of cryptocurrency, some projects have precisely the proposal to link the possession of crypto assets to benefits and exclusive experiences with players, which, in addition to pampering ardent fans, can represent a long-term investment, after all, today’s discoveries can be Tomorrow’s Stars.
One example is the sale of a non-fungible token (NFT) last week, linked to the purchase of the first professional shirt worn by Endrick, 16, a Palmeiras reveal, used in Verdão’s defeat against Coritiba in early October. Sold for R$30,000, the NFT is one of two copies in the Legendary category, but can be considered practically exclusive, as the other set belongs to the player.
The two legends make up a total of 101 NFTs linked to players, which includes 29 Epic NFTs and 70 other rare crypto assets, about half of which are sold out.
Even if the auction winner is an ardent fan of Alviverde, the NFT shirt of Endrick’s first professional shirt, which also bears the signature of the athlete, can be considered a long-term investment, since the boy, whose card was sold by 72. million euros, must To wear the Real Madrid shirt from July 2024, when he will be 18 years old.
Not coincidentally, the crypto-asset is part of the “Rough Diamonds” project, which was launched in June this year by Tero Labs, a startup from Tero in partnership with LaLiga (Spanish professional soccer league), whose proposal Long-tail NFTs are backing the march of youthful promises of Brazilian football team NFTs, as reported by Cointelegraph Brazil.
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