FIFA has launched a new collection. NFT Collected across Algorand And Ethereum Measurement network Polygon Ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup Saudi Arabia 2023, in A advertisement this week.
The global soccer body has announced that it will be the first collection platform to form a new partnership with crypto startup Modex, which oversees the strategic management of FIFA's digital collection platform, FIFA+. Collection platform It started in 2022 With NFTs built exclusively on the Algorand blockchain.
On Tuesday, FIFA clarified that it will continue to launch NFTs on its own platform on Algorand, as well as expanding to Polygon on the OpenSea marketplace.
FIFA+ Collecting will launch with 1,000 total NFTs around the FIFA Club World Cup, the first 100 of which will be produced on Algorand and released on December 15. These will include “extremely rare collectibles” in the drop that “give you the chance to secure” tickets for 2026. FIFA World Cup Final, as released.
The other 900 NFTs will drop on the OpenSea Marketplace on December 19. Additional FIFA NFT drops will also take place at Polygon on OpenSea.
A Polygon Labs representative spoke first. Decrypt “The project has now moved to the Polygon,” but a FIFA representative explained that while the arena is “expanding” into the Polygon, it “will not move” away from Algorand.
A FIFA representative added: “We will make every choice to serve the needs of existing and future users in the best way possible with any technology choices.” “In this sense, we are actively looking forward to the development of existing chains and communities, and today we are very pleased that Polygon is partnering with us on this.”
The FIFA Club World Cup kicked off in Jeddah on Tuesday. The competitors include teams from the top leagues in the world, such as English Premier League champions Manchester City.
Editor's Note: This article was written with the help of AI. edited and fact-checked by Andrew Hayward.
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