Block-chain.com, the holding company, will release a collection of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) licensed to the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) on the Binance NFT marketplace, according to a press release.<\/p>\n
The first KHL.cards tokens will be available in a Mystery Box, launching on September 27 at 20 BUSD each. In the initial phase, 20 NFTs will be offered with varying levels of rarity.<\/p>\n
The collection will include cards featuring clips from game highlights, frames from the KHL All-Star Game, images of sporting trophies, and the champions themselves.<\/p>\n
The NFTs will be issued in four rarity tiers: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. The value of the tokens will depend on this.<\/p>\n
\n\u201cHockey fans and crypto communities are very similar \u2014 they are communities with a lively interest in dynamic processes and impressive victories. We decided to unite these people in a fundamentally new ecosystem, and to acquaint them with the possibilities that NFT offers,\u201d said Alina Krot, executive director of KHL.cards.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The vice-president of the KHL, Sergei Dobrokhalov, also announced the launch of a GameFi project in 2022. The initiative will broaden the possibilities for NFT-card holders.<\/p>\n
Earlier, popular TV host and blogger Nastya Ivleeva announced the launch of a charitable NFT project<\/a> \u201cSON\u201d on the Binance marketplace.<\/p>\n
Earlier in August, the State Hermitage Museum and Binance NFT announced the start of sales of tokenized artworks<\/a> from a limited digital collection.<\/p>\n