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On October 10th, Ethernity Chain will make available the first Luis Suárez NFT (non-fungible token) collection – exlusively on Ethernity’s platform.
After the successful launch of Messi’s record-breaking NFT collection in August, which grossed $3.4 million on the first day, ISL and Ethernity will convert “El pistolero” into historic digital tokens.
Uruguay’s all-time leading goalscorer will be the next soccer star with an official and authenticated NFT collection. The collection is composed of 5 NFTs representing his epic career in the Premier League, La Liga and Uruguay’s national team.
ISL – Ethernity’s official and exclusive soccer partner – has enabled the deal between Ethernity Chain and Luis Suárez.
Ethernity’s previous NFT collections for Pelé, Copa América and Messi reached an accumulated sales value of over $5 million, positioning Ethernity and ISL as a leading reference of digital art in the soccer industry.
“Our goal is to keep developing the joint potential of Soccer and NFTs, and to continue building bridges between sports and the digital world”, – says Marc Segarra, ISL Managing Partner. “Luis Suárez is a living soccer legend and this collection represents another milestone for the NFT and soccer industries”, – adds Alex ISern, ISL CEO.
“Our mission is to continue creating exclusive collections with the best talent in the world and the digital artists of the moment. Suarez’ NFT edition is one of the most anticipated sports collections we have ever launched, and we can’t wait to share it with the fans,” explains Nick Rose, CEO of Ethernity Chain.
In the coming months ISL and Ethernity will announce more NFT collections with top global soccer brands.
Stay tuned!
On Saturday August 21st, soccer legend Leo Messi announced the launch of his first NFT collection powered by ISL, designed by BossLogic, and available on Ethernity Chain’s platform.
“Art is like football – timeless,” Messi said on his Instagram video announcing the collection.
An NFT is a form of crypto asset which uses blockchain to record the ownership status of digital objects, such as images, videos and text. While anyone can view the item, only the buyer of an NFT has the official status of being its owner.
During this year NFTs popularity has exploded on the digital universe, with collections featuring world icons such as Marilyn Monroe or Muhammed Ali, and prices reaching almost $70 million – In March of this year, Christie’s auction house sold a digital work by the artist known as Beeple for $69 million, the most expensive NFT sold to date
The sales of Messi’s limited edition of authenticated NFTs’ reached $3.4M on the first day, breaking yet another record for the Argentinian star – the most expensive sports NFT in history.
One week after the launch, the huge success of the “Messiverse” collection is still rising, led by “The Golden One” NFT, the rarest and currently most expensive one, now priced on the secondary market at 3,000 ETH, equivalent to more than $9 million.
The crypto artworks designed by Australia-based digital designer BossLogic, worldly renowned for his works with Marvel and Disney, are composed of 4 pieces outlining The GOAT’s achievements, moments, team love, and future accomplishments.
According to the official Ethernity Twitter account, the platform had to extend the sale of “Messiverse” NFTs by three hours, following “unprecedented demand”.
The news of Messi’s NFT collection reached the most important media outlets in the world both online and offline, with ISL making headlines in publications like Forbes and Sport, among many others.
The 6 time winner of FIFA’s Ballon D’or, regarded by many as the greatest player of all time, will launch his first NFT (non-fungible token) collection later this month. It is expected that the collection will break all the NFT records.
This exclusive and unprecedented edition created by Bosslogic – one of the graphic designers of the moment, globally famous for his art work for Marvel Studios and Disney – will represent the greatest moments of Messi’s epic career.
Sports icons such as Lebron James, Tom Brady or David Bechkam launched earlier this year their own NFTs and Messi’s collection has been claimed by the fans. The digital artwork will be available online at Ethernity’s platform that has closed the agreement with the argentinian player thanks to the partnership with ISL.
Non fungible tokens, or NFTs, are becoming one of the fastest-growing collectibles in the field of blockchain technology. A collage of 5,000 of Beeple’s earlier artworks was sold last March for $69M, being the most expensive NFT ever sold.