Kanpai Pandas has hired UFC fighter Jon Jones to be its brand ambassador and help promote the NFT collections' new clothing line.
MMA fighter Jon Jones agreed to become the brand ambassador for the multimillion dollar NFT brand Kanpai Pandas.Looks like UFC fighter Jon Jones isn’t afraid to get into the octagon with some pandas.
Jones will not only represent the NFT brand, which has generated more than $7 million in trading volume since launching in April according to OpenSea, he will also be the face of Kanpai Pandas’s new streetwear collection. Yuga Labs’ Bored Apes Yacht Club, Doodles and Azuki have all recently launched efforts to expand the reach of their brands with new initiatives geared towards moving beyond being digital-asset collections.
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