cryptonews: Nike already dominates the sale of major brand NFT sales, and now it's working with its virtual collectibles design studio RTFKT to connect virtual sneakers to real ones.
Nike already dominates the sale of major brand NFT sales, and now it's working with its virtual collectibles design studio RTFKT to connect virtual sneakers to real ones.
Registration for the drawing for the public mint will be Dec. 7 to Dec. 9 on RTFKT.com, while holders of an existing Lace Engine NFT will be able to begin minting on Dec. 12. Prices run $450 to $1,333, payable in ETH. While Nike didn't divulge too much detail of how the NFC-linked physical and digital versions of the sneakers will interact, the technology strongly suggests that it at least hopes to pair them in metaverse and game settings.
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