Prada and Adidas are using the Polygon blockchain to launch their first joint NFT project.
According to a post from Adidas’ official Twitter account, Italian luxury fashion house Prada and sportswear giant Adidas are developing their first joint NFT project on the Polygon blockchain. Adidas, which has previously ventured into the Metaverse world, has partnered with Prada to launch “Adidas for Prada Re-Source,” a user-generated NFT art project. Polygon also made a statement on his Twitter account; stated that this is an important turning point that should be considered.
You’ll want to keep your eye on this one. https://t.co/Za0kTe5n4M
— Polygon Studios 💜 (@_PolygonStudios) January 20, 2022
The NFT project aims to use the recently released Re-Nylon collection to create a large-scale digital artwork via cryptocurrency. Fans of both brands will be able to post their photos to the Polygon network with 3,000 NFTs to be printed separately. After that, digital artist Zach Lieberman will stitch together and recreate the selected photos to create a massive NFT.
Two international brands recently announced their third collaboration for Metaverse, the Adidas for Prada Re-Nylon collection.
Polygon Expands Its Domination in NFT Market
Recently, Polygon had hinted at a big development for the Indian gaming community on its official Twitter account. IndiGG, a partnership between Yield Guild Games, a win-by-play guild that brings players together to win through NFT games, and Polygon Studios, Polygon’s gaming and NFT arm, recently announced $6 million to expand win-win gaming in India. collected.
👀@YieldGuild x @_PolygonStudios https://t.co/dPlGbx69q9
— Polygon | $MATIC 💜 (@0xPolygon) January 17, 2022
This is a significant development as India is home to the largest gaming talent pool with over 400 million players in the gaming market of over $1.8 billion.
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