With the highly anticipated 22nd edition of the FIFA World Cup preparing for kick-off, soccer fans and NFT enthusiasts can expect a treat ahead of the biggest sporting event of the world. The upcoming soccer-themed NFT platform is set to feature all of the greatest moments from the history of the sport, as well as artworks such as team imagery of classic European national teams.
ICYMI: @FIFAcom announced they will launch @FIFAPlusCollect! Powered by #Algorand, this new platform will allow fans to affordably own unique digital collectibles featuring iconic game moments from @FIFAWorldCup and @FIFAWWC: https://t.co/PwWv6sMPND
— Algorand (@Algorand) September 4, 2022
FIFA+ Collect: The Digital Soccer Hall of Fame
The FIFA+ Collect NFT collection will go live on the FIFA+ platform during the second half of September. Powered by Algorand (ALGO), the sports NFT platform will feature reels of the tournament’s most iconic moments from history—but the interactive features of the platform are what really sets it apart from traditional sticker collections.
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As stated by FIFA’s Chief Business Officer Romy Gai: “Fandom is changing and football fans around the world engage with the game in new and exciting ways”. Ultimately, owning a piece of soccer history has never been easier, and the FIFA+ Collect NFT platform aims to “democratize the ability to own a part of the FIFA World Cup”.
The journey to greatness always starts with one moment.@FIFAPlusCollect gives you the opportunity to feed your fandom like never before with digital collectibles of the most unforgettable moments in football.
— FIFAPlusCollect (@FIFAPlusCollect) September 2, 2022
Join the FIFA+ Community today https://t.co/OUT2RQIeYt pic.twitter.com/6ugCcVVKNj
Algorand (ALGO) on a Hot Streak
So far in 2022, Algorand (ALGO) has scored a range of tantalizing partnerships, starting with music sharing platform LimeWire, and following it up with decentralized music platform VYBE. Moreover, Algorand (ALGO) completed the purchase of trademark music platform Napster.
Supplementing its impressive music industry ventures, Algorand (ALGO) announced the partnership with FIFA on May 5th, 2022. The company is set to be one of two blockchain sponsors in Doha, Qatar this November, alongside Crypto.com.
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Be that as it may, the blockchain’s native coin Algorand (ALGO) has been struggled since mid August, recording a 16% deficit to date. Despite slowly regaining its position with a 5.9% weekly increase, $ALGO is still trading poorly at $0.301419, according to CoinGecko.
New blog! @napster was on the forefront of music technology two decades ago. Now, Napster is going back to its roots and will launch a decentralized music ecosystem on the #Algorand blockchain. Read on to learn more 👇 https://t.co/gqI7yiEXcC
— Algorand (@Algorand) September 1, 2022
On the Flipside
- Algorand (ALGO) was among the hardest hit by the ruthless bear market, undergoing a 75% downtrend for the year.
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