Brazil comes out ahead of Serbia after thestriker Richarlison, in the 16th minute of the second half, scored the first goal of the match. But the selection is also ahead of most NFTs minted on the Polygon network.
THE Polygon (MATIC) announced this Wednesday (23) its new collection of NFTswhich revolves around the world Cup in Qatar. This is 32 balls of football – which can be minted for free – representing the selections, and the Brazilian one is the most minted so far.
In the Ranking prepared on the project’s website, the Bola Brasileira has already been requested by 7,778 users and leads against all other countries, including against Serbia – which accounts for 1,931.
The purpose of the collection – and of promoting the ranking – is to make the fans of each team show their strength and root for their country in the biggest football event in the world.
While nations compete against each other on the field… ⚽
Nations are building web3 together #onPolygon🇧🇷 🇧🇷
🥁 Introducing the Polygon Football Collection – 32 digital footballs to celebrate the beautiful game and our global community building #onPolygon🇧🇷 pic.twitter.com/s0XMGOSwlG
— Polygon – MATIC 💜 (@0xPolygon) November 23, 2022
“While nations compete with each other in the field…Nations are building the web3 together #onPolygon . Introducing the Polygon Football Collection – 32 digital footballs to celebrate the beautiful game and our global community building.”
The NFT is possible to be shared on Instagram, since Polygon has a partnership with Meta. The total supply of the Brazilian Ball is 10,000 units.
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