Sports Illustrated stellt neue NFT-Ticketing-Plattform vor: Details
- Sports Illustrated hat das Debüt einer neuen NFT-Ticketing-Plattform auf Basis der Polygon (MATIC)-Blockchain angekündigt.
- The new NFT platform has been named “Box Office” and will include pre- and post-event audience perks.
- It will enable “owners, organizers, and hosts the ability to create, manage, and promote a fully scalable, paid or free ticketed live sporting event.”
- Sports Illustrated has partnered with ConsenSys, and the two will work together to develop a “Super Ticket” as well.
Die Popularität von nicht fungiblen Token (NFTs) bleibt trotz des vorherrschenden Krypto-Winters und des raschen Rückgangs des NFT-Handelsvolumens unübertroffen. Das allgemeine Interesse an Blockchain-Technologie und digitaler Kunst ist bei Unternehmen nach wie vor hoch, und es muss unbedingt darauf hingewiesen werden, dass sich viele große Namen entschieden haben, ihre NFT- und Metaverse-Unternehmungen zu starten. Interessanterweise hat ein 1954 erstmals veröffentlichtes amerikanisches Sportmagazin, Sports Illustrated, das Debüt einer neuen NFT-Ticketing-Plattform auf Basis der Polygon (MATIC)-Blockchain angekündigt, um von der Popularität der Blockchain-Technologie zu profitieren.
The new service from Sports Illustrated has been titled “Box Office,” and it will allow the event organizers to issue commemorative non-fungible token tickets which will also include pre- and post-event audience perks. The platform has been described as a self-service event management and primary ticketing solution with the Polygon blockchain as its foundation.
Moreover, the new ticketing platform has been created by Sports Illustrated in collaboration with Web3 software developer ConsenSys. It will enable “owners, organizers and hosts the ability to create, manage, and promote a fully scalable, paid or free ticketed live sporting event.”
Additionally, Sports Illustrated Tickets and ConsenSys will work together to develop a “Super Ticket,” which will allow the hosts to remain connected to their attendees with the help of highlights, collectibles, exclusive offers, and loyalty benefits via NFT technology. The CEO of SI Tickets, David Lane, believes that “blockchain is the future of ticketing.”
“From the moment we launched our global event marketplace, which now boasts 50 million tickets to over 250,000 sports, concerts, and shows, we have been preparing to enter and disrupt the primary ticket market,” Lane said.
With the help of the “Super Ticket,” the attendees can scan their NFTs and gain expedited entries to the events hosted by the organizers. Furthermore, they can also receive drink coupons and music downloads prior to the event and can receive post-event video content and rewards as well.
“Guests will keep their tickets to your event in their digital wallet forever,” revealed the new Webseite der Ticketing-Plattform von Sports Illustrated und fügt hinzu:
“Every guest will receive a $10 credit toward tickets to a future purchase of major sports, concerts or theater events on SI Tickets. We pay your fans to attend your event!”
Ungeachtet des vorherrschenden Krypto-Winters gehen viele Firmen weiterhin NFT-Unternehmungen mit mehreren Partnerschaften ein. WeTransfer, ein 2009 gegründetes Internet-basiertes Computer-Dateiübertragungsdienstleistungsunternehmen, wurde kürzlich gegründet Partnerschaft mit der Blockchain-Plattform Minima to focus on the deployment of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the Minima network and also empower creators all over the globe with “digital rights management for their intellectual property.”
Darüber hinaus führte China seine ein erster regulierter NFT-Handelsmarktplatz am 1. Januar 2023. Es wurde von der staatlichen Chinese Technology Exchange, Art Exhibitions China und der in Privatbesitz befindlichen Huban Digital Copyrights Ltd.