Cristiano Ronaldo has released a collection of NFTs depicting milestone moments and goals from his career. The name of Ronaldo’s second NFT is ‘Forever CR7: The GOAT’ and is live on the Binance NFT marketplace. NFTs give their buyers a unique certificate of ownership and can act as an instrument for instant liquidity.
Ronaldo finalised this deal to sell his NFT collections on Binance earlier this year. Media files depicting Ronaldo’s goal moments minted as NFTs for this latest collection have been classified under different categories. NFTs under each classification are priced differently. Most of the NFTs numbered from goal 100 to goal 700 – are priced 10 USDT or $10 (roughly Rs. 830).
The collection description on Binance’s blog mentioned hat the collection also features rare collectibles namely The Backheel (Goal 278), The Knuckleball (Goal 102), and The Game Changer (Goal 605) among others, priced USDT 30 or $30 (roughly Rs. 2,480) each,
Ronaldo has also listed one particular NFT as a super rare one – the bicycle kick versus Juventus in 2018 – priced USDT 15,000 or $15,000 (roughly Rs. 12.3 lakh).
The NFT craze, in the first half of 2023, has already witnessed an excess of ups and downs. Despite the digital assets market being volatile, NFT enthusiasts have kept the sector’s boat sailing in rough waters somehow.
The sales of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) rose by a massive 117 percent in February 2023. Around March, the valuation of the global NFT market climbed to its nine-month high since June last year to over $2 billion (roughly Rs. 17,200 crore).
According to Technavio, a market research firm, the global NFT market size is expected to increase by $113,933 million (roughly Rs. 940 crore) between 2022 and 2027, In the next four years, the NFT market is expected to swell at a CAGR of 35.02 percent.
The report also said that during the projection period, 39 percent of the growth of the global market would be attributable to Asia-Pacific Countries (APAC).
