PUMA pushes the limits with the new NFT collection

Iconic sports brand PUMA announces the launch of a full digital makeover and PFP NFT project for its “Super PUMA” mascot. The new collection celebrates the 75th anniversary of the brand, giving way to new technologies and experiences. So what does the brand’s latest NFT effort have to offer?

PUMA PFP Collection: What you need to know

Super PUMA was originally a comic released in the 1970s. The new PUMA NFT takes the character into the digital realm as a PFP avatar on the blockchain. The digital collection reflects PUMA’s legacy in sport and culture as it comes to life in the NFT universe. Furthermore, this collection is also linked to an original story.

The Super PUMA NFT Collection runs alongside his other project “The Nitro Collection” which focuses on digital fashion, specifically innovative footwear styles. Nitro Collection NFT holders get first (and priority) access to the PFP NFT. Also, Nitro Collection holders receive these PFPs according to the amount of Nitro NFT they own. To add to this, Super PUMA digital collectibles is also a partner collection in the 10KTF digital marketplace. This makes PUMA the first traditional brand to establish itself in 10KTF, making this collection even more special.

The integration also allows Super PUMA owners to place their digital items in 10KTF blanks and participate in 10KTF missions. The latest release also marks 1 year since the sports innovators registered their ENS Puma.eth domain. The latest collection of digital assets push PUMA’s “Forever Faster” mission to new frontiers. The Super PUMA collection has 10,000 units, as shown below:

• 4,000 of them will be airdropped to holders of the PUMA Nitro Collection
• 2000 of them will be allocated to the @10KTFshop community
• 4000 of them will be sold publicly via WL Spots.

More information is to come as PUMA gears up for its massive web3 rise. Collectors can follow the official PUMA Twitter account for more information.