The National Football League (NFL) has issued more than 250,000 non-fungible tokens since debuting commemorative virtual tickets in November 2021. There is good news about fans who will attend Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles on February 13. All those who attend the game will get an NFT.
As part of the celebration of game day and the Super Bowls’ return to Los Angeles, the NFT will display their distinctive section, row, and seat number. This is expected to happen for the first time in over 30 years. Moreover, Super Bowl LVI presented an exceptional opportunity for the NFL to deliver NFTs to fans. This has resulted as a means of engaging and celebrating with them, said the league in its release.
Details About The Virtual NFT Tickets
On behalf of the NFL’s club business development division, Robert Gallo said that the club began providing virtual commemorative tickets to fans during the regular season. Gallo emphasized the tremendous success they had with the unique fan experience. This gave them the confidence to continue this initiative at Super Bowl LVI.
Following on, the virtual tickets have been collected avidly by fans, mostly for the season’s game. But, according to Gallo, providing customized Super Bowl NFTs helps the NFL improve the gameday experience. It also allows the club to assess the NFT area for future ticketing and event engagement possibilities.
Furthermore, on Wednesday, the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals, who will play in Super Bowl LVI, received their team-specific NFTs from the NFL. These NFT tickets operate in the Polygon blockchain and you can see them on the NFL’s official NFT website there. As per the record, the National Football League is producing a new collection of limited-edition NFTs to honor Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles.
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Based on some data, Gallo revealed some information about the NFL goals in January. Back in November 2021, the NFL started distributing free virtual commemorative tickets in the form of NFTs to fans. He added that by the middle of January, the club had given out more than 250,000 free NFTs.