- EX Sports will drop a second Urbanball NFT collection on the Binance NFT platform.
- The title of the drop is Urbanball’Belgium Edition’ Street Soccer NFT.
- Previously, EX Sports launched the first edition of the NFT, the “Flame Edition” NFT.
Following the launch of the first NFT at Binance NFT, EX Sports Now you are ready for your second Urbanball NFT drop on the platform. This time, Urbanball features the “Belgium Edition” street football NFT. These NFTs will be removed at 11:00 am on June 24th in UTC.
In detail, the Urbanball NFT will be distributed through a randomized mystery box pack and will feature the winners of real street football tournaments from Brussels and Antwerp. A total of 10,000 NFTs will be created, and each Mystery Box will cost only $ 25, a 50% reduction compared to the first drop.
Also, each mystery box consists of either a character or a skill card NFT. However, both of these NFTs require you to play the Urban Ball play-to-earns street football game, which is scheduled for release later this year. The character card represents a real street football player who has won a drop-and-game position by winning an Urban Ball 1v1 “Fight Ball” tournament in his home country.
Skill cards, on the other hand, consist of various soccer techniques that can be used to improve the performance of characters in the game.
In particular, the game offers players different player-versus-player (PvP) and player-versus-player (PvE) modes, with winners earning rewards that can be redeemed for real-life experience. The concept is led by football champion Sean Garnier, a sensation on the internet. Sean Garnier has 19 million social media followers and over 2 billion video views.
In addition, these NFTs are also practically useful digital collections. Most of each NFT’s primary sale is aimed at athletes and helps them grow and develop their careers.
With the integration of Binance NFT and EX Sports, both teams recognize the potential to develop up-and-coming talent while supporting the growth of niche sports. EX Sports aims to consolidate sports IPs and build an ecosystem that brings real benefits to “vulnerable” athletes.
