Korbit sells professional volleyball NFT 'Korbo Spike'

The virtual asset exchange Korbit announced on the 18th that it would hold an event by selling 'KOVO SPIKE' made with non-fungible tokens (NFT) featuring scenes from domestic professional volleyball players' matches.

The Cobo Spike NFT is an attack by 21 male and female professional volleyball pioneers in Korea, including Kim Yeon-kyung (Heungkuk Life Insurance), Lee So-young (KGC Ginseng Corporation), Jung Ji-seok (Korean Air), and Na Gyeong-bok (Woori Card), who are active in professional volleyball in the 2022-2023 season. Includes defense scenes. Kobo Spikes are being produced by Blueberry Meta, which is also an intellectual property operator of the Korea Volleyball Federation (KOVO).

Korbit NFT Market sells Kobo Spike NFTs in the form of a limited-edition rally point pack of 100 each for men and women. Rally point pack purchasers are randomly given 3 additional player NFT cards of the same gender.

The Korbit NFT Market will hold a special event until the 24th to commemorate the launch of the Kobo Spike Rally Point Pack. During the event period, 4 customers who purchase the most will be presented with tickets and official uniforms for the professional volleyball all-star game held at Incheon Samsan World Gymnasium on the 29th. Among all buyers, 4 people will be given commemorative goods for the All-Star Game, such as a mini commemorative ball and a muffler, through a lottery.

Hong Sang-hyeok, CEO of Blueberry Meta, said, "We will cooperate with the Korean Volleyball Federation and Korbit to provide NFTs linked to various benefits as well as the All-Star Game in the future."

Sejin Oh, CEO of Corbit, said, “As we planned this Kobo Spike NFT sales event in connection with the All-Star Game, we ask for a lot of interest from volleyball fans.” and various events,” he said.