Solana-based fan engagement platform, HEIR, launched by Michael Jordan and son Jeffrey, released its first NFT collection today. 6 Rings NFT Public Mint Now Live HEIR’s 6 Rings NFTs sold 5,005 NFTs at 2.3 SOL per piece, paid as an homage to Jordan’s jersey number 23. The title of the NFT collection has been inspired by Jordan winning six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls in the 1990s. 6 Rings NFT public mint is now live. Head to https://t.co/xfxCemaytz or https://t.co/BPt03kX2Vg to get yours.@MagicEden_NFT pic.twitter.com/5uhEaTeOLv — HEIR (@Heir_Company) March 3, 2022 The Solana-powered platform is yet to reveal which athletes will be featured. However, in a Twitter Space held today, the team suggested that NBA legends and current players will be involved. The official HEIR Discord server further noted that players from the high school level up to professionals will also be included. HEIR is envisioned as a Web3 personalized community platform for athletes. Contents on the app will include exclusive behind-the-scenes videos of what the athletes watched on Netflix. Athletes also will be able to host live Q&As and post polls and quizzes. Fans who are highly engaged on the platform will be rewarded by unlocking digital goods. How Will HEIR Generate Revenue? Heir will generate revenue from consumers purchasing memberships in an athlete’s “huddle.” Athletes will get an 80% cut of primary sales of NFTs while the app will kee...
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