This NFT line is called “Budverse Cans: Heritage Edition”.
This is the first NFT collection to be sold by Budweiser, and all items are
built on the Ethereum blockchain.
Every NFT shaped like a Budweiser beer can, but created
using archival photographs, advertising and designs throughout the brewery’s
history.
Out of a total of 1,936 NFTs, 36 have been listed as “Golden
NFTs” priced at $999 with a special bonus for buyers. The other parts cost $499
and they fall under the category of “Core NFTs”.
While it hasn’t gone into detail about “Budverse,” the
company’s website “welcomes” buyers “to the community of the best beer in the world.”
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Budweiser also changed his Twitter name to “beer.eth”
referring to Ethereum blockchain network. Pictures of the NFT series that
debuted on Monday, November 29 were posted on Twitter, check it out.
Follow Business Insider, these NFTs can be purchased through
CoinBase Commerce using Bitcoin and Ethereum tokens, as well as US dollars as
the sale of these pieces is limited to the US only.
However, buyers will need to pay $75 as a “gasoline fee” to
complete the purchase. Gas fees are essentially transaction fees for completing
payments on blockchain protocols.
This high gas fee has earned Budweiser some criticism
online.
This is not the first time Budweiser has approached the NFT
space in recent times.
In August, the beer company purchased the NFT of a rocket
with the Budweiser logo embroidered on it from the OpenSea NFT marketplace for
eight Ether tokens worth $25,000 at the time. At current Ether prices, the same
NFT is now worth $35,075.
The company also purchased the domain name “beer.eth” for 30
Ether tokens – this amounted to $94,000 at the time of purchase.
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