Locker Token and Euro Ice Hockey Champs Rögle BK to Host NFT Events – Press Release Bitcoin News

Locker Token and Euro Ice Hockey Champs Rögle BK to Host NFT Events – Press Release Bitcoin News

PRESS RELEASE. Locker Token & Ice Hockey extraordinaires Rögle BK have officially announced an In-Real-Life (IRL) NFT, event to take place at the Catena Arena – home of the European Champions. The event is designed to showcase the innovative asset class that is NFTs, while educating Rögle fans on how to use the blockchain and purchase their favorite player cards.

The event, which will take place on December 30, will feature educational content, a free coin for the first 500 fans, and personal interaction with cryptocurrency experts – The Nordic whales.

About the event

Rögle BK fans were the first fan base to create favorite players and in-game moments via the Locker sports NFT marketplace. The team has been equipped with the technology to create any NFTs that would potentially be desired by fans, with NFTs created easily through the Locker Token app. In line with the partnership, the event is planned to help fans take their first steps into blockchain.

The event will be organized and supported by local natives Nordic whales, which is only 20 minutes from the stadium. The AMA enthusiasts are able to offer educational content in both English and Swedish due to their proximity to the team.

The first 500 fans will receive a treat on arrival after scanning the event QR code. This will give them a free coin and another 6,500 will be minted on the day that will be made available for purchase. The first 500 will be randomized in terms of rarity.

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What is Locker Token?

Locker Token is an ecosystem for sports teams and athletes that allows them to future-proof and monetize their respective offerings through blockchain, while connecting the fans and the athletes themselves via a unique asset class. Known for its ticker – $LKT – Locker was recently listed on CoinMarketCap after a successful contract migration.

Despite being a relatively new project, the ecosystem features a number of the world’s best ice hockey teams and players, including; Rögle BK, Manchester Stormand HC Bolzano. Several teams across both ice hockey and other sports are getting onboard, with the ultimate goal of onboarding each respective team’s fan base to Locker as engaged fans and buyers.

From a token perspective, the recent Ethereum price decline has dragged down the price of $LKT due to the closely related nature of Locker as an ERC20 token. However, the team has continued to build and create new partnerships despite the market-wide downturn.

500 lucky fans will receive a free coin when they scan a QR code.

About Rögle BK

Rögle BK (Rögle Bandyklubb) is a Swedish professional ice hockey club from Ängelholm. The club has last participated in the SHL since the 2015–16 season. Rögle has previously played in the SHL in 1992–1996, 2008–2010, and briefly in 2012–13.

The team is currently undergoing a mixed season, placed 9th in the league table at the time of writing. However, they are on a two-game winning streak, with Adam Tambellini playing a major role in the team’s attacking play with 12 league goals to date.

Mint Rögle BK NFTs today via the Locker Token app for iOS and Android.

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