Takashi Murakami NFT Launches Trading Cards on Base

Takashi Murakami NFT Launch Brings 108 Flowers to Base Chain

Takashi Murakami nft Launch Trading cards on Blockchain 

Japanese pop art legend has announced a new digital project that is a collectible Non-Fungible Token trading card series called 108 Flowers Revised. It will take place on the Base blockchain. 

Source: X 

It will be launched using layer-2 solution on Ethereum during the upcoming Onchain summer event. Minting for the collection starts at 9 am JST and on August 1 (5PM PT on July 31) and collectors can mint directly through the base app. 

The 108 Flowers Revised collection will focus on Takashi Murakami nft Launch engagement with Blockchain technology.

Blending physical art with digital innovation 

He says these virtual cards are inspired by his iconic physical artwork that is known for its colorful, smiling flowers and anime-style designs. He is using the Base blockchain to make the minting process cheaper and more eco friendly. 

The aim is to connect both web3 native collectors and traditional art lovers. He has been involved in the Non-Fungible Token space since 2021 with earlier projects. A collaboration with Nike’s RTFK which has eventually shelved. 

Non-Fungible Token market gaining momentum again 

After a long time of silence, the Non-Fungible Token market is making a comeback. According to recent data the total market cap has climbed to around $6 billion with a recent peak of $6.6 billion on July 22, that doubles the size if compared to April, According to CoinGecko.

Source: CoinGecko 

Experts believe this boost is thanks to a stronger crypto market and more interest from risk taking investors. 

Conclusion: A new chapter in Takashi Murakami nft Launch Digital Journey

With 108 Flowers Revised, Takashi Murakami nft Launch continues to blend creativity with technology. His move to introduce on Base not only supports a growing Web3 trend but also shows how established artists can stay relevant in a fast changing digital world. 

Now, all eyes are on how this collection will perform once.