After months of testing, .SWOOSH platform is finally ready to onboard a new generation of digital creators. Its inaugural collection is inspired by Nike's legendary Air Force 1 sneaker collection.
.SWOOSH, Nike's flagship Web3 venture, kicks off on Jan. 25
According to the statement shared by Jasmine Gao, Nike's senior product manager, .SWOOSH, a community-driven platform for Web3 digital art, goes live this Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2023.
.SWOOSH Studio, Nike's home for virtual co-creation, launches this Wednesday 1/25 🚀
— Jasmine🟰lil.SWOOSH 👟🎮🐈🍣 (@jgao) January 24, 2023
Last month, the .SWOOSH community voted on their favorite AF1 sneakers to influence the upcoming Our Force 1 collection journey.
Now, get ready to build it with us. pic.twitter.com/to3VyBgbSJ
The platform was in development and beta testing since mid-November 2022. Its community enthusiasts decided that AF1-inspired sneakers will be the first pieces of digital art to be released in .SWOOSH.
An opportunity to co-create virtual shoes or jerseys together with leading Nike designers is a "killing feature" of the new ecosystem. All offerings will be available as "interactive digital objects."
Built on @0xPolygon. 🦄💫 https://t.co/lGV7jzVq2Z
— Mihailo Bjelic (@MihailoBjelic) January 24, 2023
Polygon Network (MATIC), a high-performance EVM-compatible blockchain, is the technical platform of the new release. Polygon (MATIC) co-founder Mihailo Bjelic welcomed the launch of the new collection.
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