Bruce Lee Foundation Launches NFT Collection in Partnership with Shibuya

The Bruce Lee Foundation, in partnership with $NFT video platform Shibuya, has launched a collection of Genesis NFTs featuring the late legendary martial arts actor, Bruce Lee.

The House of Lee collection was made available for sale on Manifold from April 12 to April 14, with digital image storage on Arweave and minted on the Ethereum network.

The House of Lee collection features a digital image of Bruce Lee, drawn by artists Maciej Kuciara and Emily Yang. The design was inspired by Shannon Lee, daughter of Bruce Lee and president of the Bruce Lee Estate. The $NFT collection does not have a limit on the number of tokens that can be minted during the sale.

The Ethereum Name Service address, bruceleeofficial.eth, has been registered for the House of Lee collection, making it easier for buyers to access the NFTs.

As of now, over 19,592 House of Lee digital collectibles have been minted, with a current floor price of around 0.008 Ether. Bruce Lee fans and $NFT collectors have a chance to own a piece of history through the House of Lee collection, which pays homage to the martial arts icon's legacy.

The Bruce Lee Foundation, founded by Bruce Lee's daughter, aims to promote Bruce Lee's philosophy and teachings. The partnership with Shibuya and the launch of the House of Lee $NFT collection is one way to keep Bruce Lee's legacy alive.

Will the House of Lee $NFT Collection Attract Bruce Lee Fans to $NFT and Web 3?

This partnership between the Bruce Lee Foundation and Shibuya aims to introduce the legacy of Bruce Lee to a new generation of fans and promote his teachings. It remains to be seen if the House of Lee $NFT Collection will bring Bruce Lee fans towards $NFT and Web 3. However, the collection's unique digital representation of Bruce Lee and its connection to the Ethereum blockchain may intrigue fans and collectors who are interested in the intersection of pop culture and technology

Also, Read - Crypto Goes Viral on Chinese TikTok But Not For Very Long! | CoinGabbar News