Invictus Capital Announces NFT Collection to Give African Artists Global Exposure – News Bitcoin News

Invictus Capital has unveiled its first non-fungible token collection, called “Out of Africa,” through the Invictus NFT Lab. Invictus Capital’s first non-fungible token collection “Out of Africa” will be showcased via blockchain technology and connect African artists with the rest.

Invictus Capital releases NFT collection

Invictus Capital, a blockchain investment platform, recently revealed its first collection of non-fungible tokens (NFT). Invictus NFT Lab performed the unveiling. This lab aims to integrate fine art with blockchain technology and bring together many African digital artists to create a global marketplace.

This project, as explained in the It Online Report, is set to start in January with NFT posters being distributed. A bidding process for NFT reproductions of physical original artworks will be held in February.

Invictus Capital’s decision to unveil the NFTs has won praise from stakeholders in the art space. For instance, Marelize van Zyl, the curator for the Out of Africa NFT collection, commended Invictus Capital’s endeavor, saying:

Out of Africa Collection consists of 100 NFTs that are unique to the Ethereum blockchain. This is the first time many artists have ever worked in NFT. These artists are proud of this collection, which includes some of the most talented new and established talents.

Another stakeholder, Charl Bezuidenhout of Worldart, said NFTs give artists direct access to “a truly global audience and a royalty-driven revenue model made possible by blockchain.”

NFTs in Mainstream Investment Portfolios

For his part, Daniel Schwartzkopff, CEO at Invictus Capital, suggested that an NFT collection like the one unveiled by his company “will go a long way to bringing NFTs into mainstream investment portfolios.” The collection will appeal to traditional art collectors, modern NFT collectors, and anyone in between, Schwartzkopff said.

Prospective investors can sign up for the newsletter to receive updates about participating artists and artworks.

Let us know your opinions about the story. Please comment below to let us know your thoughts.

Terence Zimwara

Terence Zimwara, a Zimbabwean journalist, writer and author who has been awarded the Zimbabwe Booker Prize. His work has covered both the economic woes of African countries, as well as digital currencies that can be used to provide an escape path for Africans.