Superordinary Friends NFT now available via Globe Rewards

Globe has partnered with renowned Filipino artist TRNZ to bring Superordinary Friends NFT via Globe Rewards.

For those unaware, non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, are unique digital identifiers that are recorded on a blockchain. It is a digital asset that represents physical objects, such as works of art. They are frequently purchased and sold online with cryptocurrency and are generally encoded with the same underlying software as the majority of cryptocurrencies.

Superordinary Friends NFT is now available via Globe Rewards

To win a Superordinary Friends NFT voucher, you can purchase a raffle ticket for as few as one Rewards point. You can also redeem the pre-sale Superordinary Friends NFT voucher for 1,000 Rewards points if you cannot wait.

Simply download the GlobeOne app on Google Play or Apple App Store and select Superordinary Friends to redeem. However, you should act quickly because the offer expires on November 15.

Globe x Superordinary Friends

Going back, Superordinary Friends is a collection of one-of-a-kind avatars holding iconic foods. These limited-edition illustrations combine eccentric visual appeal with nuanced narratives.

Globe and Superordinary Friends continue their partnership that began with the GDay celebration in September to promote Filipino craftsmanship through digital assets.

Jerome Patalud, Head of Globe Rewards, said that partnering with Superordinary Friends allows their customers "to own a sample of Filipino artistry in the new world of Web3 without having to spend a single centavo." He added that Globe subscribers "can use their Globe Rewards points to discover their passions and interests in the metaverse."

Brayden Lim, Founder of Superordinary Friends, said that "this exclusive partnership celebrates food, art and culture and marks the upcoming launch of Superordinary Friends' first NFT collection drop by renowned artist TRNZ from Vinyl on Vinyl."

Recently, TRNZ announced his forays into the world of NFTs. Past exhibitions of his work have taken place in Hong Kong, Europe, South Korea, Jakarta, Los Angeles, and New York, with a forthcoming exhibition in Paris.

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