It makes perfect sense that a company that deals in physical collectibles would branch out into digital collectibles. That’s why when PureArts entered the non-fungible arena last month the NFT community took notice. Not surprisingly they came in strong with a unique physical to digital Exhibition at DesignerCon in Anaheim, California. The highest bidders received not only ownership of an M9Ξ NFT, but also the physical M9E designer art toy (originally a Daytoner brainchild) that each digital image was created from.
M9Ξ Whitelist registration closed on December 1st, 2021, just in time for the first Mint: a limited series of 999 unique M9Ξs that went live on December 9th, 2021 at 9 AM EST for those clever & quick enough to have joined the Whitelist. As for the rest of us, the collection became available to the general public the same day at 4 PM EST at a fixed price of 0.19E each.
What can we expect from M9Ξ in the future? A lot apparently as the official M9Ξ road map is currently laid out until 2030 with several collections planned per year. We’re ready for it! Stay in the know about future mints and get to know the collectible mechanism by joining the M9Ξ conversation on discord.
