Invictus Capital launched its first non-fungible token series through the Invictus NFT Lab called “Out of Africa”. Through this series, Invictus Capital will display art through blockchain technology and connect African artists with artists in other parts of the world.

Invictus Capital will release NFT collection

Blockchain investment platform Invictus Capital recently launched its first non-fungible token (NFT) series. The unveiling was completed by the Invictus NFT Lab, which tried to combine fine art with blockchain technology and brought many contemporary digital artists from Africa to the global market.

As described in It Online Report, The project is expected to start in January and distribute NFT posters. In February, an NFT representative auction of the original physical artwork will be held.

Invictus Capital’s decision to launch NFT has won praise from stakeholders in the art field. For example, Marelize van Zyl, curator of the Out of Africa NFT series, praised Invictus Capital’s efforts, saying:

Out of Africa Collection is composed of 100 unique NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain. This is the first time that many artists have worked in the NFT space. This series is a victory for these artists, representing some of the best newcomers, upcoming and mature talents.

Another stakeholder, Charl Bezuidenhout of Worldart, stated that NFT allows artists to have direct access to “a truly global audience and a revenue model driven by royalties enabled by the blockchain.”

Introduce NFT into mainstream investment portfolio

Invictus Capital CEO Daniel Schwartzkopff stated that his company’s NFT series “will greatly help to introduce NFTs into mainstream investment portfolios.” Schwartzkopff said that the series will attract traditional art collectors, modern NFT collectors, and those in between. Anyone between the two.

According to the report, potential investors who wish to become part of the project can subscribe to the newsletter to obtain the latest information about participating artists and artworks.

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Terence Zinwara

Terence Zimwara is an award-winning journalist, writer and writer from Zimbabwe. He has written a lot of articles about the economic difficulties of some African countries and how digital currencies can provide a way out for Africans.