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Paris Hilton introduces NFTs to audiences
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The host of “The Tonight Show” was also honored.
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The actress took the opportunity to announce her latest collection of NFTs
Actress Paris Hilton surprised the audience of “The Tonight Show” by giving everyone an award NFT. Presenter Jimmy Fallon, who received a non-fungible token during the interview with the celebrity, was also not left out last Monday (24).
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“I think people will like it. You like it so much I want to give it to you first [NFT]. “I want to give one to everyone in the audience,” Hilton declared during the show.
Well-meaning, the presenter did not stop playing with the situation. “I think this is the first donation from NFT in the history of television.”
The actress announced the next set of NFTs
Paris Hilton has taken advantage of the program to comment on “Forever Fairytale,” her latest collection of non-fungible tokens. The grandmother was made in the form of a diary with her husband, Carter Reum.
The social figure has shown himself, since November 2021, within the world of NFTs and has provided – in addition to the public and Jimmy Fallon – friends and fans with tokens.
On Twitter, Hilton responded to a fan who said, “So cool that everyone on the FallonTonight Show has been introduced with NFT. A way to act!”. She wrote: “I always represent my family! I love everyone in this wonderful community so much and I want the whole world to understand and know them!”
NFTs attract the attention of athletes
Who is inside the world of irreplaceable tokens is Neymar. Recently, the football player acquired two units of the Bored Ape Yacht Club group, one of the most famous today, which is distinguished by colorful and elegant monkeys. The investment was more than R$6 million.
Tennis player Serena Williams was not left behind. She joined the team at Sorare, the NFTs sports platform, to serve as an advisor to the company’s board of directors and to guide the board on issues related to the relationship with athletes, expansion into other sports and the inclusion of women’s sports.
“NFTs have the potential to be a powerful tool for achieving equity and investment in women’s sports. […] I think Sorari will define the culture and tone of the future of sports entertainment,” he told Exame.
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