International rapper Snoop Dogg is interested in Bitcoin and NFT.
Celebrities are now eventually picking interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and the emerging digital market in general.
In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Snoop Dogg, a famous Rapper, also known formally as Calvin Cordozar Broadus, Jr., endorsed BTC, adding that he believes with its technology. He also revealed his interest in the booming non-fungible token (NFT) market as he is preparing to issue his own on the Crypto.com NFT platform.
Bitcoin will be “here to stay”
Snoop Dogg stated that he believes in Bitcoin “100%.” He said that the coronavirus pandemic has helped accelerate more interest in the cryptocurrency, and it was not a fantasy.
“I believe in it. I believe in the technology and I believe in the global connection it creates. I’m not too caught up in the value of the coin, because I’ve been around long enough to see things go up and go down, and I know it’s here to stay.”
Snoop Dogg
About the NFTs, the rapper is also a big supporter who believes that such technology is changing how the artists could connect with their fans around the world.
“I am excited about it, ya dig? I’m happy to participate in the movement. I’m definitely gonna bring more attention to the game. Cut me in, or cut it out.”
Snoop Dogg
Snoop Dogg’s NFT in works
The rapper has also revealed in the interview that his NFTs will launch on the Crypto.com platform. Its name is “A Journey with the Dogg.” Its contents include an original track named “NFT.”
It has been reported before that Crypto.com named Snoop Dogg, Aston Martin Cognizant Formula OneTm, Axel Mansoor, and some other celebrities as official launch partners of its NFT marketplace. To begin with, Crypto.com stated that the platform will mostly feature exclusive NFT contents from celebrities in different industries, including music and sports.
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