Premium tea company Vahdam India announced that it gifts NFT to Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal to pay tribute his for his contributions. With a view to paying gratefulness to Parag Agarwal, the recently- appointed CEO of Twitter, ultraexpensive tea manufacturer Vahdam India blazoned on Thursday that it has presented the Indian- origin CEO with a customised National Football Team (NFT).
In the NFT, which has been listed on the business platform OpenSea, Agarwal can be seen belting tea in his office, taking in the significance of the major day in his life, which is now being celebrated by Indians each over the world.
“This is a proud occasion for all of us in India at this moment. As the CEO of a family-owned Indian company, Parag’s success is not only spectacular, but also deeply personal “Vahdam India was founded and is led by Bala Sarda.
“This is a proud occasion for all of us in India at this moment. As the CEO of a family-owned Indian company, Parag’s success is not only spectacular, but also deeply personal “Vahdam India was founded and is led by Bala Sarda.
This is Vahdam’s second National Football Tournament (NFT). It was earlier this year that the company unveiled its very first NFT, ‘Vahdam India’s Ticket to Mars,’ which was a special virtual token that could be used to go on a cosmic voyage unlike any other, while sipping on their favourite beers and taking in the breathtaking surroundings.
This is Vahdam’s second National Football Tournament (NFT). It was earlier this year that the company unveiled its very first NFT, ‘Vahdam India’s Ticket to Mars,’ which was a special virtual token that could be used to go on a cosmic voyage unlike any other, while sipping on their favourite beers and taking in the breathtaking surroundings.
In contrast to fungible digital assets, such as bitcoin, which can be sold and exchanged like cash, non-fungible digital assets behave more like collectibles, with their value increasing over time — much like tangible artworks.
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