DFW Based BluCollar to Launch Bold New ICO and NFT Marketplace For the Manufacturing Industry
With the ever-increasing popularity of cryptocurrency and NFT (non-fungible-tokens), BluCollar.io is launching its first ICO to capitalize on an underserved market - the manufacturing industry. With little in the way of investable channels, this 2334.60 billion dollar industry (2018) in the U.S. alone, BluCollar is looking to translate those financial transactions and assets to the digital space utilizing the exploding world of NFT’s via its own marketplace.
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DFW Based BluCollar to Launch Bold New ICO and NFT Marketplace For the Manufacturing Industry
With the ever-increasing popularity of cryptocurrency and NFT (non-fungible-tokens), BluCollar.io is launching its first ICO to capitalize on an underserved market – the manufacturing industry. With little in the way of investable channels, this 2334.60 billion dollar industry (2018) in the U.S. alone, BluCollar is looking to translate those financial transactions and assets to the digital space utilizing the exploding world of NFT’s via its own marketplace.
“After years of working in the manufacturing industry, we realized that not only do we have massive amounts of transactions that are happening worldwide with a need to move more freely than through traditional monetary infrastructure to keep up, but we’re also sitting on an insane amount of real-world assets that can be tokenized to raise capital. We figured we couldn’t be the only people in this position, so BluCollar was born” – says Sam Bohon, Founder of BluCollar
With a two-part strategy to launch this brave new marketplace, BluCollar will first launch its token on the cryptocurrency marketplace. Based on the standard of Ethereum, by far the most popular open-sourced cryptocurrency blockchains on the market and championed by VISA, PayPal, and popular celebrity investors such as Mark Cuban, and Richard Sherman – BluCollar Token is poised to have a successful ICO Launch on May 15th – August 15th 2021 at BluCollar.io.
Of course, this is just the beginning. The BluCollar NFT Marketplace is the real hero of the show, allowing manufacturing companies including metal fabrication, construction, and supply companies to tokenize their assets and sell them as NFT’s. These assets can include digital drawings, marketable blueprints, and schematics, as well as real-world assets such as supplies, equipment, and commercial real estate. This enables the companies themselves to raise much-needed capital as well as provide investable ownership to employees as well as the general public looking for a new investment stream. And of course, the currency that powers the marketplace will be BluCollar Token, in itself an investable crypto asset.
“At the end of the day, we want to help our industry move into the digital age and empower what has always been a rather traditional environment to maximize their financial might. From the workers on the floor to the top CEO’s we can all benefit together through BluCollar and we can’t wait to kick it off!” Sam says.
After the launch of both the token and marketplace, BluCollar doesn’t plan to rest on its laurels. With a pipeline of spin-off projects such as token and NFT staking and a massive pr campaign already in the works, the sky is the limit in spreading awareness at what a truly massive industry and investable resource this truly is and we’re just at the beginning.
BluCollar was created to give the manufacturing industry a cryptocurrency and NFT marketplace that represents and empowers the true workforce and disrupts the financial constraints of the current marketplace.
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