Kobe Bryant’s official website, KB24, has returned online after a 4-year hiatus with an NFT collection dedicated to the sports star. The project is being helmed by Kobe’s lifelong fans Andy Treys and Sako Waves, who announced a 10-step roadmap for the collectibles recently.
Following its revelation, the KB24 collection has garnered significant attention on the internet. According to one report, the website received 7,000 reservations within 24 hours of the announcement.
As Kobe’s official website, KB24 enabled the sports icon to engage with his fans and share information since 2006. However, after his retirement in 2016, the website changed several hands and redirected visitors to malicious pages. It was finally purchased by KB24’s team a few months ago.
Speaking about the ongoing work at KB24, its founder Andy explained:
According to KB24’s website, the project has been designed with a focus on charity. Therefore, all the proceeds generated from NFT sales will be diverted to the Mamba and Mambacita Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to sponsoring underserved communities in sports.
It is expected that this revenue could be as high as $50 million, making it one of the biggest donations of its kind.