Rare Pepe Artist Scrilla Ventura And Ghostface Killah Join To Drop An NFT Collection

Scrilla Ventura, a renowned digital artist and the brainchild behind the Rare Pepe non-fungible token collections, has partnered with the famous American music artist Ghostface Killah to launch a new digital collectible collection exclusively on the Bitcoin blockchain network.

Ghostface Killah Teams Rare Scrilla To Drop NFTs

In a March 30 site publication, ord.io, an on-chain ordinal market platform, confirmed that Scrilla Ventura has inscribed the cover art for the new song that Ghostface Killah is dropping as an ordinal collection exclusively on the Bitcoin blockchain network.

Born in 1970, David Coles, better known as Ghostface Killah, is an American rapper and a member of the popular hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan. After achieving breakthrough success from the group, Killah is pursuing success in various areas, including the nascent NFT sector.

On the other hand, Scrilla Ventura is a multidisciplinary digital artist, DJ, and producer. Scrilla uses a range of mediums, including pen, marker, glass, paint, AI, and music, for his visual and audio artwork. His pieces are typically known for their colour, psychedelic aesthetic, and surreal, cartoonish style that marries audio and visual components. Scrilla came into the spotlight after the Pepe NFT collection gained traction among crypto users during the 2021-2022 NFT bull run.

Ghostface Killah x Rare Scrilla Ordinals Overview

Under the new integration, Ghostface Killah and Rare Scrilla have joined forces to inscribe the cover art of Killah’s upcoming new track on the Bitcoin blockchain network. The cover art, which Features Killah on stage disused with Pepe the frog head, has been inscribed on creation block 836,987, attracting a creation fee of 1,197,768 sats.

Scrilla x Killah

In the meantime, the Bitcoin-based non-fungible token market is lighting green candles today. In the past, Bitcoin-based NFT collections have raised a sales volume of $11 million, representing a 10.33% spike from the previous day. Out of the five top-selling NFT collections today, Bitcoin Ordinals are leading the list, generating a trading sales volume of $2.7 million.

Bitcoin NFT sales

 

Source: CryptoSlam.io, NFT sales by blockchain network in the past 24 hours

$JIGO, a new non-fungible token collection created on the Bitcoin blockchain network using the BRC-20 protocol, is following Bitcoin Ordinals closely, amassing a trading sales volume of $1.5 million in the past 24 hours. NodeMonkes, another NFT collection hosted on the Bitcoin blockchain network, sits third, attracting a trading sales volume of $1.3 million. NodeMonkes NFT trading sales volume is up 99% today.

Top BTC NFTs Today

Source: CryptoSlam.io, top-selling NFTs in the past 24 hours

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