If you have ever wanted to have your Solana wallet on your wrist while flexion your wealth, Swiss watchmaker Franck Muller is making it come true.
The Watch market is entering the web3 ecosystem with a series of limited editing watches inspired by Solana that contain a unique QR code integrated to directly link the user’s solana address.
The company’s Solana watches collection is limited to 1,111 units that will reverse 20,000 Swiss francs (about $ 24,300).
While the watches have a unique design that could attract participants in the Solana ecosystem, its launch comes at a time when, unfortunately, flaunting the wealth related to cryptographic is becoming risky.
The cryptocurrency industry has seen dozens of physical attacks this year, with a remarkable case when seeing the daughter and grandson of Pierre Noizat, CEO of Crypto Platform Paymium, which goes to an attempt to kidnapping during the day. The attack was filmed and shared on social networks.
While this kidnapping attempt failed, an earlier in the same city saw the father of a cryptographic millionaire be kidnapped. The police managed to rescue the man, but not before his finger was cut.
Earlier this year, the co -founder of the hardware wallet manufacturer, David Balland, along with his wife, was kidnapped from his house and saw a similar treatment. The couple was later rescued by the authorities, and a rescue that had been paid was seized.
There have been many other similar attacks in recent months.
Franck Muller is launching the collection as a “Figital” (physical-digital) identity and property symbol in the cryptographic age. While the clock is certainly a piece of cryptographic myth, it can be a collectible that investors do not want to presume.
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