Let us tell you more about the seven eras of our next core collection, Mercedes-Benz NXT Icons, which act as chapters in our journey through the Mercedes-Benz design heritage. Starting from the present day and going back to the very beginning of automotive history, each era will consist of 2,694 collectibles (Era 7: 2,696), resulting in a total of 18,860 pieces across all seven eras.

We are excited to announce our next core collection, Mercedes-Benz NXT Icons, which takes you on a journey through Mercedes-Benz's design heritage and features icons from both the past and present.

We are pleased to tell you more about our second core collection, which will be exclusively bestowed upon a small number of selected Mercedes-Benz top customers and minted IRL over time at selected top-customer events. We have also designed a unique experience for it.

Today, we announced our inaugural core collection co-created with generative artist Harm van den Dorpel and art collectors Fingerprints DAO. The following countries are allowed to participate in the upcoming Dutch auction hosted by Fingerprints DAO: Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Cyprus, Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States. This will be ensured through an IP lookup. 

After months of work, we’re happy to be able to offer some insight into the first three core collections of Mercedes-Benz NXT.

Having introduced Mercedes-Benz NXT, the creative studio 0xNXT, and our perspective on collectibility and predictability (see this Mirror post), we’d like to share our vision, long-term approach, and structure today.

Welcome to Mercedes-Benz NXT. We are 0xNXT, the creative studio for Mercedes-Benz’s blockchain-based digital art and collectibles, and we’d like to share our perspective on collectibility, a framework for better predictability for collectors, and what to expect in the future.