Rolling Stone Partners With Coinbase, First Collaboration Is a Limited Editio...

Rolling Stone Partners With Coinbase, First Collaboration Is a Limited Editio...

Following a two-year hiatus, the American magazine that’s dedicated to music, politics, and popular culture, Rolling Stone, announced the return of Rolling Stone Live. According to the publication, the Rolling Stone Live event marks the company’s first collaboration with Coinbase and the two firms will be dropping exclusive non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Rolling Stone Live 2022 Will be Presented by Coinbase This Year, Event Will Feature a Limited Edition Collection of NFTs Crafted by 12 Digital Artists Rolling Stone has teamed up with Coinbase in order to drop an exclusive....


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