The future of sneakers is here, well... Digitally! With solid backing and partnership with NBA Superstars, Zion Williamson and Kyle Kuzma, Space Runners is here to give designer apparel NFTs a run for their money.  Space Runners is the internet's first digital sneaker brand, dabbling into handcrafted NFT footwear. Space Runners reflects the evolution of how we can look different in digital worlds like games, metaverses, and social media, created by fashion-forward designers in partnership with prominent celebrities and businesses. These eternal pairs will be preserved on Solana Blockchain so that the runners never let their owners go out of style. With all that goodness in store, Space Runners’ goal is to become the footwear of the future. They aim at partnering up with authentic brands and provide NFT AS A SERVICE to them, particularly for brands that wish to break through the NFT space just like Dolce and Gabbana did.  They will be hosting many collections under the same brand, each with its own unique concept and collaborators. Investors have contributed about $30 million as per an initial valuation.  Brands like Nike and Adidas are likely to join this ecosystem in the future by releasing their own Space Runners collection. The first collection that they will be selling is the Broken Shoe. A little about the Broken Shoe Zion Williamson's broken shoe inspired the name Broken Shoe. NBA players are the cornerstone of this batch and project. The first two athletes they signed as collaborators were Zion Williamson and Kyle Kuzma. Before the debut, they are expected to sign more players, where Space Runners will customise the agreed number of NFT designs for them in the collection while signing a player (or a celebrity in general). Key statistics Built on the Solana blockchain Supply: 10,000 NFTs Mint Pricing: 5 Solana Disclaimer: This is a sponsored press release, and is for informational purposes only. It does not reflect the views of Crypto Daily, nor is it intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, or financial advice