Diagon ICO is one of the hottest currently. Why’s that?

Global ticketing ecosystem Diagon powers esports, arts, and various entertainment platforms, along with their non-fungible tokens. It provides excellent blockchain fintech integrations.

Diagon has launched its native token DGN, which is one of the hottest ICOs currently. The token sale lasts until May 25, 2021. A total supply is 40,000,000 DGN, but only 30,000,000 DGN (75%) are available for ICO trade. The price is 0.2 USD per DGN, and the platform is accepting ETH and BTC.

Diagon is powering ticketing for Esport, entertainment, art, and digital collectibles (NFTs) worldwide. It offers users exclusive and innovative features, including DiaArena for customers from all around the world to contest in different tournaments; DiaExchange for both collecting and trading digital collectibles (NFTs), as well as sending Diagon Gift Cards; DiaBet for staking in tournaments worldwide, etc.

The platform’s native Diagon (DGN) token is the sole virtual currency created to perform every form of transaction in Esports, art auctions (NFTs) platforms, and entertainment. Diagon offers special discounts for all transactions, as well.

What about its ecosystem?

Diagon team works hard to enlarge its ecosystem and make it more diversified. The platform enables its customers to collect the rarest digital artworks from around the globe. Users can purchase various NFTs at the asking price, as well as place a bid. Moreover, they can decide to resell it on the secondary market for a higher price, thus earning 10% royalties every time it’s resold.

According to Diagon, every artwork on WeAreMasters is authenticated on Ethereum’s Blockchain and signed by the artist. Thus, the buyer becomes the uncontested owner for eternity. Even if the owner decides to sell, they can still earn money if their buyer resells.

Diagon offers its users a congregation of the very best digital artists and creators from around the world. All the art showcased in their marketplace is authenticated and 100% owned by the buyer when their bid is accepted.