LogoLogo
  • nWayPlay FAQ
  • Marketplace - End of Service
    • Marketplace - End of Service Notice
    • nWayPlay NFT Marketplace Closure
    • Box Opening & NFT Reveal
    • NFT Migration to Base
    • How to Migrate NFTs to Base
    • Final VTG Claim
    • Final nWay Balance Withdrawals
  • Getting Started
    • nWayPlay Marketplace
    • Social Media Channels
      • nWayPlay Discord
      • nWayPlay Twitter X
      • nWayPlay Instagram
      • nWayPlay YouTube
      • nWayPlay Facebook
  • My Account
    • Creating an Account
    • My Signup/Login Code Is Not Arriving
    • Changing Account Email
    • Deleting My Account
  • Olympic Pin NFTs
    • NFT Migration to Base
    • How to Migrate NFTs to Base
    • Olympic Pin NFT Overview
    • Olympic Pin NFT Collectibles
    • Olympic Pin Trading Tradition
    • Official Olympic Licensed Product
    • NFT Uniqueness
    • NFT Rarity
  • Gifting NFTs
  • NFT Boxes
    • Box Opening & NFT Reveal
    • Olympic NFT Boxes
    • Boxes on nWayPlay
    • Drop Boxes
    • Game Boxes
  • Verify My Identity (KYC)
    • Identity Verification (KYC) FAQ
    • What Is The "Know Your Customer" (KYC) Process?
    • What Are Some Valid Forms Of Identification?
    • Minimum Age Requirement
  • Payments & Transactions
    • Final nWay Balance Withdrawal Notice
    • Banned Countries for USDC Withdrawals
    • Selling on Other NFT Marketplaces
  • Policies
    • nWayPlay Terms of Service
    • nWayPlay Wallet Terms of Service
    • Privacy Policy
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  1. Olympic Pin NFTs

Olympic Pin Trading Tradition

Is there a tradition for trading Olympic Pins?

Olympic pin trading started as a way to identify athletes, judges, and officials, but over the past 125 years it has become an Olympic Games tradition where everyone -- athletes, event staff, journalists, and spectators -- all take part to collect and trade pins in the Olympic Village and beyond.

PreviousOlympic Pin NFT CollectiblesNextOfficial Olympic Licensed Product

Last updated 1 month ago