With the country still under attack by Russian forces, Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation has announced the launch of the Meta History Museum of War . This is a war museum that features only NFTs.
Of course, this is not a physical building as such, but a website. The collection, created with the support of the Ministry, tells the story of the latest events in the war between Russia and Ukraine . It also includes personal reflections by Ukrainian and international digital artists.
purchase, with each image denmark number data tied to a non-fungible asset minted by the Fair NFT platform, which uses the Ethereum blockchain and Polygon network.
There is a little catch, though, and that is that all images remain hidden until they are sold. This means that you don’t know what you are buying until you buy it. Each NFT in the “Warline” collection will cost around 0.15 ETH, or around $468. The tokens will be sold in chronological order of the dates depicted.
Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation raises funds with Meta History Museum of War
Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister and Head of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov refers to the new platform as a “place to preserve the memory of the war” and “celebrate Ukrainian identity and freedom.” “ While Russia uses tanks to destroy our country, we are betting on revolutionary blockchain technology ,” Federov explains.
Funds from the sale of the NFTs will go directly to the official cryptocurrency accounts of the Ministry of Digital Transformation, to support the military and civilians . Since the Russian invasion began, more than $100 million in cryptocurrency donations have flooded into the region.
According to data from analytics firm Merkle Science, the majority of this has gone directly to the Ukrainian government. In early March, UkraineDAO raised $6.75 million worth of ETH from