NFT museum chronicling Russia’s invasion of Ukraine raises over $500,000

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NFT museum chronicling Russia's invasion of Ukraine raises over $500,000

As part of the NFT Museum of Meta History, launched by the Ministry of Digital Transformation and the Ukrainian blockchain community, dedicated to the chronology of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, 1,153 artworks from the collection have been sold for more than $500,000.

We’ve already sold 1153 artworks and the sales go on. Our goal is 1million!
Have raised more than 500k USD by now!
Only NFT owners will be able to buy the masterpieces of the Prospect 100 winners and the very first four artworks soon. Support Ukraine! pic.twitter.com/HfK747cpxN

— Meta History: Museum of War (@Meta_History_UA) March 31, 2022

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Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov noted that authorities intend to use digital technologies for “documenting history, as well as restoring the country’s economy after the war ends.”

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As previously noted, the NFT artworks presented in the museum consist of an artistic illustration and a message from official sources about the events of the war.

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