In collaboration with Yann Arthus-Bertrand, La Poste is launching a collection of NFT.
All of the funds raised for this charity auction will be donated to the Red Cross.
La Poste (also) launches into NFTs
At the end of last year, an artistic project was born between La Poste and Yann Arthus-Bertrand, called: “Faces of France by postmen”. The objective was simple, namely to ask all postmen in France (i.e. 70,000 people!) to photograph the citizen(s) they meet every day as part of their job and who touch them for one reason or another. another in order to carry out an exhibition.
Among the more than 4,000 photographs presented, 10 have been transformed into NFTs, and are now available on the Binance platform. Shots whose price currently fluctuates between approximately 90 and 120 dollars, and whose profits will be donated to the Red Cross. The auction will end in just over three days, so you know what you have to do.
Note that La Poste also unveiled, in the presence of the Ukrainian ambassador to France, the
stamp ” United in the Ukrainian crisis » on sale now. With a value of 2 euros, this stamp is composed of the Marianne and includes
a donation of 0.84 euros which will be donated to the French Red Cross, a partner of the La Poste group
for over 100 years.
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Getty Images wants to launch its NFT platform
Source : CryptoGlobe
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