How Ukraine launches NFT museum 'to keep the memory of war'

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Wednesday opened a museum of Soviet-era National Futurism in the capital Kiev to keep alive memories of the country’s past conflicts Russia’s invasion and annexation of Crimea and parts of eastern Ukraine “brought back not only war but also ideological confrontation challenges to our identity,” he said at the opening ceremony This is amazing! Thanks for sharing it with us Reply Delete Amazing article that every one must read this is very useful I think every one like to see this type of things thanks for sharing such a informative article you can also check which scam sites are fraud Reply Delete Ukraine has opened a controversial new museum dedicated to the 'franko-nazi' Tatarbunary clash of 1941. The premiere exhibit in the New Ukrainian Front Museum is a huge sculpture that symbolically depicts a Ukrainian soldier as he forces an ethnic Tatar to lick his boots The display was inaugurated next to the site of one of the bloodiest clashes between Ukrainian nationalists and Crimean Tatars during World War II which took place on September 21 1941 near Tatarbunar village in southern Ukraine The new museum has attracted widespread condemnation from Russian officials who have described it as 'shocking' Russia's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told journalists that it was 'an attempt by Kyiv authorities not alive As a token of remembrance museum visitors may buy the tokens at face value and later trade them on exchanges for cryptocurrency But some experts say the project is doomed to fail "The idea of an NFT museum is not bad in itself," says Pavel Salakhutdinov Director at Deloitte CIS "But given that they are most likely going to be frozen in their current state within a year or two and will never change hands again I don't see what sense it makes." Ukraine has opened a museum dedicated to the military supply tokens it produced for use in its war with Russia-backed rebels In 2017 Kiev introduced a law for the production of non-cash payments and financial instruments (NFTs) in response to the economic isolation Russia's annexation of Crimea triggered The NFT Museum was officially opened on Wednesday by President Petro Poroshenko and Vice Prime Minister Stepan Kubiv at an event celebrating the first year since Ukraine launched its NFT system The museum is located in Kiev's historic Podil neighbourhood once a thriving merchant quarter where Podilsk paper money was once minted The exhibition tells how during wartime Ukraine used NFTs to fund its army armaments battle supplies The NFT Museum is a museum of military vehicles located near the village of Svyatogorsk in eastern Ukraine It is situated on territory of the former National Tank Forces Academy which was destroyed during the fighting in Donbass (2014–present) Even though as it states on Wikipedia that this museum has been opened a while ago but I personally never came across it till now I can't wait to see how many tanks will be there to visit and what other types of military vehicles will be there along with them This is definitely something that you all should check out if you happen to be in Ukraine or if you will ever visit this country in future