NFT was just named 2021’s “Word of the Year” for Collins Dictionary. And what better time to talk about NFTs than now?
Marieta speaks with David Minns, creator of a 10,000 NFTs collection, called “Mini Mutants”. The project aims to raise £1,000,000 to donate to multiple charities. David talked about the initiative as well as about how his two sons have been involved in the design of the pieces.
The Mini Mutants project hopes to attract the attention of celebrities that can help to reach the goal of one million pounds. There are special pieces dedicated to sportspeople, singers, actors and more that are waiting for their signature and are going to be sold to the highest bidders.
David also explained the process behind creating non-fungible tokens and putting them on the market. He talked about traditional and digital art and why he thinks that NFTs are here to stay and will dominate over physical pieces of art in terms of sales in the future.
About Marieta:
Marieta is a student journalist, currently pursuing a degree in Coventry University. She is from Bulgaria and moved to the United Kingdom three years ago to prepare for a career in journalism since she believes it best suits her interests and strength. Marieta has a passion for writing and is keen on producing digital content. She is a driven and creative aspiring journalist who is always on the lookout for a good story.
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