As part of this partnership, Zeromint is expected to mint and offer exclusive nonfungible tokens (NFTs) on the GoChain blockchain that will be made available for the international beer fans through Belgian Barrels Alliance (BBA).
Farmers and brewers from BBA have now partnered with Zeromint to offer NFTs aimed at preserving the UNESCO recognized Belgian beer heritage and culture. As part of this partnership, Zeromint will offer the NFTs on GoChain. These NFTs will be made available for international beer fans through BBA.
From January 1, 2022, this organization will run several BBA NFT collection projects around sustainability and the extensive preservation of Belgian beer heritage for the coming 14 days. Based on the official statement, the first Belgian Barrels NFT auction will get used in the recruitment of 11 participants for acting in a BBA-produced movie that is titled Belgian Barrels:
“The aim of the movie project is to further eternalize the Belgian Beer history through a professional cinematic movie production, which BBA plans to promote and distribute globally.”
Furthermore, the nonfungible token winners will join a whitelist VIP access to all BBA events and access to vintage beer menus and exclusive bottles at the BBA clubs. The announcement stated:
“Eighty percent (80%) of the revenue generated from the NFT auction will go towards a local charity in Belgium.”
The Co-founder of the Belgian Barrels Alliance, Tom De Block, added:
Buy Bitcoin Now“Belgian beer is not just beer. It is a rich and complex history about old families and true people that became legends. It is simply an honor to open some of their bottles and to tell their story.”
NFTs Promote Brewing
The Alliance also wants to launch NFTs initiatives to promote various tree plantations and learn specialized artisan skills and traditions together with building engagement and reward opportunities for the beer enthusiasts, fans, and consumers.
Vodafone, the British Telco giant, introduced its plans to develop an NFT of the first Short Message Service (SMS) in the world and auction the proceedings to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
This SMS that reads “Merry Christmas,” was sent 29 years ago on December 3, 1992, over the Vodafone network to Richard Jarvis, an employee at the time. Based on previous reports, the historic 15 character-long SMS will get auctioned off in a one-off sale done by the Aguttes Auction House in France.
