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The United Nations will adopt the NFT on International Women’s Day

By Guadalupe Luera
February 9, 2022
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The beginning of the year was busy for the NFT market. While negative news has been a feature, catching the attention of governments around the world, there has also been greater adoption of digital assets that pushed NFT trading volumes to record highs in January.

The NFT market continues to grow

The arts and entertainment and sports sectors have been particularly active in the NFT market. With rare collectible NFTs of music legends and iconic movies hitting the market. As the demand for digital assets increases, it is likely that the general public will become more interested in them. This will then likely lead to increased trading activity as more buyers enter the market.

This week, Sotheby’s announced a CryptoPunk auction scheduled for the 23rd February. Auction houses have been a bridge between the general public and the digital world for some time. This is likely to continue to evolve as more artists embrace NFTs.

So it’s no surprise that governments and agencies are looking for ways to positively embrace NFTs.

United Nations Adopts NFT to Celebrate International Women’s Day

This week, news hit the wires of the United Nations (UN) planning to hold its first-ever women-focused NFT collectible exhibition at its headquarters in New York. To mark International Women’s Day, the UN will display female-focused Boss Beauties Ethereum (ETH) NFTs on the 8thand March.

Boss Beauties announced on Twitter that Boss Beauties would be the first NFT to be displayed at the UN. Boss Beauties went on to say that the event is dedicated to young girls who have been told “No” and women who have said “Look at me”.

The event will also include a day of keynotes and panels, with speakers from influencers, global brands and businesses.

On International Women’s Day, Boss Beauties will present its new series, Boss Beauties Role Models.

We are proud to announce that Boss Beauties will be the first NFT to be exhibited at the United Nations.

✨ pic.twitter.com/RuvaUXyteA

— Boss Beauties (@BossBeautiesNFT) January 29, 2022

For the NFT market, the event will showcase the positive impact that NFTs can have.

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