Dunamu, endangered plant NFT 3rd sale

Dunamu, 3rd issue of endangered plant protection project NFT

Dunamu (CEO Lee Seok-woo), a company specializing in blockchain and fintech, announced on the 9th that it will issue the last 3 rounds of non-fungible tokens (NFT) related to the 'Endangered Plant Protection Project' promoted with the Korea Arboretum and Garden Management Service.

The endangered plant protection project is part of Dunamu's ESG keyword 'tree', and is a forest restoration project designed to publicize the importance of conserving endangered plants in Korea. Each NFT contains information on the natural habitat of plants and extinction levels divided into ▲endangered species ▲endangered species ▲vulnerable species. All proceeds from NFT sales and fees are used to restore endangered plants. It is a method of releasing 10 species of endangered plants in Korea on Upbit NFT three times.

In the 3rd publication, a total of 4 NFT works were presented: the ficus tree widely loved as a Christmas tree abroad, the island Shiho with the name 'island' as it grows wild only in Ulleungdo, the island noodle tree, and the Korean endemic species first discovered in Hamgyeongnam-do, North Korea. is published. 

The works will be sold at a fixed price in the Upbit NFT until noon on the 10th.

NFT  All buyers can receive two tickets each for Sejong National Arboretum and Baekdudaegan National Arboretum when purchasing one work. If 3 or more types of NFTs of the same endangered grade are purchased, or if 4 or more types of NFTs are purchased regardless of the grade, a rare NFT work is provided, and goods made with endangered NFTs are also given to 10 people by lottery. . All members with five different types of NFTs will be provided with an annual membership to Sejong National Arboretum.

Lee Seok-woo, CEO of Dunamu, said, “I hope this project will help raise awareness and importance of endangered plants in Korea and protect them. We will contribute to the environment,” he stressed.