The world's first collection of NFT tokens based on Moscow synagogue decorations has been released
The world's first collection of NFT tokens based on synagogue decorations has been released
A group of young rabbis, acting under the spiritual guidance of Chief Rabbi of Russia Berl Lazar, has released the world's first collection of NFT tokens based on synagogue decorations. A unique collection of tokens was developed on the basis of 3D interior models of the Moscow Jewish Community Center in Maryina Roshcha.
The project was initiated by Rabbi Moti Kantor, head of the Jewish student community at the Higher School of Economics. According to him, “the uniqueness of these tokens lies in the fact that each of them has a collection value and allows the development of charity in a new, sought-after format.”
Chief Rabbi of Russia Berl Lazar emphasized that we should use everything new that arises in this world for good deeds. He also added that “NFT tokens have become widespread lately. And the one who purchases the token, created on the basis of the interiors of the MEOTs, not only receives the ownership of the digital version of the object, which is dear to the heart of every Jew – he also performs tzedaka, because all proceeds from the sale of NFTs go to charity.”
The collection of tokens, designed by a group of young rabbis, includes four tokens based on the interiors of the MEOC and three tokens made from coins that were issued to celebrate the opening of the synagogue on September 18, 2000.
The open auction for the sale of tokens will last only two weeks. The start of sales is scheduled for Tuesday, February 1.
More about the project: http://nft-tzedakah.com/
Auction link: https://opensea.io/collection/mjcc
High technologies have become part of our everyday life and there is no point in ignoring them. Everything that was created by man can be used for the benefit of the public.
Doing good deeds is getting easier every day. Blockchain technology has taken charity to a whole new level. Digital assets are used everywhere - they are actively traded on exchanges, they can be paid for when buying movable or immovable property. Tokens are of value to collectors.
NFT Tzedakah is a collection of NFT tokens that will be of interest not only to crypto enthusiasts, but also to ordinary people who want to do good.
The launch of the NFT Tzedakah collection will be a breakthrough for the entire religious world. This is not just a trend, it is a new trend in charity, which, according to forecasts, will be picked up by other religious and social organizations in just a few months.
Buyers will receive not only exclusive NFT tokens, but also the opportunity to contribute to the development of the Jewish community. In total, 4 collectible NFT tokens are issued, which will be sold through an open auction that will last 3 weeks.
Bima - an elevation for reading the Torah in the center of the synagogue.
The Aron HaKodesh is the repository for the Torah scrolls in the synagogue.
Amud is a special music stand between the bima and the aron kodesh, near which the chazan leads the prayer.
The synagogue is a Jewish prayer house.
You can also purchase collectible NFT coins, which are an exact copy of the coins issued in honor of the opening of the synagogue, which took place on September 18, 2000. Coins were given as a gift to all those who came to the opening of the synagogue. With the help of technical capabilities, we are reviving this commemorative coin in the form of NFT tokens. The number of NFT coins is limited – 15 “Platinum” coins, 150 “Gold” coins and 613 “Silver” coins will be issued in total. The release of coins will be gradual, but their final number will not change.
Judaism is a religion that keeps up with the times and uses the latest technologies for good deeds. Everyone can participate in this project by becoming the owner of one of the unique tokens, the first in the religious world.
Source: https://mjcc.ru/news/evreyskaya-kollektsiya-nft-tokenov/