Three local Hong Kong companies are raising funds for non-governmental organisations (NGOs) through non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to support green initiatives and sustainability.
In its published introduction video clip, the joint effort from travel lifestyle brand Cathay; children's support concept The Hub Hong Kong; and Articoin - an innovative Green NFT platform - started with a painting contest titled "My Home in Sham Shui Po", which consisted of over 50 children and teenagers aged between 6 and 18.
All of the paintings depict an interpretation of a local community- Sham Shui Po, and are now being sold as NFTs on Cathay's shopping platform - Cathay Shop - and Articoin's Proof-of-Capacity (PoC)2 Green NFT platform.
Josephine Leung, Executive Director at children's support concept The Hub Hong Kong, said, "the emergence of blockchain and NFTs offers our charity work a new perspective and possibility. And we are grateful to have two highly-regarded partners and supporters to make this...
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