Celebrity meme Coffin Dance sold at auction - $250,000 donated to "Come back alive" fund

Celebrity meme Coffin Dance sold at auction – $250,000 donated to “Come back alive” fund

The world famous Coffin Dance meme was sold at an NFT auction for 327 Ethereum cryptocurrencies worth $1,047,806.

According to Ukrinform, on this excitement Ukrainian advertising agency Bads reported.

“We created a world famous meme (NFT – ed.) and sold Coffin Dance at an NFT auction for 327 ETH. That’s $1,047,806,” he said.

Indiatimes states that a total of $250,000 will be transferred to the Return Alive Foundation.

We created the world famous “Coffin Dance” meme and sold it at an NFT auction for 327 ETH. 1047806 dollars.

We are happy to share this success, more to come!
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– BADS Reklam ZLODEI Team (@Bads_Zlodei) April 9, 2022

Taras Chmut, director of the Return Alive Foundation approved receiving money.

Coffin Dance, Vicetone & Tony Igy – The song Astronomia became a world-famous meme when it was added to a video with several coffin carriers. Video is often associated with a coronavirus pandemic.

Immutable Tokens (NFTs) are a special type of cryptocurrency that differs from most cryptocurrencies such as Zcash and many network or service tokens that can be exchanged at their source. It represents entities that exist only in their own cryptosystem.

“Back Alive” is one of the largest funds to help the Ukrainian army.

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Source: Ukrinform

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