Solana’s Meatbags announces NFT sale to buy Cold War bunker

A non -Bubability token project based in Solana plans to buy a nuclear bunker from the Cold War era in England by selling 100,000 “land acts” from NFT.

Launched by the creators of the NFT Series series on the theme of the Doomsday, Dead Bruv aims to collect funds thanks to a new campaign, nicknamed “#Buythebunker”, in order to buy a nuclear bunker from the era of the Cold War in England, April 20 on April 20 X post said.

The team plans to hit 100,000 NFT, at a price of $ 14 each, with 10,000 allocated to existing meat bag holders via an air card 1: 1. The sale starts on April 21 at 8 a.m. HNE and takes place until April 24 at 4 a.m., which is also when the bunker is to be sold at auction.

Those who buy the NFTS will have entered the billionaire bunker club, a decentralized autonomous organization responsible for deciding on the future use of the site.

NFT buyers can pay using Solanapay, debit or credit card, and all those who join the sale are also registered for a gift for prices ranging from PS5 to one year in liquid skull.

Once the auction is completed, the NFTS will be broadcast Both to existing meat racks and new buyers.

On April 28, each NFT will turn into one of the 20 unique parts out of four raritynamely common, rare, rare or epic. Although these rarities can unlock future advantages, collectibles or interactive characteristics, they will not affect the percentage of ownership or voting power within the DAO.

Located in Rutland, England, the Cold War Center was built in 1960 as a nuclear surveillance position and decarmed in 1968. The site extends over 1.4 acres and has a building permit in place for residential conversion.

It’s currently listed by SDL Property Auctions with a guide price of £ 650,000 (around $ 862,000).

Some of the uses offered for the site range from a survival complex reserved for members with DJ sets at a world end of the world festival, or even an airbnb offering caviar tastings and a canned age room.

According to Robert, the pseudonym co-founder of Dead Bruv, the campaign began as a joke that turned into a serious attempt to return the NFT again. ”

In a recent X postHe said that the project reflects the type of creative risk -taking that brought it to the NFT in the first place, doing something “completely new, absurd and incredible”.

“What we have managed to succeed in such a short sprint has become one of our most passionate activations to date. When something comes from a place of” it is completely crazy … We have to do it “, that’s when I know that we are on something,” added Robert.

The campaign echoes the past efforts from other DAOs to acquire physical assets. In 2021, Constitutiondao The famous has collected more than $ 47 million in ether to bid for an original copy of the American Constitution, although the group was below after being overvalued during the final auction.