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Will the Royal Mint develop its own non-fungible token?
Will the Royal Mint develop its own non-fungible token?
MountFujiMysticalView
Tue Feb 18 2025
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I heard about non-fungible tokens and their popularity in the crypto world. I'm wondering if the Royal Mint, known for its coins and precious metals, has any plans to develop its own non-fungible token as a new way to represent value or collectibles.
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PearlWhisper
Thu Feb 20 2025
The UK Treasury has decided against pursuing a plan for the Royal Mint. This decision involves the potential development of a unique digital asset.
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BusanBeautyBloom
Thu Feb 20 2025
Initially, there was a directive issued in April 2022 by the then-chancellor, Rishi Sunak. He tasked the Royal Mint with creating a specific type of non-fungible token, or NFT.
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Martina
Thu Feb 20 2025
The proposed NFT was to be known as 'NFT for Britain'. This term suggested a nationalistic scope and ambition for the digital asset.
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Dreamchaser
Wed Feb 19 2025
Sunak envisioned this NFT serving as a symbolic gesture. He believed it would represent the UK's commitment to embracing innovative technologies and forward-thinking strategies.
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Chiara
Wed Feb 19 2025
The 'NFT for Britain' was expected to act as an emblem. It was meant to symbolize the UK's determination to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.
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