shanghai city detained as ordered for up to a month which restricted 25 million residents to their homes, initially due to the COVID-19 outbreak. The last time started in March of this year. and developed into the deadliest infection since the start of the pandemic.
Because the virus has spread to hundreds of thousands of people. Super-strict lockdowns have kept residents from leaving their homes for weeks. In addition to the increased infection Lockdowns also prevent people from getting food and medical care. including enforcement of other measures
This has led to the disappointment of people using the Internet.sensorA video appeared on the Internet showing a detention scene in Shanghai.
And because the data stored in the blockchain cannot be changed. Many have turned to nonfungible coins (NFTs) to combat and preserve their experience during these lockdowns.
NFT utility continues to grow
On April 22, the video titled Voices of April It has been released on YouTube with a voiceover of the Shanghai residents’ lockdown experiences. which shortly after being published on YouTube, it was created as NFT andlistin OpenSea
According to Reuters comments from programmers in Shanghai. indicates that the retention of the videos the authorities attempted to remove are part of “People’s Rebellion”
By as of last Wednesday There are items related to the video.more than 2,300 on the OpenSea market, more than that, hundreds of NFTs are involved in the Shanghai shutdown. This includes additional voice-over videos purported to be from.inConcentration camps and digital artwork depicting life under lockdown.
Another Shanghai-based Twitter userTweetHis NFT creation with screenshots of Shanghai’s Shanghai COVID map from late April.
This Shanghai trailer reveals another use case and utility for building an NFT: preserving digital artifacts from censorship.
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