‘Dada Awu,’ a popular Ghanaian pallbearer, made almost $1 million through the sale of their viral 10-second dance meme as NFT.
Ghanaian pallbearers sell viral dance meme for over N500 million as NFT, with 25% of proceeds going to charity.
The viral pallbearers had developed a Non-Fungible Token (NFT) out of their 10-second meme, which was auctioned off to raise money for charity.
On Saturday, April 9, 3F Music, situated in the Middle East and home to a number of recording studios around the world, purchased the Coffin Dance meme as the highest bidder for $1,046,079.54 (327.00ETH).
Just over 3 hours left on the Coffin Dance #NFT auction at @foundation! 50% of the proceeds go to charity in Ukraine. Place your bid at: https://t.co/p0XxPNYbhf#MemeEconomy pic.twitter.com/NH0kJc94Kq
— Benjamin Aidoo (@nanaotafrija) April 8, 2022
In other news; Rose Kelvin, Prophetess of Unveiling The Veiled City of Testimonies awards a scholarship to the late singer Osinachi Nwachukwu’s children.
This comes after the singer’s husband was arrested on accusations of domestic violence in the death of his wife.
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