If you’re a MyEtherWallet (MEW) user, now you can own the most iconic moments in Ethereum history as NFTs. The feature, called ETH Blocks, will support NFT minting directly in the app.
Thirteen of these digital assets, including the first Ether sale or the DAO fork, will be auctioned off on December 11th. All proceeds from the event will go to non-profit organizations such as Girls Who Code and Wikipedia.
Own Ethereum moments as NFTs via MyEtherWallet
Open-source platform MyEtherWallet has just launched ETH Blocks. Thanks to this unique NFT project, MEW users will be able to mint Ethereum transactions as NFTs via the user-friendly MEW app.
According to the team, collectors can now mint any transaction block from Ethereum. For example, it can be your first transaction ever or a meaningful event in the history of Ethereum.
MyEtherWallet CEO Kosala Hemachandra believes the NFT collectibles are a revolutionary representation of digital ownership:
“We wanted to provide users the ability to recognize major milestones associated with Ethereum,” he said. “Instead of owning ETH or an Ethereum-based asset, they may now obtain an immutable and gorgeous record of ownership of the entire Ethereum block.”
Notably, thirteen of the most iconic moments in Ethereum history have already been minted. The resulting NFTs are featuring the first Ether sale (2014) or the iconic DAO fork (2016). Accordingly, MEW will auction these special assets on December 11th to raise money for nonprofits like NPR, The Skid Row Trust, Girls Who Code, and Wikipedia.
What is MyEtherWallet?
A leader among open source platforms, MyEtherWallet has been around ever since 2015. Surprisingly, the company now boasts over 2 million active users per month. The Ethereum Blocks NFTs are a premiere for MyEtherWallet’s user-friendly app, which was only allowing NFT minting via Rarible until now.
In the near future, MEW aims to enrich their range of NFT collectibles. As a result, the digital wallet will turn into an innovative NFT ecosystem.