Sri Lanka’s first NFT minted on the Cardano Blockchain
Coin Ceylon has taken on the responsibility of enhancing the Crypto Community’s understanding of the extensive historical roots underlying the Yaka culture as a whole. The company has chosen to create NFTs with a focus on sustainability for creators, the environment and the investment community, as part of its financial strategy.
During the Yaka NFT inauguration, Kavinda Kariyapperuma, the founder of Coin Ceylon, expressed that their unique proposition in the NFT industry is their commitment to sustainability. We have already shown that Sri Lanka has the ability to embrace crypto-technology. The long-term sustainability of this project depends on the growth of the community, which must be self-sufficient.
The ‘Bored Ape Yacht Club’ can only generate value by contributing to the larger community. Coin Ceylon plans to integrate Yaka NFT into other widespread blockchain technologies. In order to stimulate rapid adoption of NFT, the company has provided significant stakeholders with concrete goods and real meetings. Kariyapperuma admitted that the creation of tokens did not provide any kind of ownership recognition beyond the boundaries of the Cardano blockchain or in the legal realm.
Cardano is characterized by its energy efficiency, scalability and ability to promote practical applications. The creation of these non-fungible tokens (NFTs) signifies a significant initiative within the cryptocurrency community to convert and safeguard the nation’s valuable cultural heritage on a broad scale.
By having a specific and notable NFT, the person who owns the corresponding wallet is entitled to receive a customized physical copy of their NFT, which can be sent to any destination worldwide. A small group of NFT holders who hold a significant amount of tokens are eligible to be granted a trip to Sri Lanka for the purpose of witnessing the production process of “Yaka” masks in person. Kariyapperuma defined the blockchain as a tool that offers a digital verification of authenticity. According to Sandro Knopfel, who is the head of Financial and Regulated Institutions at the Cardano Foundation, the organization is committed to creating technology that can scale efficiently.
The funds generated from the production of tokens will be used to support social endeavors such as artist welfare programs, cultural preservation and livelihood improvement. The Cardano blockchain is among the distributed ledger systems that demonstrate higher energy efficiency.
