‘By the power vested in me by Ethereum’: Pune couple’s blockchain wedding with digital priest, NFT vows

By cineramaFebruary 5, 2022NFT

Anil Narasipuram and Shruti Nair from Pune created a non-fungible token or NFT with a photo of the latter’s engagement ring. The couple’s vows were also embedded in the […]

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‘By the power vested in me by Ethereum’: Pune couple’s blockchain wedding with digital priest, NFT vows

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