Australia Zoo to launch NFT collection – Bits Media

Zoo of the family of a famous TV presenter, wildlife expert and environmentalist Steve Irwin will create a collection of tokens, proceeds from which will go towards protecting wildlife.

Steve Irwin (Steve Irwin) died while filming 2006 year, but, Ticker News reports, his family was dedicated to protecting wildlife. Wildlife Warriors Initiative Collectible Tokens Will Be Randomly Generated, but should represent the images of the wards of the family zoo. Meadow Labs will issue tokens, and Algorand was chosen as the blockchain - this will allow not to emit excess CO2 into the atmosphere when creating tokens.

“At Australia Zoo we are always open to new ways to continue our Wildlife Warriors mission.. Any innovation, which helps conserve wildlife and protect the planet, this is a great option. Especially, that “green blockchain” will come to the rescue.”, - noted the son of TV presenter Robert Irwin (Robert Irwin).

According to the Crypto Carbon Ratings Institute, Algorand is not considered the greenest blockchain. According to the results of the study, published in February this year, analysts reported, that the “greenest network” is Polkadot. truth, the indicator was achieved including by a small number of transactions on the network.