“Censored”: Julian Assange and digital artist Pak launch a new NFT project
The biddable clock counts each day that Assange has been confined which is “one thousand thirty four”, at the time of writing. Pak said that it will go back to zero once Assange is freed. The open edition, however, is a platform where users can tokenize their messages under a black stripe, uniting all who participate under censorship. So far, over 20 thousand users have participated in the project while the clock has gotten bids as high as 1,000 ETH which equals $3 million.
After his Merge NFT, Censored is Pak’s next open edition. The highly anticipated project combines Pak’s revolutionary NFT ideas and Assange’s controversial influence in the journalism world, resulting in an intriguing digital artwork that has echoed around the world.
