The AFEN project has launched the AFEN NFT marketplace, which will allow African artists to tokenize their artwork and sell them as collectible tokens (NFT).
Africa is becoming more and more open to the idea of using digital assets in the economy. Statistics, trends and analysis from industry experts indicate that the African continent is a global market with little or no potential.
AFEN is the first government-backed NFT platform. Its goal is a “digital revolution” in key sectors of the African economy, namely arts, real estate and education. AFEN has also issued its own $ AFEN token, with a current price of around $ 0.013994.
“The AFEN project has gone through a long preparatory stage. We have assembled a team of crypto enthusiasts who have sufficient qualifications and are ready to create a working platform for exchanging digital art, promoting real estate investments and teaching blockchain, ”the project’s website says.
AFEN’s activities are focused on the digitization of contemporary and traditional art by African artists, which, according to the project representatives, has long been underestimated. The project participants believe that the creation of the AFEN NFT trading platform will increase its worldwide popularity and collection value.
In recent years, the NFT industry has grown rapidly and has attracted unprecedented public attention. Various artists, music performers, and museums are starting to release their own NFTs, tokenizing their artwork.
