Brazilian cryptocurrency announces the first carnival in Decentraland and The Sandbox metaverses and the launch of NFTs by samba women

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Brazilian cryptocurrency announces the first carnival in Decentraland and The Sandbox metaverses and the launch of NFTs by samba women

Moeda Seeds announced the launch of the collection of NFTs “Women of Samba: the sound of female protagonism”, which will be the first action of the project Women4PWR. The collection will celebrate five Brazilian samba dancers who fought to gain space in a male-dominated scene and influenced generations.

Among the samba dancers are Clementine de Jesus, Leny Andrade, Leci Brandão and Aurea Martins. The launch will be this Friday, 29, at Nossa Camarote, during the champions parade in Sapucaí (RJ).

According to a statement sent to Cointelegraph, for the launch, the public will be able to visit Decentraland from NOSSA CAMROTE and walk through its corridors without leaving home. And it is in the Metaverse that you will be able to see the exhibition of the NFTs collection developed by Moeda Seeds and the All.be.Tuned platform.

The NFTs will also be physically exposed in Nosso Camarote and will have a virtual presentation by The Sandbox. It is worth remembering that this is one of the busiest spaces in Sapucaí during Carnival. It belongs to businesswoman Carol Sampaio, known for being responsible for signing the VIP lists of the most popular events in Brazil.

The tokens will be traded via OpenSea, the world’s largest NTF marketplace. The value of each NFT will include a contribution of 30% to the artist, 15% to the artists’ fund, 15% to the Women’s Project and 40% to All.be.Tuned.

Woman4PWR (acronym for Woman for Power) makes the connection between the stories of women who broke through limitations and barriers imposed by society and with that they stand out as leaders in different areas. Other NFT collections will be released soon by the project.

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