Ukraine launches 54 NFTs to fund the resistance - and Boris Johnson's tweet is among them
Ukraine is trying to raise funds by selling NFTs based on key events of Russia war.
Non-fungible tokens are unique computer files that act as a digital certificate of ownership, and can be in form of a creative product such as a song or work of art. A total of 54 NFTs will be listed online, covering first three days of the invasion
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