The Colorado House of Prayer, a network of affiliated church groups, has embarked on an initiative to purchase their main chapel by leveraging blockchain technology.
The group has tokenized the “Old Stone Church,” a historic 11,457-square-foot building, in an effort to raise $2.5 million to secure ownership.
According to Bush, the idea to tokenize the building came to him during a spiritual experience.
“I heard the Lord say, ‘tokenize the building,'” Bush told Forbes, emphasizing that this direction was the culmination of years of prayer.
He firmly believes that this project is a mission to reclaim what he refers to as “God’s house.”
I initially thought they plan to tokenize the building. But it turns out they create token and sell it, with goal to buy the mentioned building. While their approach generate some hype, i hope it wouldn't make current owner of the building raise it's price.Yeah, I also think it's just a fund raising event trying to use the hype of cryptocurrencies. They don't even need to create a token for this purpose but I guess the holy voice mentioned a clear instruction.
Yeah, I also think it's just a fund raising event trying to use the hype of cryptocurrencies. They don't even need to create a token for this purpose but I guess the holy voice mentioned a clear instruction.
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Wow...this RWA tokenization marks an important milestone, the entrance of the blockchain technology in the spiritual market. And this is telling us how the blockchain technology can be utilized by many sectors of the society, taking advantage of the power of tokenization. And with the story above, we can now say that even the heaven is officially recognizing blockchain technology and maybe even cryptocurrency, for that matter. Do you think there will be more tokenization to come from religious organizations because of this?
Wow...this RWA tokenization marks an important milestone, the entrance of the blockchain technology in the spiritual market. And this is telling us how the blockchain technology can be utilized by many sectors of the society, taking advantage of the power of tokenization. And with the story above, we can now say that even the heaven is officially recognizing blockchain technology and maybe even cryptocurrency, for that matter. Do you think there will be more tokenization to come from religious organizations because of this?No offense but who would believe such statements I mean God asked Bush to tokenize the building I mean really, I am not talking about every person related to this religion but only this one who IMO trying to make money in the name of God and tokenizing the building I mean who would really believe it.
So basically, in order to buy the church building, they just made an NFT out of it and sold it to (what seem to be) wealthy people?
That's interesting.
They must have found really rich donors to sell this too, although they could've just done a normal fundraiser since they are probably 501(c) tax-exempt anyway.