🚀MARQUISE $MUSEUM - 5th oldest NFT

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MARQUISE $MUSEUM - 5th oldest NFT

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Introduction

The Marquise $Museum, with its headquarters in Sweden, is a blockchain-integrated curator of luxury assets. It enables trustless proof of authenticity for proprietary artworks (M1), combined with a decentralized currency on Waves & TurtleNetwork (M2). Marquise Museum certificates provide access to the system, and so represent value. The business method was developed as an alternative to auction houses and art collection with valuation consensus in free market using branded crypto currency instead of via centralized bidding. The tokens rely on WAVES/TurtleNetwork technology and can be used to redeem proprietary Museum Art, specifically a Format A2 Viking M1 cryptobook with Silver & Gold infusion and 22 different 120x180cm images printed on Ceramic infused panels.

Marquise Museum's Ethereum NFTs are reversibly swappable for non-NFT Waves m² tokens at a ratio of 1:16.5m representative of 40 assets in waves fractionalized liquidity pool.

In order to benefit from swap collectors:

users must re-deposit/gift NFTs to marquise Museum company wallet:
0xC742BcE0c13E31F2BBEC650D3A26058b64038832
message [email protected] with Waves wallet specification in order to receive swap funds. Only native waves dex wallets are valid, no third party addresses such as Binance because m² is only active on waves dex as of April 2021.

NFT Specifications:

Max supply is limited to 1000 NFTs per image and 1000 Viking $M-1 Cryptobooks.
x1 ERC-20 is delivered per image, x10 per book
Total ERC-20 supply is 66 000 of which 34 000 is reserved for future releases
The retail target price per image is $5000, $50 000 per book. Assets can be converted into physical products. The manufacturing process is described in the whitepaper on website pages 6 and 7. For more info

   

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