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A Solana-Based NFT Project Aims to Purchase Cold War-Era Nuclear Bunker
A unique NFT project is making headlines for its ambitious goal of acquiring a Cold War-era nuclear bunker in England. The initiative, spearheaded by the creators of the Meatbags NFT series, is called Dead Bruv. Through its campaign, “#buythebunker,” the team plans to raise funds by selling 100,000 NFT “land deeds.”
Details of the NFT Sale
Dead Bruv aims to mint 100,000 NFTs priced at $14 each. Of these, 10,000 will be allocated to existing Meatbags holders via a 1:1 airdrop. The sale begins on April 21 at 8 AM EST and ends on April 24 at 4 AM EST, coinciding with the auction date for the bunker.
Buyers of these NFTs will gain membership into the Billionaire Bunker Club, a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) responsible for deciding the future use of the bunker. Payments can be made using SolanaPay, debit, or credit cards. Additionally, participants will be entered into a giveaway for prizes, including PS5 consoles and a year’s supply of Liquid Death water.
Post-Sale Plans for the NFTs
After the auction concludes, the NFTs will be airdropped to both existing Meatbags holders and new buyers. On April 28, each NFT will transform into one of 20 unique parts across four rarity tiers: Common, Uncommon, Rare, or Epic. While these tiers may unlock future perks or interactive features, they will not affect ownership percentage or voting power within the DAO.
About the Cold War-Era Bunker
The bunker, located in Rutland, England, was built in 1960 as a nuclear monitoring post and decommissioned in 1968. Spanning 1.4 acres, the site currently has planning permission for residential conversion. It is listed with a guide price of £650,000 (approximately $862,000).
Potential uses for the bunker include a members-only survival resort with DJ sets, an end-of-the-world festival venue, or even an Airbnb featuring unique offerings like caviar tastings and canned-bean room service.
The Vision Behind Dead Bruv
Robert, the pseudonymous co-founder of Dead Bruv, shared insights into the campaign. According to him, the project began as a joke but evolved into a serious attempt to make NFTs “fun again.”
“What we’ve managed to pull off in such a short sprint has become one of our most passion-filled activations to date. When something comes from a place of, ‘this is completely insane… we gotta do it,’ that’s when I know we’re onto something,” Robert said.
Similar Efforts in the NFT Space
The Dead Bruv campaign mirrors past attempts by DAOs to acquire physical assets. For instance, in 2021, ConstitutionDAO famously raised over $47 million in Ether to bid for an original copy of the U.S. Constitution, although they were ultimately outbid.
This innovative approach highlights the growing trend of using blockchain technology and NFTs to connect the digital and physical worlds, offering unique opportunities for investors and enthusiasts alike.
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