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NFT artist launches collection to support Julian Assange

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What’s next for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange? The British High Court recently ruled that the native Australian can appeal to the British Supreme Court in the proceedings for his possible extradition to the USA. His lawyers would first have to apply for admission. The decision would then lie with the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom. If the latter does not accept the case, then the decision would lie with the British Home Secretary Priti Patel. It cannot be ruled out that Julian Assange will continue to have to spend years (possibly innocently) in prison.

At least from NFT circles, Julian Assange is receiving support. This comes from the well-known digital artist Pak. He’s already made waves with his highly successful “merge” NFT release on the Gemini-powered NFT marketplace, Nifty Gateway. Now Pak has announced a collaboration with WikiLeaks to launch a series of NFTs. The proceeds are to go to the Wau Holland Foundation walk. Founded in 2003 and named after the co-founder of the largest European hacker association, the Wau Holland Foundation based in Germany has already collected millions in donations for WikiLeaks.

Auction benefits Assange’s defence

The new “Censored” collection, created in collaboration with Julian Assange, is due out on February 7th come on the market. According to Pak, it will include a limited edition dynamic NFT with an image that changes over time based on smart contract data. Further details are not yet known, but further information is expected in the coming days.

With the FreeAssangeDAO There is a group that has set itself the task of assisting Julian Assange in his liberation from extradition to the United States. As the organization announced on Twitter, it will bid on said NFT to help pay for Assange’s legal fees.

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