The ALTER EGO project group burned and buried the crypto market during the Art Manifesto performance in Venice to revive it with the NFT Memento Mori collection

The “Art Manifesto” Art Performance Illustrated The Flaws In The Crypto Industry And Introduced A Special NFT Collection With Unique Benefits The ALTER EGO Project Group recently organized a major art event in the city of Venice to celebrate the release of the exclusive NFT art collection, Memento Mori. The “Art Manifesto” event opened a discussion about the ineffectiveness of most crypto projects on the market today. Each NFT grants the holder special privileges and acts as the access pass to an exclusive metaverse experience. The creators of the Art Manifesto believe that 99% of them are scams and only 1% will change the world. The crypto market continues to go through periods of increased volatility and global economic conditions continue to deteriorate against a backdrop of rising inflation and interest rates. The Art Manifesto performance was based on the premise of the recent cryptocurrency market crash. It made observations of the bad faith practices in the industry, including scams, rug pulls, and greed. The performers thus “laid to rest” popular tokens in a mock burial. This was a way to symbolize the death of the practices and customs of the old market and to greet the rebirth of a new paradigm led by their new project. “It’s getting obvious that the [financial] crisis itself is a challenge to the entire market,” said Julia D.Lantieri, founder of ALTER EGO, “To revive it, we need new players a...