10 weirdest things ever tokenized... including farts
Brazils B3 stock exchange made headlines last month when its tokenized cows went viral. A farmer in southern Brazil was able to use 10 cows as collateral for a 100,000 Brazilian real ($19,600) loan by virtually herding them into a blockchain based holding pen, demonstrating how farmers can literally milk their assets to access credit. And it raises an obvious question: if cows can be tokenized, what cant be? From dairy cows to a years worth of farts, here are 10 of the strangest things to be tokenized onchain. 1. A years worth of farts When BlackRock chief executive Larry Fink said every asset will eventually be tokenized, he probably wasnt thinking about flatulence. Yet, thats exactly what happened here. Every bit as appealing as, well, a years worth of farts, it has to be a contender for the strangest thingever to make it onchain. It was during the pandemic, when most people were baking bread or leveling up on Duolingo, that filmmaker Alex Ramírez-Mallis recorded his own farts and minted each one as a nonfungible token (NFT). They say farts are like children, and you only love your own. But the novelty factor meant that Ramírez-Mallis was able to sell his for 0.05 ETH each (about $85