Russian protest group Pussy Riot seeks to tackle gender inequality in the NFT space

She mentioned that the NFT space was still small and she believes that it can be changed with adequate effort.

Nadya stated, “We will work with a whole team who will be creating academic products for women who wish to go into the space.”

Pussy Riot, a hard rock band, has taken pleasure in worldwide success for its intriguing efficiencies as well as criticism of Russias federal government.

Cointelegraph was told by Nadya Tolokonnikova, co-founder of the group, that the DAO would work to minimize the gender inequalities still present in the NFT space, and more typically, the crypto industry.

Pussy Riot began using NFTs in 2015 to raise funds for social causes. The video of their tune “Panic Attack”, which was launched in March 2021, sold for a total quantity of 178 Ethereum as part of an NFT series. The bulk of the earnings were then contributed to domestic violence victims.

Regardless of the gender space in crypto, around 60% of US crypto-investors are white men according a study from August 2021, Nadya thinks it is still early sufficient to see Pussy Riot make an impact.

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Nadya stated, “I wanted to bring large amounts of human rights and charitable parts into NFTs.”

Nadya already utilizes her followers to promote the work and connect artists with potential collectors. The DAO will continue to do so, however on a larger scale.