Published 2 years ago

CEO selling NFTs of Confederate monuments he took down

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CryptoFederacy, Devon Henry's newest venture, launched its first series of artwork recently. The goal is to raise a total of $13 million for various nonprofit groups and social justice causes. The Thirteen Stars collection includes 3D models of Confederate monuments overlaid with newspaper headlines and illustrations of the statues with graffiti surrounding them.

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Associated Press News

CEO selling NFTs of Confederate monuments he took down

RICHMOND—After removing the Robert E. Lee monument in Richmond and nearly two dozen other statues across the city and state, Devon Henry is seeking to raise money for charity by

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

CEO selling NFTs of Confederate monuments he took down

2 years ago

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WTVR

CEO selling NFTs of Confederate monuments he took down

“It’s about keeping the momentum going and keeping up the awareness of what those statues have meant — and taking a negative narrative and turning it into something positive.”

2 years ago·Richmond, United States

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The Telegraph

CEO selling NFTs of Confederate monuments he took down

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — After removing the Robert E. Lee monument in Richmond and nearly...

2 years ago·Alton, United States

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Daily Press

Newport News-based contractor selling NFTs of Confederate monuments he took down

The 45-year-old CEO of Team Henry Enterprises, the Newport News-based contracting firm that the state and cities of Richmond and Charlottesville hired to take down Confederate monuments, said he founded the new company after reflecting on what he should do next after participating in the historical endeavor.

2 years ago

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