Civilization Presented in the NFT Format


How did societies cope with the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic a century ago?  An old Indonesian newspaper provides information from that bygone era. That newspaper no longer exists, but its news is perpetuated in the form of an NFT.

It appears that Van Gogh painted “The Starry Night,” one of his most famous paintings, while he was receiving psychiatric treatment at an insane asylum. Both the painting and the story behind it have been immortalized in an NFT.

What is singularly strange in the NFT is the notion that “The Starry Night” was guarded by Gilgamesh, the hero of the Epic of Gilgamesh, the most ancient literary document ever found by archaeologists (believed to date back as far as 1800 BCE).

This website preserves the records of important events in human history, such as the previously mentioned stories, in the form of an NFT. It is expected that the collection of interesting chronicles in this website will continue to grow.

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A PORTRAIT OF DENNY JA - 40 Years in the World of Ideas

Denny JA has written 102 books for 40 years of his intellectual life, in Indonesian language and English. The 102 of his book’s covers are arranged to paint his face in this digital painting. The two faces of Denny JA depict him as an intellectual and an entrepreneur. The painting is composed by Galam Zulkifli, and now owned by the Studio of Denny JA

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The First Indonesian NFT Tweet Sold in The World

This is a tweet from the @dennyjaworld account. It is an official account of Denny J.A., Ph.D.

This Tweet was posted on April 22, 2015, and sold for 100 million rupiah. It was equivalent with $6,545.67 (3,3209 ETH) on April 8, 2021.

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MATARAM Djokjakarta (Yogyakarta) – Thursday Edition, March 24, 1892

SINAR TERANG Batavia (Jakarta) – Friday Edition, November 9, 1888

BINTANG BETAWI Batavia (Jakarta) – Wednesday Edition, June 1, 1904

DE PREANGER BODE Bandung – Friday Edition, July 21, 1899

DE SUMATRA POST Medan – Saturday Edition, July 13, 1907

TJAJA SOEMATRA Padang, West Sumatra - Additional Edition No. 146

SINAR MATAHARI Makassar – Friday Edition, May 1, 1914

PEMBRITA BETAWI Batavia (Jakarta) – Tuesday Edition, October 25, 1892

BINTANG TIMOR Surabaya – Wednesday Edition, May 2, 1866