NFT festival M1NTED in KL set to spotlight art and cultural industries


Discover the world of NFTs at M1NTED, Malaysia's first NFT 'confest' which takes place across multiple venues in Kuala Lumpur next month. Photo: The Livescape Group

M1NTED, Malaysia’s first-ever NFT conference and festival, is set to kick off on Aug 22 at five host venues across Kuala Lumpur. The week-long event features five days of NFT culture programming to be held at Lot 10 Rooftop, Kedai KL, Battle Arena, After Dark Social Club and Tiffin at the Yard, followed by a two-day NFT conference at Tiffin at the Yard and the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPac) just a stone’s throw away.

With a cast of NFT creators and marketplace pioneers/founders on board, M1NTED, presented by The Livescape Group, is geared up to help the masses gain a better understanding of NFTs.

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