On November 14, Malta will host the third ftNFT YoCerebrum Awards ceremony: participants will compete for 2024 Fasttokens (FTN) in 15 categories 🎨🌐

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On November 14, Malta will host the third ftNFT YoCerebrum Awards, celebrating the best achievements in the world of NFTs. The event will bring together artists and enthusiasts for awards in 15 categories. Applications are accepted until October 31, and blockchain voting will take place from November 1 to 5. Winners will be announced at the ceremony in Fort Manoel on Manoel Island, and they will receive 2024 Fasttokens (FTN).

Categories include: NFT Project of the Year, Best Phygital Exhibition, NFT Rising Star, Innovative Collection, Best Web 3.0 Media, and more.

Join this event where art and technology merge, creating a unique atmosphere.

This material was prepared by Khachatur Davtyan, developed and translated by artificial intelligence.

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