The German intelligence service (BND) has released an NFT collection as a treasure hunt to recruit talent.
German Intelligence Agency Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND) has released a non-fungible token (NFT) collection to recruit talent through a gamified blockchain treasure hunt.
The German intelligence Service (BND) released their own NFT project as a treasure hunt to attract talent.
"Dogs of BND" 😂🙄😭
Should we cheer that they used NFTs or cry because they used OS Openstore, ETH Mainnet, ERC1155 and this horrible artwork? pic.twitter.com/Dn0sSwkXF4
The agency released “Dogs of BND” earlier this month, a collection of 999 generative dog-themed profile pictures (PFPs) donning cyber security-themed wearables. The NFTs can only be acquired by completing a cyber quest and locating a hidden string of characters in order to mint into the collection.
According to its website, German citizens who opt to hunt for the Dogs of BND collection must locate a strong of characters (in this case, a wallet address, transaction hash, block or token number) hidden by the federal agency as a clue. Once players find the correct data, they are given access to mint into the collection.
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