Cyber Galz

Cyber Galz values decentralisation and people's voluntary engagement. The team also agrees with Erich Hughes' principles in his 'A Cypherpunk's Manifesto.' From eCash in the 1980s through Erich Hughes' 'A Cypherpunk's Manifesto' in 1993 to Bitcoin in 2008, we have made significant progress over the last 40 years, which has had a significant impact on how we think and act.

Chaum invented eCash, the first digital currency for commercial transactions, in the 1980s; in 1993, Eric Hughes published 'A Cypherpunk's Manifesto,' proposing an anonymous transaction system based on cryptography to allow individuals to defend their privacy from governments and centralised institutions; and in 2008, the anonymous Satoshi Nakamoto published the Bitcoin whitepaper to the Cryptography Mailing List and released his/her original Bitcoid. To put it another way, Satoshi Nakamoto used blockchain technology to create Bitcoin, the world's first decentralized cryptocurrency capable of maintaining anonymity and privacy. This historic event signifies the implementation of a cryptocurrency system that preserves anonymity and privacy, something cypherpunk enthusiasts have long desired. NFT, according to the Cyber Galz, is also a Cypherpunk cultural movement.

NFT is a privacy-preserving token that can be used to prove ownership in a digital domain, and it can also act as the owner's digital identity. This digital identity can be one or more, depending on his or her preferences. There is no information necessary to implement this capability. To put it another way, the owner might choose Cyber Galz as one of the NFTs in his/her wallet to display himself/herself while concealing their physical identity. Using NFT to express oneself in a space where no one cares who you are in the physical world. Doesn't this seem like a good time to put on a show for a component of your self-image?