Each token in this collection stands for one day of Ukraine’s war, telling about this day’s key events.
Each token is unique.
By buying a Kokosha NFT, you are not only making a good investment but also helping Ukrainian people.
View on OpenSeaOn February 24, 2022, Russians invaded Ukraine. They planned to capture my home city of Kyiv in three days and march triumphantly down its streets in no time after. But they never achieved that. Not in three days. Neither in 30. Nor even in 100.
The sort of life we’ve been living since then feels much like swinging on a pendulum between cringing at the invaders’ crimes and celebrating our victories, however small.
My NFT collection is telling about these experiences.
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Hi! I’m Kokosha. That’s the pet name my human gave me. For strangers, I go by Coco Chanel.
On February 24, I, like many others in Ukraine, was brutally woken by the scary explosions right outside my window. I’ve been staying in my home city of Kyiv since then, shuddering at the air raid alerts and the sounds of the nearby homes being shelled.
Each of my NFTs tells the story of what the respective day of our war was like. There are devastating stories about the massacres in Bucha, Kramatorsk and Mariupol, and inspiring ones of our Eurovision triumph and our battlefield victories (do you know what made the village of Chornobaivka into a huge source of memes?). I’m sure one day I will bring out an NFT about the victory of the Ukrainian people.
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