999 NFTs Were Created By Blowing Up A Lamborghini Huracan

In the current mania for non-fungible tokens (NFTs), one artist has taken things to a whole new level by blowing up a Lamborghini Huracan to make 999 unique NFT tokens. Shl0ms, the artist in question, has published a video depicting the Italian supercar being blown up by explosives.

A total of 888 highly detailed recordings of specific Lamborghini components will be sold as NFTs through an online auction, with an additional 111 $CAR NFTs designated for the project's staff and used for another purpose.

Shl0ms told Fortune that while those who buy one of the 888 publicly available NFTs will get a rotating video of it, they will not receive the actual piece. The Huracan's fractured components are now in safekeeping and will not be shared, despite the artists' suggestion that they could be shown. Bidding on the NFTs will begin at 0.01 Ether, or around $26.

Shl0ms states that the revenues from the NFT auction will be used to finance new public masterpieces. The Huracan's explosion was painstakingly planned. Testing explosives and blowing up a trial automobile took two weeks to get it all working properly.