Digital Dolphins, Startup NFT Company, Seeks to Support Miami Waterkeeper

Digital Dolphins, the first ever charitable city-centric NFT project, is looking to protect the environment with a $100,000 donation to Miami Waterkeeper upon selling out its collection. Founded by Miami locals Noah Gaudet, Daniel Tzalik, Philip Schneur, and Thomas Van Der Leegte, Digital Dolphins offers real-life utility for NFT holders with unique experiences within and […]

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Digital Dolphins, the first ever charitable city-centric NFT project, is looking to protect the environment with a $100,000 donation to Miami Waterkeeper upon selling out its collection. Founded by Miami locals Noah Gaudet, Daniel Tzalik, Philip Schneur, and Thomas Van Der Leegte, Digital Dolphins offers real-life utility for NFT holders with unique experiences within and beyond the borders of Miami.

Beyond a donation, Digital Dolphins’ founders will continue to do all they can to support Miami Waterkeeper and spread awareness for the organization’s mission, which they care deeply about.

“The incredible waterways are undoubtedly what make Miami such a unique place,” says Gaudet. “We would not be able to offer all of the utility we are giving to our NFT holders without the incredible waterways of Miami, which is why the Digital Dolphins team felt it was extremely important to give back to the community through a donation to Miami Waterkeeper.”

By becoming a member of the Digital Dolphins community, NFT holders will gain access to some of the most exclusive, sought-after, and first-class experiences, events, and opportunities.

The collection will launch at 9 a.m. on Saturday, August 20, 2022.

To learn more about Digital Dolphins and purchase your NFT, visit https://digitaldolphins.io/.

Originally published at https://www.miamiwaterkeeper.org/digital_dolphins_supports_miami_waterkeeper

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