It’s difficult to predict what the treasury’s crypto project will include. Is it a collectible item that crypto lovers in the United Kingdom will want to keep in their wallets? Or will it be a single NFT (as implied by the announcement tweet), held on a hardware wallet locked away at Buckingham Palace or the Tower of London?
To be honest, that is probably not the most critical element. While NFTs are trendy (or were at one point), the future of crypto is likely to be determined more by how countries with a significant stake in global finance choose to regulate them than by any individual project — even if it is from the Royal Mint.
