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Ethereum Documentary Featuring Vitalik Buterin Raises 1,036 ETH
Fundraising for “Ethereum: The Infinite Garden” surpassed its target.
Updated Sep 14, 2021, 1:27 p.m. Published Jul 19, 2021, 11:57 a.m.
The documentary “Ethereum: The Infinite Garden,” which will feature Vitalik Buterin, has raised a total of 1,035.96 ETH ($1.9 million), surpassing its funding target of 750 ETH.
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- The filmmakers say the project will be the first feature-length documentary about Ethereum, and will include interviews with people involved in the development of the world computer, including Buterin and Aya Miyaguchi, the executive director of the Ethereum Foundation.
- Fundraising for the documentary took place over three days on the crowdfunding site Mirror and ended July 16.
- Producers will also be working with pplpleasr to drop a series of Infinite Garden non-fungible tokens (NFT) tied to select on-screen credits in the film.
- Film production company Optimist is behind the documentary.
Read more: Vitalik Buterin Is Involved in a New Documentary About Ethereum
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