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Rayzor is the mind behind Cardingo. A professional artist, he has developed the project from the ground up.

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Cardingo, not only offers a designer NFT collections and $dingotoken with utilities, it also intends to spread awareness and love for the Dingo.

Cardingo has partnered with the Dingo Foundation and will not only help promote and raise awareness for the Dingo but will also donate to the Australian Dingo Foundation and other dingo rescue organisations.

Lyn Watson, Head of the foundation, said “we’ve been really hard up for funding due to the lockdown and lack of visitors,” but she is thrilled to partner with Cardingo and thinks the added global attention and donations will help her accomplish her goal of “federal protection for the species.”

Dingoes are native and a valuable piece of the Australian Ecosystem, and as an apex predator, they are vital to keeping the environment in balance. Over the years they have been hunted, trapped, poisoned, and generally thought of as pests. Lyn fears the species will eventually become extinct if protection measures are not taken soon. They have survived on the Australian continent for thousands of years but are now under great threat.

The drastic decline in numbers is due to habitat destruction, trapping, shooting, and hybridisation. The dingo population at the Dingo Sanctuary are some of the safest dingoes. Lyn said “we keep an insurance population here, which is a big responsibility.”

Recently, their most famous Dingo, Wandi, fathered a litter of pups at the Dingo Sanctuary. Wandi’s story went viral when the world learned the tale of a Dingo pup that was dropped from the talons of an eagle to land in a suburban backyard. Wandi even has his own book that soon may be incorporated into Australian schools nationwide. Lyn hopes Wandi will help the next generation learn to love and appreciate Australia’s most valuable predator, rather than try and push it to extinction.

By partnering with Cardingo, Lyn aims to help continue her quest to change the reputation of the dingo and preserve it for future generations. She has hopes in the future to build a visitor center and art gallery that will feature Dingo and aboriginal art for visitors to enjoy and appreciate.

Crikey, What a Little Bewdy!

From down under emerges the first line of NFTs by Cardingo! dingo NFTs draw their inspiration from the cherished Australian apex predators.

Contained in this collection are 1950 computer generated dingo NFTs and 50 artists generated of varying rarity and design. These collectibles are a colourful contribution to the NFT community while paying homage to The Australian Dingo Foundation Cardingo holds in the highest regard.

First Ever Keychain NFT

dingo NFTs are the first in a several part series within Cardingos NFT collection. Not only is this a first of its kind keychain themed NFT, but a select number of random investors will be eligible to receive a real physical keychain of the dingo NFT to be created and sent directly to them if meeting eligibility requirements.

Profits Help Protect Dingoes and the Australian Ecosystem

A percentage of the profits from sales iof the dingo NFTs and physical keychains will be given as donations to the Australian Dingo Foundation. This will aid our partner Lyn Watson, to provide for and protect her pack, while supporting her long battle to prevent the extinction of their species. Doing so additionally protects the health of the Australian ecosystem as a whole, of which dingoes play a significantly vital role.

In addition Cardingo has established its professional brand withs its dingo moscots Wandi and Moko, who are beautifully illustrated characters that support and defend the crypto ecosystem.

Cardingo will support selected artists, including traditional aboriginal artists, to mint NFTs on the Cardingo platform.

ABORIGINAL ART

With Australia as the home base of Cardingo, the platform will feature several Aboriginal artists and pieces. Aboriginal art dates back 40-60k years ago and because of the lack of a written language, their stories were passed down through symbols and artwork. Aboriginal Art reflects the earliest period of this ancient culture; it has both artistic and anthropological merit. This is one of the reasons it is so valued and contemporary Aboriginal art is often the only source of income for some rural communities.

“LFG Cardingo”

While Cardingo is not Charity Token, Cardingo will make transparent and verifiable donations to specific registered charitable organizations that work to preserve the Dingo. We are proud to announce that we have partnered with the Australian Dingo Foundation and will be providing them with donations as well as cross marketing opportunities. The foundation runs the Dingo Discovery Sanctuary and Research Centre.

“The Australian Dingo Foundation is a team of dedicated volunteers who undertake various tasks to ensure the wellbeing and high quality of care for the resident animals, as well as an array of ancillary tasks such as veterinary, legal and investment advice, molecular laboratory work, recreational training, fundraising, school education visits, and attendance at public and community events.”

The dingo is an ancient lineage of dog found in Australia and one of the most revered animals in aboriginal mythology. The Aboriginals believed the dingoes live both in the physical and mystical realms and can perceive evil spirits undetectable by man. Dingoes could never be fully tamed, but as apex predators with high intelligence, Aboriginals used dingoes to protect their homes and children and considered them equal to man. While over the years dingoes have been hunted and people have attempted to eradicate them, the world is slowly learning they are vital to the Australian ecosystem.