Mongolia’s endless steppes are home to monastic Tibetan Buddhist monasteries, and fearless horsemen blessed by the Tengri (the sky god of folk shamanism). Its harsh climate forced the people of Mongolia to explore the rest of the world through a series conquests and journeys over centuries. Now, Blockchain enthusiasts have the chance to listen to their stories via nonfungible tokensvia the Mongol NFT platform.

In September 2009, more than 100,000 people registered on the platform. There are also close to 400 creators working at different stages of projects. Cointelegraph spoke exclusively with Gabit Bazar, Adiya bayansan and Adiya Basar, the co-founders, about the future of Mongol NFT. They discussed how the project is reintroducing Mongolia to the global stage.