[NVDucati]

For what it's worth (intended pun):
"Royal Enfield, the maker of the popular Classic 350, Bullet, and other motorcycles in India and abroad had announced its foray into Web 3.0 technology, NFT by partnering up with an Ethereum (ETH) based NFT platform called foundation.app.
"In a release Royal Enfield said that they will launch their NFT collection featuring 10 exclusive winning artwork designs from the last two seasons of their Art of Motorcycling programme. All of these NFTs are priced at Rs 15,000 each. The NFTs will be released on October 3.

Puneet Sood, global head of apparel business at Royal Enfield, said, “Art Of Motorcycling is intended to give designers, artists, illustrators and motorcycling enthusiasts a platform to illustrate their love for motorcycling. We are extremely proud to take this to the next level in the digital space, as we announce the launch of Royal Enfield’s first-ever NFTs to encourage this ever-growing community scale to new heights.”
https://www.outlookindia.com/business/latest-crypto-news-royal-enfield-forays-into-web-3-0-with-nft-uk-introduces-bill-to-seize-crypto-used-in-illegal-activities-jpmorgan-bank-calls-bitcoin-a-decentralised-scam-news-225280

[Arschloch]

Money flushed down the toilet is better spent than furthering the electric infrastructure.