What happened to the Clock NFT?

General
1

According to AssangeDAO.org, the website Censored.Art should host the Clock NFT. I noticed last week that the website was down.

Before that, the Clock NFT seemed to break and stop updating sometime between December 2023 and March 28, 2024, with all future archives reflecting that number until the site went down.

What happened? The Clock NFT was arguably the DAO’s biggest asset. Did the NFT break? Is the website coming back?

2

I found the Clock NFT on OpenSea and it looks like it’s now counting the days since Julian was released

I don’t know if it’s broken or if it’s supposed to have meaning, like “days he’s been free,” “days since DOJ made journalistic acts criminal,” etc.

https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0xda22422592ee3623c8d3c40fe0059cdecf30ca79/1

3

Here’s a summary of what I found about what happened to the Clock NFT, Censored.Art and the contract changes

4

Censored.Art has now been updated to redirect to https://opensea.io/collection/censored-pak-assange/activity

The updates appear to still be in progress, because censored.art/clock now redirects to https://opensea.io/collection/censored-pak-assange/activity/clock but didn’t a minute ago, indicating a wildcard redirect was just put in place. (This link doesn’t work.)