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NFT Art , by Daylight Robber on Jan 4, 2022 15:39:43 GMT 1, To me, a painter releasing an NFT reeks of desperation and is no longer an artist in my eyes. They're just fishing for suckers to pay the bills rather than expressing themselves through paint.
I'm currently in agreement and keeping my fingers very much crossed that the artists I collect don't move into NFTs. Not sure how I'll feel about it if they do!
To me, a painter releasing an NFT reeks of desperation and is no longer an artist in my eyes. They're just fishing for suckers to pay the bills rather than expressing themselves through paint. I'm currently in agreement and keeping my fingers very much crossed that the artists I collect don't move into NFTs. Not sure how I'll feel about it if they do! |
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NFT Art , by New Wave Dave on Jan 4, 2022 16:16:42 GMT 1, Agreed here. Surprised not to see Edgar Plans project being mentioned here as it looks like a proper long term project with a lot of development and a solid roadmap Featured in Forbes and their Discord hit 30k members in 10 days
It gets mentioned with a beggars link about ten times a day here
Agreed here. Surprised not to see Edgar Plans project being mentioned here as it looks like a proper long term project with a lot of development and a solid roadmap Featured in Forbes and their Discord hit 30k members in 10 days
It gets mentioned with a beggars link about ten times a day here I think this project will go less the way of the Doodles (which locked its Discord at about 10k to try to have more control of who buys in) and more the way of Mekaverse and other overhyped projects. You're gonna get a lot of flippers that will mess with the growth in the beginning. It'll swing really high than bomb down as everyone tries to sell their little investment and it course corrects. Still a great investment if you can get it at mint. |
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NFT Art , by CREAM on Jan 4, 2022 16:57:38 GMT 1, If the NFT is shit bad for image but if it's thoroughly thought out with some utility I don't see how it's bad. Why would an artist not want to usher in a huge new audience of people? If only to get more people to see their physical art I don't get how that would be a bad thing. Wasted opportunity to sit out of the NFT scene imo.
If the NFT is shit bad for image but if it's thoroughly thought out with some utility I don't see how it's bad. Why would an artist not want to usher in a huge new audience of people? If only to get more people to see their physical art I don't get how that would be a bad thing. Wasted opportunity to sit out of the NFT scene imo.
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NFT Art , by dunkers on Jan 4, 2022 17:13:35 GMT 1, This all depends on how the artist approaches it.
If they use the medium properly to build a project with utility or roadmap and deliver then great for the image.
If they just release an image as an NFT for the hype, charge a fortune and use it as a quick cash grab (as may have) then bad for the image.
From experience my opinion of Hirst has gone up whilst my opinion of JR has gone down.
This all depends on how the artist approaches it.
If they use the medium properly to build a project with utility or roadmap and deliver then great for the image.
If they just release an image as an NFT for the hype, charge a fortune and use it as a quick cash grab (as may have) then bad for the image.
From experience my opinion of Hirst has gone up whilst my opinion of JR has gone down.
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NFT Art , by New Wave Dave on Jan 4, 2022 17:32:41 GMT 1, This all depends on how the artist approaches it. If they use the medium properly to build a project with utility or roadmap and deliver then great for the image. If they just release an image as an NFT for the hype, charge a fortune and use it as a quick cash grab (as may have) then bad for the image. From experience my opinion of Hirst has gone up whilst my opinion of JR has gone down.
This all depends on how the artist approaches it. If they use the medium properly to build a project with utility or roadmap and deliver then great for the image. If they just release an image as an NFT for the hype, charge a fortune and use it as a quick cash grab (as may have) then bad for the image. From experience my opinion of Hirst has gone up whilst my opinion of JR has gone down. Yeh, I love what Hirst did. He made it into a discussion on the NFTs themselves. At least in the beginning. Now that there's new airdrops it sounds like its going they way of any old NFT project trying to pump up its price through value-adds. |
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NFT Art , by timtim on Jan 4, 2022 17:40:54 GMT 1, I feel/fear that the mere fact that we are discussing this today (with a strong engagement I can see) shows that this probably is a real thing.
Maybe it's still a bit early but with the metaverse developments, I would not be surprised if at some point your virtual living room becomes more important than you physical one. If that's the case, you'll be proud to have a digital Hirst in your virtual living room as you are proud today to have a Banksy in your physical living room. That might take a generation or 2 though.
I feel/fear that the mere fact that we are discussing this today (with a strong engagement I can see) shows that this probably is a real thing.
Maybe it's still a bit early but with the metaverse developments, I would not be surprised if at some point your virtual living room becomes more important than you physical one. If that's the case, you'll be proud to have a digital Hirst in your virtual living room as you are proud today to have a Banksy in your physical living room. That might take a generation or 2 though.
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NFT Art , by Happy Shopper on Jan 4, 2022 17:54:21 GMT 1, If the NFT is shit bad for image but if it's thoroughly thought out with some utility
I've heard a lot of people involved in NFTs talk about "utility"... but what does that mean?
That they'll give you some free stuff to sweeten the deal, later down the road... maybe?
Not much else you can do with an NFT is there?
If the NFT is shit bad for image but if it's thoroughly thought out with some utility I've heard a lot of people involved in NFTs talk about "utility"... but what does that mean? That they'll give you some free stuff to sweeten the deal, later down the road... maybe? Not much else you can do with an NFT is there? |
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NFT Art , by Happy Shopper on Jan 4, 2022 18:01:02 GMT 1, Hirst did NFTs well... but almost no one else that I've seen.
There's not much appeal in a digital image in itself, unless the artist creates in that medium, and makes a point of it.
Hockney iPad paintings would actually work, imo, but not a scan of a painting, or pointless recreation in 3D of a painting.
Hirst did NFTs well... but almost no one else that I've seen.
There's not much appeal in a digital image in itself, unless the artist creates in that medium, and makes a point of it.
Hockney iPad paintings would actually work, imo, but not a scan of a painting, or pointless recreation in 3D of a painting.
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NFT Art , by pollen on Jan 4, 2022 20:53:41 GMT 1, What do we reckon on this?
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NFT Art , by scarylarry on Jan 4, 2022 21:09:51 GMT 1, Project has a lot of potential. Looks like more whitelist opportunities are on the horizon. Make sure y’all join the discord before it’s too late! Already 40k members on the discord!
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Project has a lot of potential. Looks like more whitelist opportunities are on the horizon. Make sure y’all join the discord before it’s too late! Already 40k members on the discord! discord.gg/C5CnMMfC |
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NFT Art , by dunkers on Jan 4, 2022 21:27:08 GMT 1, I’m really surprised by the lack of video art. NFTs seem like the perfect medium for sales and collections of video art.
I’m really surprised by the lack of video art. NFTs seem like the perfect medium for sales and collections of video art.
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NFT Art , by dunkers on Jan 4, 2022 21:37:09 GMT 1, If the NFT is shit bad for image but if it's thoroughly thought out with some utility I've heard a lot of people involved in NFTs talk about "utility"... but what does that mean? That they'll give you some free stuff to sweeten the deal, later down the road... maybe? Not much else you can do with an NFT is there?
There is so much that can be done for utility. However this works better with other types of projects rather than artist pieces. With artists though there are still plenty of options for utility such as free access to exhibits, access to private viewings, meet and greet with the artist, access to pre-sales on future releases. Essentially using the NFT like a membership card as well as an art piece
If the NFT is shit bad for image but if it's thoroughly thought out with some utility I've heard a lot of people involved in NFTs talk about "utility"... but what does that mean? That they'll give you some free stuff to sweeten the deal, later down the road... maybe? Not much else you can do with an NFT is there? There is so much that can be done for utility. However this works better with other types of projects rather than artist pieces. With artists though there are still plenty of options for utility such as free access to exhibits, access to private viewings, meet and greet with the artist, access to pre-sales on future releases. Essentially using the NFT like a membership card as well as an art piece |
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NFT Art , by New Wave Dave on Jan 4, 2022 22:22:02 GMT 1, I've heard a lot of people involved in NFTs talk about "utility"... but what does that mean? That they'll give you some free stuff to sweeten the deal, later down the road... maybe? Not much else you can do with an NFT is there? There is so much that can be done for utility. However this works better with other types of projects rather than artist pieces. With artists though there are still plenty of options for utility such as free access to exhibits, access to private viewings, meet and greet with the artist, access to pre-sales on future releases. Essentially using the NFT like a membership card as well as an art piece
I've heard a lot of people involved in NFTs talk about "utility"... but what does that mean? That they'll give you some free stuff to sweeten the deal, later down the road... maybe? Not much else you can do with an NFT is there? There is so much that can be done for utility. However this works better with other types of projects rather than artist pieces. With artists though there are still plenty of options for utility such as free access to exhibits, access to private viewings, meet and greet with the artist, access to pre-sales on future releases. Essentially using the NFT like a membership card as well as an art piece Gary Vee's nft offered free membership to his next 2 events - as well as I think individualized utilities like 'a dinner with Gary Vee'. All in all, this is nothing new. It's really just marketing and gimmickry masked as 'the fuuuttttuuuurrrre!' |
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NFT Art , by New Wave Dave on Jan 4, 2022 22:26:43 GMT 1, I feel/fear that the mere fact that we are discussing this today (with a strong engagement I can see) shows that this probably is a real thing. Maybe it's still a bit early but with the metaverse developments, I would not be surprised if at some point your virtual living room becomes more important than you physical one. If that's the case, you'll be proud to have a digital Hirst in your virtual living room as you are proud today to have a Banksy in your physical living room. That might take a generation or 2 though.
I feel/fear that the mere fact that we are discussing this today (with a strong engagement I can see) shows that this probably is a real thing. Maybe it's still a bit early but with the metaverse developments, I would not be surprised if at some point your virtual living room becomes more important than you physical one. If that's the case, you'll be proud to have a digital Hirst in your virtual living room as you are proud today to have a Banksy in your physical living room. That might take a generation or 2 though. But is this a good thing? Is commoditization of our experience online really a good thing? It's amazing how all the talk of the internet being a democratising force where we could all co-exist without class divides and prejudices has been replaced with 'fuck you, my avatar is a 400k ape'. We're truly a goofy species. |
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NFT Art , by Happy Shopper on Jan 4, 2022 22:46:34 GMT 1, I've heard a lot of people involved in NFTs talk about "utility"... but what does that mean? That they'll give you some free stuff to sweeten the deal, later down the road... maybe? Not much else you can do with an NFT is there? There is so much that can be done for utility. However this works better with other types of projects rather than artist pieces. With artists though there are still plenty of options for utility such as free access to exhibits, access to private viewings, meet and greet with the artist, access to pre-sales on future releases. Essentially using the NFT like a membership card as well as an art piece
Seems very few have real utility… if any.
At some point all those benefits can be pulled, and leave you with just the NFT.
I've heard a lot of people involved in NFTs talk about "utility"... but what does that mean? That they'll give you some free stuff to sweeten the deal, later down the road... maybe? Not much else you can do with an NFT is there? There is so much that can be done for utility. However this works better with other types of projects rather than artist pieces. With artists though there are still plenty of options for utility such as free access to exhibits, access to private viewings, meet and greet with the artist, access to pre-sales on future releases. Essentially using the NFT like a membership card as well as an art piece Seems very few have real utility… if any. At some point all those benefits can be pulled, and leave you with just the NFT. |
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NFT Art , by timtim on Jan 4, 2022 23:54:04 GMT 1, Seems like new NFT projects are popping up everyday. I know what are the parameters to look at to assess the viability of a project but just don't have the time to assess 5 new projects everyday.
Is there a reliable source out there simplifying a bit the super time-consuming effort needed?
Muchas mercias ;-)
Seems like new NFT projects are popping up everyday. I know what are the parameters to look at to assess the viability of a project but just don't have the time to assess 5 new projects everyday.
Is there a reliable source out there simplifying a bit the super time-consuming effort needed?
Muchas mercias ;-)
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NFT Art , by Bamboo Charcoal on Jan 5, 2022 0:00:38 GMT 1, discord.gg/XRjPJ9U7
Please help out and I'll do the same. Thank you!!!
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NFT Art , by That Print Guy on Jan 5, 2022 7:02:21 GMT 1, Ultimate utility remains to be seen but at the very minimum it's a key to a door which of course could exist in the real world.
Ultimate utility remains to be seen but at the very minimum it's a key to a door which of course could exist in the real world.
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NFT Art , by matgab on Jan 5, 2022 7:42:34 GMT 1, I feel/fear that the mere fact that we are discussing this today (with a strong engagement I can see) shows that this probably is a real thing. Maybe it's still a bit early but with the metaverse developments, I would not be surprised if at some point your virtual living room becomes more important than you physical one. If that's the case, you'll be proud to have a digital Hirst in your virtual living room as you are proud today to have a Banksy in your physical living room. That might take a generation or 2 though.
Metaverse will kill us.
I feel/fear that the mere fact that we are discussing this today (with a strong engagement I can see) shows that this probably is a real thing. Maybe it's still a bit early but with the metaverse developments, I would not be surprised if at some point your virtual living room becomes more important than you physical one. If that's the case, you'll be proud to have a digital Hirst in your virtual living room as you are proud today to have a Banksy in your physical living room. That might take a generation or 2 though. Its already the case... Instagram vs Reality. Metaverse will kill us. |
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NFT Art , by Horatio Nelson on Jan 5, 2022 11:06:58 GMT 1, I feel/fear that the mere fact that we are discussing this today (with a strong engagement I can see) shows that this probably is a real thing. Maybe it's still a bit early but with the metaverse developments, I would not be surprised if at some point your virtual living room becomes more important than you physical one. If that's the case, you'll be proud to have a digital Hirst in your virtual living room as you are proud today to have a Banksy in your physical living room. That might take a generation or 2 though.
1-5 years at most. Samsung is adding NFT support to its 2022 range of TV screens. I’m planning on showing my Hirsts on there later this year, plus a few Paks.
I feel/fear that the mere fact that we are discussing this today (with a strong engagement I can see) shows that this probably is a real thing. Maybe it's still a bit early but with the metaverse developments, I would not be surprised if at some point your virtual living room becomes more important than you physical one. If that's the case, you'll be proud to have a digital Hirst in your virtual living room as you are proud today to have a Banksy in your physical living room. That might take a generation or 2 though. 1-5 years at most. Samsung is adding NFT support to its 2022 range of TV screens. I’m planning on showing my Hirsts on there later this year, plus a few Paks. |
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NFT Art , by New Wave Dave on Jan 5, 2022 15:46:38 GMT 1, There is so much that can be done for utility. However this works better with other types of projects rather than artist pieces. With artists though there are still plenty of options for utility such as free access to exhibits, access to private viewings, meet and greet with the artist, access to pre-sales on future releases. Essentially using the NFT like a membership card as well as an art piece
Everyone is looking to bring the art space into the digital through NFTs. I'd be just as interested in seeing the utility of NFTs brought into the real world art scene, such as use of POAPs for attending gallery openings, or nft tokens on purchase from a gallery of artist. A way to build up a presence in the art world which is increasingly becoming a silo'd, lonely experience through online gallery purchases, etc. But all in aid of physical art sales.
There is so much that can be done for utility. However this works better with other types of projects rather than artist pieces. With artists though there are still plenty of options for utility such as free access to exhibits, access to private viewings, meet and greet with the artist, access to pre-sales on future releases. Essentially using the NFT like a membership card as well as an art piece Yeh, it could be a way for loyal collectors of an artist to get recognized in some way via early access, not much different than networking did in the past. Everyone is looking to bring the art space into the digital through NFTs. I'd be just as interested in seeing the utility of NFTs brought into the real world art scene, such as use of POAPs for attending gallery openings, or nft tokens on purchase from a gallery of artist. A way to build up a presence in the art world which is increasingly becoming a silo'd, lonely experience through online gallery purchases, etc. But all in aid of physical art sales. |
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NFT Art , by pollz66 on Jan 6, 2022 14:29:17 GMT 1,
This from The Guardian:
"The global art market performed at record levels in 2021, with billions of dollars being paid for works by impressionist, postwar and contemporary artists, and much of it bought by people whose wealth comes from cryptocurrencies or other technologies."
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2022/jan/02/crypto-tycoons-global-art-market-record-levels-2021
Anyone else find it ironic that while many people are being persuaded to invest real money in digital NFTs, many of those who made money from crypto and other digital technology are now investing it in real art?
This from The Guardian:
"The global art market performed at record levels in 2021, with billions of dollars being paid for works by impressionist, postwar and contemporary artists, and much of it bought by people whose wealth comes from cryptocurrencies or other technologies."
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2022/jan/02/crypto-tycoons-global-art-market-record-levels-2021Anyone else find it ironic that while many people are being persuaded to invest real money in digital NFTs, many of those who made money from crypto and other digital technology are now investing it in real art?
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NFT Art , by pollz66 on Jan 6, 2022 14:52:42 GMT 1, Isn't that the same as owning art NFTs ie tying your real money up in digital assets which have no guarantee of value in the real world?
Isn't that the same as owning art NFTs ie tying your real money up in digital assets which have no guarantee of value in the real world?
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NFT Art , by New Wave Dave on Jan 6, 2022 15:28:34 GMT 1, I dont think its an either or proposition, probably doing both. And 'other technologies' is pretty vague. Basically anybody in tech..?
The TLDR of this: despite all the hype around NFTs, physical art is still slamming.
I dont think its an either or proposition, probably doing both. And 'other technologies' is pretty vague. Basically anybody in tech..?
The TLDR of this: despite all the hype around NFTs, physical art is still slamming.
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NFT Art , by bonesy on Jan 6, 2022 16:05:07 GMT 1, This from The Guardian:
"The global art market performed at record levels in 2021, with billions of dollars being paid for works by impressionist, postwar and contemporary artists, and much of it bought by people whose wealth comes from cryptocurrencies or other technologies."
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2022/jan/02/crypto-tycoons-global-art-market-record-levels-2021Anyone else find it ironic that while many people are being persuaded to invest real money in digital NFTs, many of those who made money from crypto and other digital technology are now investing it in real art?
I don’t find it ironic because NFTs are even more stupider than crypto
This from The Guardian:
"The global art market performed at record levels in 2021, with billions of dollars being paid for works by impressionist, postwar and contemporary artists, and much of it bought by people whose wealth comes from cryptocurrencies or other technologies."
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2022/jan/02/crypto-tycoons-global-art-market-record-levels-2021Anyone else find it ironic that while many people are being persuaded to invest real money in digital NFTs, many of those who made money from crypto and other digital technology are now investing it in real art?
I don’t find it ironic because NFTs are even more stupider than crypto |
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NFT Art , by nobokov on Jan 6, 2022 16:38:46 GMT 1, This from The Guardian:
"The global art market performed at record levels in 2021, with billions of dollars being paid for works by impressionist, postwar and contemporary artists, and much of it bought by people whose wealth comes from cryptocurrencies or other technologies."
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2022/jan/02/crypto-tycoons-global-art-market-record-levels-2021Anyone else find it ironic that while many people are being persuaded to invest real money in digital NFTs, many of those who made money from crypto and other digital technology are now investing it in real art?
This from The Guardian:
"The global art market performed at record levels in 2021, with billions of dollars being paid for works by impressionist, postwar and contemporary artists, and much of it bought by people whose wealth comes from cryptocurrencies or other technologies."
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2022/jan/02/crypto-tycoons-global-art-market-record-levels-2021Anyone else find it ironic that while many people are being persuaded to invest real money in digital NFTs, many of those who made money from crypto and other digital technology are now investing it in real art?
From what I've read, the major holders of ETH are the ones buying NFTs at high prices to make it appear as if there's real demand for NFTs. That in turn creates demand for NFTs and sheeple rushing in to buy or create NFTs. That increases the demand and price for ETH and makes the ETH whales even richer. Then these whales buy actual art with it rather than the fake stuff. |
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NFT Art , by New Wave Dave on Jan 6, 2022 16:42:57 GMT 1, This from The Guardian:
"The global art market performed at record levels in 2021, with billions of dollars being paid for works by impressionist, postwar and contemporary artists, and much of it bought by people whose wealth comes from cryptocurrencies or other technologies."
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2022/jan/02/crypto-tycoons-global-art-market-record-levels-2021Anyone else find it ironic that while many people are being persuaded to invest real money in digital NFTs, many of those who made money from crypto and other digital technology are now investing it in real art?
From what I've read, the major holders of ETH are the ones buying NFTs at high prices to make it appear as if there's real demand for NFTs. That in turn creates demand for NFTs and sheeple rushing in to buy or create NFTs. That increases the demand and price for ETH and makes the ETH whales even richer. Then these whales buy actual art with it rather than the fake stuff.
This from The Guardian:
"The global art market performed at record levels in 2021, with billions of dollars being paid for works by impressionist, postwar and contemporary artists, and much of it bought by people whose wealth comes from cryptocurrencies or other technologies."
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2022/jan/02/crypto-tycoons-global-art-market-record-levels-2021Anyone else find it ironic that while many people are being persuaded to invest real money in digital NFTs, many of those who made money from crypto and other digital technology are now investing it in real art?
From what I've read, the major holders of ETH are the ones buying NFTs at high prices to make it appear as if there's real demand for NFTs. That in turn creates demand for NFTs and sheeple rushing in to buy or create NFTs. That increases the demand and price for ETH and makes the ETH whales even richer. Then these whales buy actual art with it rather than the fake stuff. Yeh, I'm not sure why they keep comparing NFT collecting to physical art collecting. NFT collecting is really more scratching the get-rich-quick, day trader itch. With a little bit of flex and desire to be a part of a community thrown in. Most of this is really a transition of day trading or flipping crytpo currencies than going from the physical art market to NFTs. |
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NFT Art , by dunkers on Jan 6, 2022 20:36:53 GMT 1, Why would this be ironic? NFTs and art are not the same. Makes sense for people who make money in crypto to invest it in various markets including art.
Why would this be ironic? NFTs and art are not the same. Makes sense for people who make money in crypto to invest it in various markets including art.
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NFT Art , by Deleted on Jan 6, 2022 21:35:28 GMT 1, Lol they are buying Banksy, Hirst , Hockney … blue chips
Certainly not Daniel silks top 10 artists of 2022
Lol they are buying Banksy, Hirst , Hockney … blue chips
Certainly not Daniel silks top 10 artists of 2022
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NFT Art , by matgab on Jan 6, 2022 21:38:37 GMT 1, Todd Kramer, the gallery owner of New York’s Ross + Kramer Gallery, shared on Twitter that he had been hacked and his NFT collection had been stolen.
Kramer lost his Ethereum wallet of 15 NFTs valued at a total of $2.2 million, including four apes from the 'Bored Ape Yacht Club' collection.
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Todd Kramer, the gallery owner of New York’s Ross + Kramer Gallery, shared on Twitter that he had been hacked and his NFT collection had been stolen. Kramer lost his Ethereum wallet of 15 NFTs valued at a total of $2.2 million, including four apes from the 'Bored Ape Yacht Club' collection. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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