NFT in Dubai

An Indian-born blockchain entrepreneur has revealed himself as the mystery buyer who paid a record $69.3 million for a digital artwork last week, describing his purchase as a shot fired for racial equality.

Indian buys $69 million digital art These strings of virtual code offer wealthy collectors the bragging rights to ultimate ownership, even if the work can be endlessly shared and viewed online.

Dubai: Amid much fanfare, Artifya has launched Sophie Brussaux's socially engaged art collection of 13 paintings worth $66 million, at 1 pm, on 31st March. The project began with the auction of a painting called '2020 Vision', on social media platform Clubhouse, and NFT marketplace OpenSea.

Artifya debuts artist Sophie Brussaux's painting collection as NFT worth $66M in Toronto The collaboration heralds a new era of social impact through NFTs

Dubai-based ColossalBit Management Consultancies, a leading Middle East consulting and advisory company for Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, and NFTs, has made history by placing the winning bid on the NFT image of the world’s first augmented reality NFT mural “Future NFT Dubai” Voice note Art, by artist Amrita Sethi.

Dubai’s ColossalBit makes history with winning bid of $56,000 for the world’s first augmented reality NFT mural Augmented reality art piece Future NFT Dubai is created by artist Amrita Sethi

New York: Tim Berners-Lee's source code for the World Wide Web sold Wednesday for $5.4 million in the form of non-fungible token (NFT).

World Wide Web source code NFT sells for $5.4 million Berners-Lee put the original program files up for sale as a collector's item