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Billionaire Dog Poop Just Unleashed $100K Shockwave!
Beeple just shattered expectations. Robot dogs at Art Basel 'pooped' shocking art prints, some tied to $NFTs. These aren't just prints; they're 'Excrement Samples' selling for a mind-blowing 100,000 EACH. Only 1,028 collectible editions dropped. This isn't just art; it's a direct, provocative shot at tech titans. The lines are blurring. Culture is shifting. This is the new frontier. Don't be late.
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Beeple just shattered expectations. Robot dogs at Art Basel 'pooped' shocking art prints, some tied to $NFTs. These aren't just prints; they're 'Excrement Samples' selling for a mind-blowing 100,000 EACH. Only 1,028 collectible editions dropped. This isn't just art; it's a direct, provocative shot at tech titans. The lines are blurring. Culture is shifting. This is the new frontier. Don't be late.
Trading crypto is high risk. Do your own research.
#NFTs #ArtBasel #CryptoNews #Beeple #DigitalArt
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This Week in Web3 and NFTs (89)
Welcome to the OpenSea Digest, our recap of the biggest NFT and web3 news from the week.
Beeple announces next chapter of HUMAN ONE
Beeple, the digital artist behind EVERYDAYS, announces the fifth chapter of his kinetic sculpture series HUMAN ONE, which debuts in November 2024 at the Deji Art Museum in Nanjing, China.
If you look closely, you’ll notice a seed phrase hidden in the video that allows the discoverer to access a secret wallet and retrieve a special dual-version NFT.
B3 Chain will launch its native token
B3, a blockchain gaming ecosystem created by former Base developers, announced plans to launch its native token, B3, which will support Base’s third-layer gaming ecosystem and provide support for game trading, publishing, and staking incentives.
Beeple announces next chapter of HUMAN ONE
Beeple, the digital artist behind EVERYDAYS, announces the fifth chapter of his kinetic sculpture series HUMAN ONE, which debuts in November 2024 at the Deji Art Museum in Nanjing, China.
If you look closely, you’ll notice a seed phrase hidden in the video that allows the discoverer to access a secret wallet and retrieve a special dual-version NFT.
B3 Chain will launch its native token
B3, a blockchain gaming ecosystem created by former Base developers, announced plans to launch its native token, B3, which will support Base’s third-layer gaming ecosystem and provide support for game trading, publishing, and staking incentives.
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Meet in New Tokyo? 0N1 FORCE x 10KTF Officially Announces Collaboration
On the morning of January 19, 2024, Beijing time, 0N1 Force announced its cooperation with 10KTF through the official Extra points.
Almost at the same time, the Discord channel of 10KTF and Gucci also confirmed this information. The announcement of this linkage attracted widespread attention from both inside and outside the industry, and received tens of thousands of reads and attention in a very short period of time.
What is 10KTF
10 KTF is a project born in September 2021. The story background is set in a fictional city called New Tokyo. There is an old man named Wagmi-san. He has very good craftsmanship. In this fictional city The world is a world-famous craftsman.
Almost at the same time, the Discord channel of 10KTF and Gucci also confirmed this information. The announcement of this linkage attracted widespread attention from both inside and outside the industry, and received tens of thousands of reads and attention in a very short period of time.
What is 10KTF
10 KTF is a project born in September 2021. The story background is set in a fictional city called New Tokyo. There is an old man named Wagmi-san. He has very good craftsmanship. In this fictional city The world is a world-famous craftsman.
🎨💎 The Beeple NFT That Shook the Art World (2021)
In March 2021, digital artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) made history when his NFT artwork, “Everydays: The First 5000 Days”, sold for $69 million at Christie’s auction house.
👉 It was the first time a major traditional auction house sold an NFT, putting crypto art on the global stage.
👉 The piece was a collage of 5,000 daily artworks Beeple had created over 13 years.
👉 Overnight, Beeple became one of the highest-paid living artists in history, alongside legends like Jeff Koons and David Hockney.
The sale ignited the NFT boom of 2021, proving that digital art backed by blockchain could have real-world value. Suddenly, everyone — from artists to celebrities — wanted in on NFTs.
💡 Lesson: The Beeple NFT showed the world that art was no longer limited to canvases and galleries — the future was digital, decentralized, and global.
👉 Would you pay millions for a digital artwork if you knew it was 100% unique on the blockchain? 🎨💎
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#Beeple #NFT #Cryptoart #Ethereum✅ #BinanceSquare
In March 2021, digital artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) made history when his NFT artwork, “Everydays: The First 5000 Days”, sold for $69 million at Christie’s auction house.
👉 It was the first time a major traditional auction house sold an NFT, putting crypto art on the global stage.
👉 The piece was a collage of 5,000 daily artworks Beeple had created over 13 years.
👉 Overnight, Beeple became one of the highest-paid living artists in history, alongside legends like Jeff Koons and David Hockney.
The sale ignited the NFT boom of 2021, proving that digital art backed by blockchain could have real-world value. Suddenly, everyone — from artists to celebrities — wanted in on NFTs.
💡 Lesson: The Beeple NFT showed the world that art was no longer limited to canvases and galleries — the future was digital, decentralized, and global.
👉 Would you pay millions for a digital artwork if you knew it was 100% unique on the blockchain? 🎨💎
$ETH
#Beeple #NFT #Cryptoart #Ethereum✅ #BinanceSquare
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A conversation with Colby Mugrabi of mmERCH
Imagine owning a hoodie that’s as unique as your fingerprint. Welcome to the world of mmERCH, a new business that offers custom, one-of-a-kind apparel that can be traced through blockchain technology.
Each mmERCH product begins as a piece of generative art that is then minted into an NFT that can be redeemed for physical apparel, an innovative approach conceived by mmERCH founder and CEO Colby Mugrabi that allows for the mass production of custom apparel, a feat Mugrabi says has never been done before.
By embedding a near-field communication (NFC) chip in each hoodie, mmERCH turns clothing into a “wearable wallet” that records the provenance and experiences associated with each item. This novel approach brings a new level of engagement to collectors and fashion enthusiasts who want to record an item’s famous owner or a significant event.
Each mmERCH product begins as a piece of generative art that is then minted into an NFT that can be redeemed for physical apparel, an innovative approach conceived by mmERCH founder and CEO Colby Mugrabi that allows for the mass production of custom apparel, a feat Mugrabi says has never been done before.
By embedding a near-field communication (NFC) chip in each hoodie, mmERCH turns clothing into a “wearable wallet” that records the provenance and experiences associated with each item. This novel approach brings a new level of engagement to collectors and fashion enthusiasts who want to record an item’s famous owner or a significant event.
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This Week's Web3 and NFT Highlights (123)
Welcome to OpenSea Digest, let’s review the most important NFT and web3 news of the week.
Beeple will showcase Diffuse Control at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art this fall.
Digital artist Beeple's NFT (Everydays: The First 5000 Days) was sold at Christie's auction house in 2021 for 69.3 million dollars, and he will debut 'Diffuse Control' at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) on October 26.
This installation work composed of 12 screens uses artificial intelligence technology to train on public domain artworks from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and generates and regenerates new images based on online visitor prompts. This continuously evolving display method makes the audience's participation a part of the artwork itself.
Beeple will showcase Diffuse Control at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art this fall.
Digital artist Beeple's NFT (Everydays: The First 5000 Days) was sold at Christie's auction house in 2021 for 69.3 million dollars, and he will debut 'Diffuse Control' at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) on October 26.
This installation work composed of 12 screens uses artificial intelligence technology to train on public domain artworks from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and generates and regenerates new images based on online visitor prompts. This continuously evolving display method makes the audience's participation a part of the artwork itself.
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This Week in Web3 and NFT (79)
Welcome to the OpenSea Digest, let's recap the biggest NFT and web3 news of the week.
Beeple's first solo museum exhibition premieres in China
Artist Mike Winklemann, better known as Beeple, held his first solo museum exhibition in Nanjing, China at the Deji Art Museum on November 14. The exhibition 'The Story of Synth Culture' showcased selected works from Beeple's 'Everydays' series, his video sculptures 'Human One' and 'S.2122', as well as new works created specifically for this event.
Doodles teams up with McDonald's to launch holiday-themed collectible cups
Beeple's first solo museum exhibition premieres in China
Artist Mike Winklemann, better known as Beeple, held his first solo museum exhibition in Nanjing, China at the Deji Art Museum on November 14. The exhibition 'The Story of Synth Culture' showcased selected works from Beeple's 'Everydays' series, his video sculptures 'Human One' and 'S.2122', as well as new works created specifically for this event.
Doodles teams up with McDonald's to launch holiday-themed collectible cups
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Conversation with Mauricio Yauri
Mauricio Yauri is an artist from Cuenca, Ecuador. His journey into the world of art began in childhood when he was inspired by a friend's unique painting style, which sparked a lifelong passion for art and revealed his innate talent for painting. , which led him to enter an art school.
There, Yauri dabbled in oils and acrylics, but that was just the beginning of his artistic exploration. College led Yauri into graphic design and closer to his roots, where he dabbled in what he calls his "real edge." - Digital animation and illustration.
There, Yauri dabbled in oils and acrylics, but that was just the beginning of his artistic exploration. College led Yauri into graphic design and closer to his roots, where he dabbled in what he calls his "real edge." - Digital animation and illustration.
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This Week in Web3 and NFTs (73)
Welcome to the OpenSea Digest, our recap of the biggest NFT and web3 news from the week.
Ascend by Ryan Koopmans and Alice Wexell is the first Bitcoin Ordinal to be auctioned live at Christie’s
Bitcoin Ordinal will be auctioned live at Christie’s for the first time, with “Ascend” by architectural photographers Ryan Koopmans and Alice Wexell being engraved on the Bitcoin blockchain on September 14, 2024, and set to be auctioned live on October 10.
This photo uses 3D technology to show an abandoned medieval sanatorium in Tskartubo, Georgia. The on-chain artwork is dynamic and automatically switches from "day" mode to "night" mode, synchronously reflecting the time zone where the building is located in Georgia.
Ascend by Ryan Koopmans and Alice Wexell is the first Bitcoin Ordinal to be auctioned live at Christie’s
Bitcoin Ordinal will be auctioned live at Christie’s for the first time, with “Ascend” by architectural photographers Ryan Koopmans and Alice Wexell being engraved on the Bitcoin blockchain on September 14, 2024, and set to be auctioned live on October 10.
This photo uses 3D technology to show an abandoned medieval sanatorium in Tskartubo, Georgia. The on-chain artwork is dynamic and automatically switches from "day" mode to "night" mode, synchronously reflecting the time zone where the building is located in Georgia.
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Bloomberg: NFTs are making a comeback
NFTs, which once fell from the vanguard of the digital wave to a joke during the cryptocurrency bubble burst, are suddenly making a comeback in an unexpected way.
When the cryptocurrency bubble burst in 2022 after a series of scandals, no corner of the market experienced more pain than NFTs. CryptoSlam data shows that global NFT sales plummeted 63% to $8.7 billion last year, with many assets almost become worthless.
Those who splashed out big bucks to buy the hottest NFTs were derided as fools, with some investors even suing celebrity NFT promoters, claiming they were defrauded. Now, with the launch of spot ETFs, Bitcoin has rallied violently, and the NFT industry Looking for ways to turn over a new leaf and reignite the fire of passion in our corner of the digital universe.
When the cryptocurrency bubble burst in 2022 after a series of scandals, no corner of the market experienced more pain than NFTs. CryptoSlam data shows that global NFT sales plummeted 63% to $8.7 billion last year, with many assets almost become worthless.
Those who splashed out big bucks to buy the hottest NFTs were derided as fools, with some investors even suing celebrity NFT promoters, claiming they were defrauded. Now, with the launch of spot ETFs, Bitcoin has rallied violently, and the NFT industry Looking for ways to turn over a new leaf and reignite the fire of passion in our corner of the digital universe.
Beeple's Digital Artwork 'Everydays' Sells for $69 Million – A Milestone in Digital Art 🎨
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In March 2021, digital artist Beeple's "Everydays: The First 5000 Days" sold for a staggering $69.3 million at Christie's auction, positioning him among the top three most valuable living artists. This landmark sale not only highlighted the growing acceptance of digital art but also underscored the potential of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in revolutionizing art ownership. theverge.com
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In March 2021, digital artist Beeple's "Everydays: The First 5000 Days" sold for a staggering $69.3 million at Christie's auction, positioning him among the top three most valuable living artists. This landmark sale not only highlighted the growing acceptance of digital art but also underscored the potential of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in revolutionizing art ownership. theverge.com
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#Beeple #DigitalArt #nft #Cryptoart
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What if the Renaissance collided with NFTs: An Interdimensional Art History Banquet
In a certain underground tavern in Florence, Da Vinci was writing tonight's bill with his left hand in mirror writing - this guy insists on recording his wine consumption in reverse, claiming that "writing forward lacks encryption."
Suddenly, three strong beams of light flashed, and three oddly dressed men tumbled out of the oil lamp's shadow: Van Gogh in a tattered straw hat holding half an ear (carefully bandaged), Picasso in a sailor's shirt with a twisted clock under his arm, and Beeple in a metaverse-themed t-shirt - his phone battery showing 1%, desperately searching for a power bank.
"Do you mind sharing a table?" Picasso slammed a melting clock on the oak table: "I just passed through the (Persistence of Memory) time tunnel, feeling a bit dizzy in 4D."
Suddenly, three strong beams of light flashed, and three oddly dressed men tumbled out of the oil lamp's shadow: Van Gogh in a tattered straw hat holding half an ear (carefully bandaged), Picasso in a sailor's shirt with a twisted clock under his arm, and Beeple in a metaverse-themed t-shirt - his phone battery showing 1%, desperately searching for a power bank.
"Do you mind sharing a table?" Picasso slammed a melting clock on the oak table: "I just passed through the (Persistence of Memory) time tunnel, feeling a bit dizzy in 4D."
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The Pros and Cons of NFT Investment in 2025
Key Takeaways
NFTs (non-fungible tokens) are unique digital assets validated using blockchain technology, with each NFT being one-of-a-kind and digitally signed.
The advantages of NFT investment include high return potential, clear ownership records, accessibility, support for creators, and more.
The drawbacks of NFT investment include market volatility, legal and regulatory uncertainties, technological risks, low liquidity, and high transaction fees.
The popularity of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has skyrocketed, making headlines with digital artworks and collectibles worth millions. But what exactly are NFTs? Are they a sound investment? Like any investment, NFT investments come with their pros and cons. This guide will explore both aspects to help you determine if NFTs are right for you.
NFTs (non-fungible tokens) are unique digital assets validated using blockchain technology, with each NFT being one-of-a-kind and digitally signed.
The advantages of NFT investment include high return potential, clear ownership records, accessibility, support for creators, and more.
The drawbacks of NFT investment include market volatility, legal and regulatory uncertainties, technological risks, low liquidity, and high transaction fees.
The popularity of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has skyrocketed, making headlines with digital artworks and collectibles worth millions. But what exactly are NFTs? Are they a sound investment? Like any investment, NFT investments come with their pros and cons. This guide will explore both aspects to help you determine if NFTs are right for you.
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This Week's Web3 and NFT Highlights (109)
Welcome to read the OpenSea Digest, where we review the major news in NFT and Web3 this week.
Beeple's DIFFUSE CONTROL debuts at The Shed.
Digital art pioneer Beeple held the debut of his 12-week interactive exhibition titled "DIFFUSE CONTROL" at The Shed, a contemporary art center in Hudson Yards, New York City, on June 27.
The highlight of the exhibition is a dynamic sculpture that can generate visual effects created by AI in real-time, allowing visitors to collaborate with the system to shape the output, thus establishing a dynamic feedback loop between human input and machine learning.
Beeple's DIFFUSE CONTROL debuts at The Shed.
Digital art pioneer Beeple held the debut of his 12-week interactive exhibition titled "DIFFUSE CONTROL" at The Shed, a contemporary art center in Hudson Yards, New York City, on June 27.
The highlight of the exhibition is a dynamic sculpture that can generate visual effects created by AI in real-time, allowing visitors to collaborate with the system to shape the output, thus establishing a dynamic feedback loop between human input and machine learning.
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This Week in Web3 and NFTs (71)
Welcome to the OpenSea Digest, our recap of the biggest NFT and web3 news from the week.
Cozomo de' Medici acquires first Beeple "Everydays in Motion" work
Michael Winkelmann - digital artist better known by his stage name Beeple - has just announced the first collection of his new series, "Everydays in Motion," from none other than art influencer Cozomo de' Medici, who curated an online collection described as "a signature work of the Digital Renaissance."
Acquired by the Medici Collection on September 17, Into the Light depicts a man walking through a futuristic landscape, encountering a beam of blue-green light, through which the subject passes without hesitation, reappearing on the other side in a grayscale grid.
Cozomo de' Medici acquires first Beeple "Everydays in Motion" work
Michael Winkelmann - digital artist better known by his stage name Beeple - has just announced the first collection of his new series, "Everydays in Motion," from none other than art influencer Cozomo de' Medici, who curated an online collection described as "a signature work of the Digital Renaissance."
Acquired by the Medici Collection on September 17, Into the Light depicts a man walking through a futuristic landscape, encountering a beam of blue-green light, through which the subject passes without hesitation, reappearing on the other side in a grayscale grid.
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Who is Beeple? Meet Mike Winkelmann, the artist behind Everydays
Digital artist Mike Winkelmann, born in Wisconsin, has called himself 'Beeple' since 2003, a name derived from a toy he liked from the 1980s.
Since he chose 'Beeple' as his artist name over 20 years ago, the association with toys has diminished, becoming more connected to the artistic legacy created by Beeple, especially in the Web3 art space.
In a profile by The Washington Post, Beeple elaborates on his artistic style and the legacy he hopes to leave behind:
I try to create works that deliberately evoke a strange atmosphere, slightly blurred, so that sometimes even when I finish, I think: yeah, I don't know what that is; I couldn't remember what I was thinking at the time. For me, processing and understanding some of these themes is almost therapeutic.
Since he chose 'Beeple' as his artist name over 20 years ago, the association with toys has diminished, becoming more connected to the artistic legacy created by Beeple, especially in the Web3 art space.
In a profile by The Washington Post, Beeple elaborates on his artistic style and the legacy he hopes to leave behind:
I try to create works that deliberately evoke a strange atmosphere, slightly blurred, so that sometimes even when I finish, I think: yeah, I don't know what that is; I couldn't remember what I was thinking at the time. For me, processing and understanding some of these themes is almost therapeutic.
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