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History Made, Record Broken as Verdigris Ensemble Auctions Betty s Notebook on the Blockchain – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Metapurse, the largest NFT fund in the world that purchased Beeple’s digital artwork Everydays: The First 5000 Days for $69 million earlier this year, successfully bid on the master and three of the four stems. Metapurse purchase the stem The Choir for $19,094, the stem Betty s Voice for $26,732 and the stem Betty s Radio for $43,916. Bidder MaximoNX purchased the stem Betty s Choir for $49,644. Metapurse purchased the master of Betty s Notebook for $215,989. Overall, the auction sales totaled over $375,000. The sale of Betty s Notebook breaks the Async Art monetary record for a single NFT sale, reflecting collectors interests in programmable music. “ Betty’s Notebook has essentially birthed crypto music, paving the way for a new and innovative medium of creating and experiencing music. Adding the master and 3/4 stems to the Metapurse collection is a true honor, and in our eyes, a natural step in our pursuit to collect the most culturally significant NFTs of

Verdigris Ensemble Takes Flight on the Blockchain

Updated 4 hours ago Bryan Brinkman More than 80 years after her disappearance, Amelia Earhart is still making history. The story of her disappearance is at the heart of Betty’s Notebook, a choral work by Texas-born composer Nicolas Reeves that Verdigris Ensemble plans to sell as an audiovisual non-fungible token (NFT) on the blockchain this spring. Verdigris Ensemble is the first classical music organization to produce work in the blockchain world. With live performance schedules obliterated by the coronavirus pandemic, the Dallas choral ensemble turned to the digital art world to continue to make music and continue to interact with audiences.

What are NFTs? | NFTs and the digital art explosion

What are NFTs? | NFTs and the digital art explosion
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Cathie Wood shares outlook for NFTs, bitcoin, and 4 top ARK holdings

She started her investing career covering fall-through-the-cracks stocks and was ridiculed for buying Amazon when it had just a $5 billion market cap in 2002. The internet was considered a figment of Wall Street s imagination, Wood said in a Wednesday interview with Benzinga. At the time, Amazon was down 80% from its peak during the dot-com bubble. But Wood was convinced. She had three little kids and no time to shop in physical stores. Amazon, whose e-commerce services were a lifesaver for working moms like her, was going to become a big deal one day, in her view.  But the aftermath of the tech bubble had made any bet on companies with no earnings or trajectory to earnings seem foolish and reckless. 

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