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The Back Room: Billions and Billions Served

The Back Room: Billions and Billions Served
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Banksy s Print Market Is a Global Juggernaut That Has Tripled in Value Since 2019 Here s How to Navigate It

Banksy s Print Market Is a Global Juggernaut That Has Tripled in Value Since 2019 Here s How to Navigate It
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The Anti-Money Laundering Act and Crypto Collide: Non-Fungible Tokens | King & Spalding

Wallets allow users to send, receive, and spend cryptocurrency. This row indicates the # of wallets that have interacted with an NFT Smart Contract, including buyers, sellers, and anyone who has played a game or interacted with a project using NFTs And that trend has continued during 2021. Indeed, one report shows that NFT sales in the first quarter of 2021 grew to more than $2 billion, over twenty times the volume of the previous quarter. 9 On one major marketplace, NFT sales grew from $8 million in January 2021, to $95 million in February, to almost $150 million in March. 10 While sales volume dropped to $94 million in April, the larger trend shows a marked increase from last year, during which the same marketplace had an average sales volume of only $1 million per month.

Bitcoin, dogecoin, NTFs, GameStop: Investing has gone crazy

Burnt Banksy s Inflammatory N F T Not-Art

Save this story for later. The art world is used to antics: Maurizio Cattelan sold a banana duct-taped to a wall, Robert Rauschenberg erased a de Kooning drawing, Ai Weiwei photographed himself smashing a two-thousand-year-old urn. Seconds after the painting “Girl with Balloon” sold at auction for $1.4 million, its creator, the street artist Banksy, shredded the piece via remote control. Earlier this year, in Chelsea, an aspiring artist in his mid-twenties walked into Taglialatella Galleries and purchased a Banksy screen print, titled “Morons (White),” for ninety-five thousand dollars, using funds that he had raised from investors. Then he set it on fire.

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