A Piece Of Digital Artwork Just Auctioned For A Stunning $69 Million!
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When Christie's set out to auction its first-ever digital-only artwork — "Everydays: The First 5000 Days"— on March 1, 2021, they had fully expected it to fetch more than the minimum bid of $100. However, the 255-year-old British auction house had never in its wildest dreams envisioned that the unique masterpiece, minted by Mike Winkelmann, aka Beeple, would fetch a record $60.25 million ($69.3 million with fees).
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- zodynoci-159845232898약 1년I would never buy that, even I could do better..
- 21807521년 이상wow
- boba_addiction약 2년The artwork is $69 million dollars?????????? I mean i'll understand because the person who made it took very long to make it, but i would never buy it because with$69 million dollars, you can buy thousands of mansions, houses, house fees, water money, and house insuranses. I would not even make something that takes a lot of work and sell it for a lot of money, because it is too risky. i should say to this article, expensive, but cool.
- iheartpuppies약 2년What?!!!!!! That's insane!
- kainorion2년 이상One thing I learned from reading this is that a digital art piece is worth $69millon which is crazy.
- zaina-caem2년 이상HE'S BEING SO THRIFTY.
- pitcherperfect2년 이상I wonder how long it took for someone to find their artwork 😂
- foodynate3년 이하That was so cool
- theatredude3년 이하SO COOL!
- pastelea약 3년Looks like wall photos!