National Geographic has released an NFT collection. Readers did not appreciate
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National Geographic magazine, which has existed for 135 years, spoke about the unique NFT tokens and launched its first collection. This caused an uproar on social media. On Monday, January 16, an image of a unique NFT token from the most expensive collection of Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) was published in all National Geographic accounts. The description detailed what the tokens are, which confirm ownership, as well as the development of the NFT market. After that, a post about National Geographic’s own collection appeared. AT collection GM: Daybreak Around the World on the Polygon blockchain includes the work of
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NFT called Ringers #879, or The Golden Goose (“Golden Goose”), from the GRAILS collection of the bankrupt cryptocurrency hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC) was sold at Sotheby’s auction for $6.2 million, reports RBC Crypto. The digital work of Canadian Dmitry Chernyak was bought by the 3AC hedge fund for…