WeCoin88 Slashes Transaction Fees on Art Sales Using Bitcoin
Another company is using bitcoin to try and disrupt the sale of high-value physical assets by slashing transaction fees, this time in the art world. WeCoin88 is hoping to reduce fees on art sales by around 10% using the digital currency. WeCoin88 is a service offered by Brussels-based Tutela Capital, a company launched by mathematicians that specializes in applying statistical analysis to art pricing. The spinoff service was launched to handle bitcoin-based conveyancing for art sellers. Tutela, which advises galleries on how to value their work, uses a database of three million artworks,....
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