Virtual Property Sells for $1.5M in Ether, Smashing NFT Record
The eye-popping 888 ETH virtual land sale is said to mark the largest NFT transaction of all time.
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A five-piece collection of Batman digital art has sold for a combined 540.86 ether, or about $202,000, on Makersplace, a record price for non-fungible crypto artwork. The rare artwork is a collection of animations or PNG files of the Dark Knight. It was created by DC comic artist José Delbo and Trevor Jones, a crypto artist. The highest price was for Genesis, a “striking pencil sketch and powerful inked work … [later] interpreted in oil on canvas,” which sold for 302.5 ethereum (ETH), or about $113,000, at current exchange rates. According to a description of the....
Virtual worlds have become popular because they enable users to experience something that is otherwise not possible in the real world. The possibilities are endless, and we are still only scratching the surface of what can be done in virtual worlds. The next big trend in virtual property is that it will be more accessible than ever before, aided by the likes of Next Earth, which has made virtual property available to all through an NFT-based replica of Earth. Further accessibility will be made possible by a combination of technological advancements, including better rendering capabilities,....
A great number of Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have been selling on various marketplaces this year creating tens of thousands of dollars in NFT sales. One particular platform called The Sandbox has been selling virtual land parcels for thousands of dollars worth of ether. The Sandbox is a virtual world that lets players create and own blockchain-backed virtual items in the metaverse built on the Ethereum network. On October 18, Sandbox revealed two 6×6 estates had been sold for 210 ether ($76,931) or 28x the original price. In the future, digital currencies will be an integral part of....
Yes, people are opening up their wallets and paying millions for virtual real estate in the metaverse. Curzio Research, a financial publishing company, announced that they have recently purchased a sizeable virtual land in TCG World, a not-so-popular metaverse. The previous record-holder, who paid $4.3 million for a plot in the Sandbox, was blown out […]
Another eventful week at CCN. We learned that the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is treating bitcoin as property for tax purposes, that the bitcoin price dropped below $500, that transaction malleability did not bankrupt Mt. Gox, and more. Here are our top stories for the week of 24 March - 30 March in case you missed them. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shkvBF6n1DY?rel=0]. IRS Virtual Currency Guidance. The IRS is treating virtual currencies as property for tax purposes. The United States has finally set some clear rules regarding taxation of bitcoin. According to....