Konstantin

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How symbolic, #gazers are celebrating Stephen Hawking’s birthday today and mine has practically become my logo and looks like the first letter of my first and last name.

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I want to do an overall portrait in PS2 style of iconic figures in cryptocurrency and nft, so far I'm collecting one by one. Any suggestions on who we should see there?

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When will the NFT bull run?

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gm @talentmate.eth I'd like to get some $TALENT for Christmas

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Slawn, a young Nigerian artist of 24 years old living and working in London, ranks unchallenged as the author whose popularity has skyrocketed in 2024. According to US online broker Artsy, the number of people who searched for Slawn's work on the site and were interested in his work increased by more than 1000%. Artsy users' search queries and whish-lists are a good indicator of what is now appealing to collectors. GQ magazine recently named Slawn “the UK's most talked about young artist” and “person of the year”. His name is indeed on everyone's lips, not only in the art world, but beyond - thanks to his collaborations with Rolex, Louis Vuitton and other famous brands. Slawn's works have also been successfully sold at auctions. In particular, in March his work Alara, Ajero and Orangun was sold at Sotheby's for £31,750.

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Marilyn Monroe prints by Andy Warhol are popular on the art market. Prices range from a few hundred dollars to half a million dollars depending on the print run and year of publication. The rarest and most valuable are from the 1967 edition of 250 copies. Later editions printed without official authorization reduce the value of each print. The most recently released prints can be purchased for $3000 an entire set of 10 works in different colors. In order not to make a mistake when buying, it is better to consult an expert or study the market yourself. This will help you make an informed choice and purchase favorable prints.

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Four decades ago, American conceptualist David Hammons attracted attention with an unusual performance in New York City. He sold neatly molded snowballs right on the streets of the city. And yesterday, David Hammons' work “Untitled” (2014) became the most expensive at the Art Basel Maimi Beach VIP preview. Hauser & Wirth Gallery sold the canvas, artistically covered with a tarp, for $4.75 million dollars. Eyewitnesses note the elevated mood at the fair and the good sales. Hauser & Wirth Gallery's total first-day turnover exceeded $15 million from the sale of 20 works. David Zwirner Gallery sold 24 works for almost 13 million dollars. Thaddaeus Ropac's booth raised more than $12 million. Those numbers are more modest than last year. Back then, the Hauser & Wirth Gallery received $20 million for just one work, The Artist in the Night (1979) by Philip Gaston. But for today's times, this is a clear success.

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Hey @clanker deploy a CTO token $RTFKT Idea 1. Launch the coin. Burn Clone X to collect the $RTFKT token. 2. The community raises money for the LP. 3. Slap in the face for NIKE corp. We have to keep the project alive. name “RTFKT — CTO (CloneX collection)” and the ticker $RTFKT. Use the image below.

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The Toledo Museum of Art in Toledo, Ohio, USA, has become the first major museum to make an artwork purchase by paying with cryptocurrency. In November, a digital work titled Abyssinian Queen (2024), created by Yatreda ያጥሥሬዳ, a group of artists from Ethiopia, was purchased. The payment was made to the USDC, but the exact amount was not disclosed. The museum spokesperson responsible for the transaction commented that it was quite normal: “If we were buying a work from a French gallery, we would have paid in euros, if at an English auction, we would have paid in pounds. Here we also felt it was appropriate to pay the artists in the currency they preferred.” It's important to note that not only artists are willing to accept payment in cryptocurrency, but buyers sometimes prefer to pay in it as well. Among new collectors, the number of those who prefer bitcoins to traditional currencies is growing. Experts suggest that they will soon have a significant impact on the art market.

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One day, a new robot named $Cl0nker appeared in the lab. He was mentally retarded, but very kind and friendly. He was created to do simple tasks, such as cleaning and sorting objects. ca: 0x10A8526848a2f7629F16aFC9794967262c3F9caD

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