Why CryptoPunks Are So Valuable

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Avaya
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Why CryptoPunks Are So Valuable

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CryptoPunks can be thought of as works of generative art - art created by an autonomous system, usually according to a given algorithm. But, we think, buyers value them not for this.

According to art critic Blake Gopnik, CryptoPunks is a combination of art, technology, absurdity and social experimentation, analogous to the experiments of some avant-garde artists. In the 1960s, the pioneering artist Yves Klein was selling "zones of intangible pictorial sensibility" - empty and indefinite pieces of space - giving buyers a signed certificate that they had just bought such a thing. And Andy Warhol had advertisements inviting people to bring any household item to his studio so he could sign it with his signature as Warhol's work.

From an aesthetic point of view, most NFT artwork is hardly more attractive than empty space - as with the Klein void, the certification is what really matters to buyers, not the certified thing itself.

Why are some characters worth tens of thousands of dollars while others are worth millions? The price is formed based on the analysis of the rarity of certain attributes of the crypto bank. However, this is all very subjective. For example, earrings are the most common attribute, while hats are the rarest. Characters with caps are much more expensive. However, hundreds of crypto-banks have glasses, but they are more expensive than characters with green clown hair, although there are fewer of them.

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Obviously, this is a very speculative market. There are no fundamental factors that would justify the price of crypto-banks even in the thousands of dollars. There are simply people willing to pay such a price for NFT. What drives them? Most probably want to resell the token at a higher price in the future. Some investors see NFT as a way to diversify their crypto portfolios. Others see CryptoPunks as just a game.

At the same time, judging by the discussion in the CryptoPunks community chat on Discord, only a small part of the holders of cryptopunks can be attributed to collectors. As noted in the comments for Mashable Hall and Watkinson, when launching the project, they relied on the interest of collectors in it. The developers wanted to create something rare, whose deficit would be guaranteed. The existence of crypto-banks on the blockchain ensures that no one else can release new characters or change old ones.

The popularity of CryptoPunks is largely due to the fact that they were supposedly the first NFT project on the Ethereum blockchain. This is often written in the media and the owners of crypto-banks are willingly talking about this, referring to the fact that primacy makes the project special.

However, this is not entirely true. The Etheria game launched back in 2015, just three months after the Ethereum mainnet was activated. In the game, users can buy and sell land by building real estate on it. She didn't shoot at the start, but the recent NFT boom has brought interest back to the game. At the end of February, the creator of Etheria made more than $ 1.4 million in just a few days.But we do not think that Etheria's status as an earlier NFT project will greatly affect the value of crypto-banks. After all, it is not primacy that is important, but how much CryptoPunks have done for the crypto community and the NFT market.

Right now, the cosmic prices for crypto-banks are driven by the hype around the NFT. Artists sell digital art for millions of dollars, and musicians, athletes, actors, and even business media produce their own NFTs.

Will crypto-banks stay as expensive as the NFT boom dies down? According to Bloomberg, NFT prices have plummeted since their peak in mid-February, when the average price of digital collectibles hovered around $ 4,000. Now the average price has dropped to $ 1,400, a 70 percent decline. Nevertheless, prices for CryptoPunks are on the contrary growing so far. It is impossible to predict what they will be in the medium and long term - the market is too young.

Much will depend on the further development of the CryptoPunks and Larva Labs project. For example, Dapper Labs, which launched CryptoKitties and the NBA Top Shot, an NFT repository of the best of the game, announced that it has raised $ 305 million in a $ 2.6 billion valuation to expand through new partnerships.

Hall and Watkinson commented to Techcrunch that they are not yet thinking about making Larva Labs a large company or entering into new partnerships. They are now focused on developing the CryptoPunks ecosystem and are working on launching a new NFT project that will lower the entry threshold for investors and collectors.
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Re: Why CryptoPunks Are So Valuable

I've seen these kind of loot boxes of a character designed in many variations. Now i probably get the point why they make these - to make more profit. It's right, isn't it? Correct me if im wrong
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Of course it's fascinating to have the right to own something and increase the number and value of your items. But it's also sums up to your wealth worth
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Re: Why CryptoPunks Are So Valuable

Avaya wrote: 11 May 2021, 16:43 Image
CryptoPunks can be thought of as works of generative art - art created by an autonomous system, usually according to a given algorithm. But, we think, buyers value them not for this.

According to art critic Blake Gopnik, CryptoPunks is a combination of art, technology, absurdity and social experimentation, analogous to the experiments of some avant-garde artists. In the 1960s, the pioneering artist Yves Klein was selling "zones of intangible pictorial sensibility" - empty and indefinite pieces of space - giving buyers a signed certificate that they had just bought such a thing. And Andy Warhol had advertisements inviting people to bring any household item to his studio so he could sign it with his signature as Warhol's work.

From an aesthetic point of view, most NFT artwork is hardly more attractive than empty space - as with the Klein void, the certification is what really matters to buyers, not the certified thing itself.

Why are some characters worth tens of thousands of dollars while others are worth millions? The price is formed based on the analysis of the rarity of certain attributes of the crypto bank. However, this is all very subjective. For example, earrings are the most common attribute, while hats are the rarest. Characters with caps are much more expensive. However, hundreds of crypto-banks have glasses, but they are more expensive than characters with green clown hair, although there are fewer of them.

Image

Obviously, this is a very speculative market. There are no fundamental factors that would justify the price of crypto-banks even in the thousands of dollars. There are simply people willing to pay such a price for NFT. What drives them? Most probably want to resell the token at a higher price in the future. Some investors see NFT as a way to diversify their crypto portfolios. Others see CryptoPunks as just a game.

At the same time, judging by the discussion in the CryptoPunks community chat on Discord, only a small part of the holders of cryptopunks can be attributed to collectors. As noted in the comments for Mashable Hall and Watkinson, when launching the project, they relied on the interest of collectors in it. The developers wanted to create something rare, whose deficit would be guaranteed. The existence of crypto-banks on the blockchain ensures that no one else can release new characters or change old ones.

The popularity of CryptoPunks is largely due to the fact that they were supposedly the first NFT project on the Ethereum blockchain. This is often written in the media and the owners of crypto-banks are willingly talking about this, referring to the fact that primacy makes the project special.

However, this is not entirely true. The Etheria game launched back in 2015, just three months after the Ethereum mainnet was activated. In the game, users can buy and sell land by building real estate on it. She didn't shoot at the start, but the recent NFT boom has brought interest back to the game. At the end of February, the creator of Etheria made more than $ 1.4 million in just a few days.But we do not think that Etheria's status as an earlier NFT project will greatly affect the value of crypto-banks. After all, it is not primacy that is important, but how much CryptoPunks have done for the crypto community and the NFT market.

Right now, the cosmic prices for crypto-banks are driven by the hype around the NFT. Artists sell digital art for millions of dollars, and musicians, athletes, actors, and even business media produce their own NFTs.

Will crypto-banks stay as expensive as the NFT boom dies down? According to Bloomberg, NFT prices have plummeted since their peak in mid-February, when the average price of digital collectibles hovered around $ 4,000. Now the average price has dropped to $ 1,400, a 70 percent decline. Nevertheless, prices for CryptoPunks are on the contrary growing so far. It is impossible to predict what they will be in the medium and long term - the market is too young.

Much will depend on the further development of the CryptoPunks and Larva Labs project. For example, Dapper Labs, which launched CryptoKitties and the NBA Top Shot, an NFT repository of the best of the game, announced that it has raised $ 305 million in a $ 2.6 billion valuation to expand through new partnerships.

Hall and Watkinson commented to Techcrunch that they are not yet thinking about making Larva Labs a large company or entering into new partnerships. They are now focused on developing the CryptoPunks ecosystem and are working on launching a new NFT project that will lower the entry threshold for investors and collectors.
So i didn't understand an ounce of this information. Why do these pixelated pictures cost several thousand dollars?
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Re: Why CryptoPunks Are So Valuable

PeteHugh wrote: 22 Dec 2021, 10:21 Of course it's fascinating to have the right to own something and increase the number and value of your items. But it's also sums up to your wealth worth
I think the first who is gonna buy this gonna be also the last one. This is just so hyped NFTs collection
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Re: Why CryptoPunks Are So Valuable

Avaya wrote: 11 May 2021, 16:43 Image
CryptoPunks can be thought of as works of generative art - art created by an autonomous system, usually according to a given algorithm. But, we think, buyers value them not for this.

According to art critic Blake Gopnik, CryptoPunks is a combination of art, technology, absurdity and social experimentation, analogous to the experiments of some avant-garde artists. In the 1960s, the pioneering artist Yves Klein was selling "zones of intangible pictorial sensibility" - empty and indefinite pieces of space - giving buyers a signed certificate that they had just bought such a thing. And Andy Warhol had advertisements inviting people to bring any household item to his studio so he could sign it with his signature as Warhol's work.

From an aesthetic point of view, most NFT artwork is hardly more attractive than empty space - as with the Klein void, the certification is what really matters to buyers, not the certified thing itself.

Why are some characters worth tens of thousands of dollars while others are worth millions? The price is formed based on the analysis of the rarity of certain attributes of the crypto bank. However, this is all very subjective. For example, earrings are the most common attribute, while hats are the rarest. Characters with caps are much more expensive. However, hundreds of crypto-banks have glasses, but they are more expensive than characters with green clown hair, although there are fewer of them.

Image

Obviously, this is a very speculative market. There are no fundamental factors that would justify the price of crypto-banks even in the thousands of dollars. There are simply people willing to pay such a price for NFT. What drives them? Most probably want to resell the token at a higher price in the future. Some investors see NFT as a way to diversify their crypto portfolios. Others see CryptoPunks as just a game.

At the same time, judging by the discussion in the CryptoPunks community chat on Discord, only a small part of the holders of cryptopunks can be attributed to collectors. As noted in the comments for Mashable Hall and Watkinson, when launching the project, they relied on the interest of collectors in it. The developers wanted to create something rare, whose deficit would be guaranteed. The existence of crypto-banks on the blockchain ensures that no one else can release new characters or change old ones.

The popularity of CryptoPunks is largely due to the fact that they were supposedly the first NFT project on the Ethereum blockchain. This is often written in the media and the owners of crypto-banks are willingly talking about this, referring to the fact that primacy makes the project special.

However, this is not entirely true. The Etheria game launched back in 2015, just three months after the Ethereum mainnet was activated. In the game, users can buy and sell land by building real estate on it. She didn't shoot at the start, but the recent NFT boom has brought interest back to the game. At the end of February, the creator of Etheria made more than $ 1.4 million in just a few days.But we do not think that Etheria's status as an earlier NFT project will greatly affect the value of crypto-banks. After all, it is not primacy that is important, but how much CryptoPunks have done for the crypto community and the NFT market.

Right now, the cosmic prices for crypto-banks are driven by the hype around the NFT. Artists sell digital art for millions of dollars, and musicians, athletes, actors, and even business media produce their own NFTs.

Will crypto-banks stay as expensive as the NFT boom dies down? According to Bloomberg, NFT prices have plummeted since their peak in mid-February, when the average price of digital collectibles hovered around $ 4,000. Now the average price has dropped to $ 1,400, a 70 percent decline. Nevertheless, prices for CryptoPunks are on the contrary growing so far. It is impossible to predict what they will be in the medium and long term - the market is too young.

Much will depend on the further development of the CryptoPunks and Larva Labs project. For example, Dapper Labs, which launched CryptoKitties and the NBA Top Shot, an NFT repository of the best of the game, announced that it has raised $ 305 million in a $ 2.6 billion valuation to expand through new partnerships.

Hall and Watkinson commented to Techcrunch that they are not yet thinking about making Larva Labs a large company or entering into new partnerships. They are now focused on developing the CryptoPunks ecosystem and are working on launching a new NFT project that will lower the entry threshold for investors and collectors.
Very cool opportunity for art creators! Very happy for them that they have brought such a gems
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Re: Why CryptoPunks Are So Valuable

Maria wrote: 28 Dec 2021, 12:57
Avaya wrote: 11 May 2021, 16:43 Image
CryptoPunks can be thought of as works of generative art - art created by an autonomous system, usually according to a given algorithm. But, we think, buyers value them not for this.

According to art critic Blake Gopnik, CryptoPunks is a combination of art, technology, absurdity and social experimentation, analogous to the experiments of some avant-garde artists. In the 1960s, the pioneering artist Yves Klein was selling "zones of intangible pictorial sensibility" - empty and indefinite pieces of space - giving buyers a signed certificate that they had just bought such a thing. And Andy Warhol had advertisements inviting people to bring any household item to his studio so he could sign it with his signature as Warhol's work.

From an aesthetic point of view, most NFT artwork is hardly more attractive than empty space - as with the Klein void, the certification is what really matters to buyers, not the certified thing itself.

Why are some characters worth tens of thousands of dollars while others are worth millions? The price is formed based on the analysis of the rarity of certain attributes of the crypto bank. However, this is all very subjective. For example, earrings are the most common attribute, while hats are the rarest. Characters with caps are much more expensive. However, hundreds of crypto-banks have glasses, but they are more expensive than characters with green clown hair, although there are fewer of them.

Image

Obviously, this is a very speculative market. There are no fundamental factors that would justify the price of crypto-banks even in the thousands of dollars. There are simply people willing to pay such a price for NFT. What drives them? Most probably want to resell the token at a higher price in the future. Some investors see NFT as a way to diversify their crypto portfolios. Others see CryptoPunks as just a game.

At the same time, judging by the discussion in the CryptoPunks community chat on Discord, only a small part of the holders of cryptopunks can be attributed to collectors. As noted in the comments for Mashable Hall and Watkinson, when launching the project, they relied on the interest of collectors in it. The developers wanted to create something rare, whose deficit would be guaranteed. The existence of crypto-banks on the blockchain ensures that no one else can release new characters or change old ones.

The popularity of CryptoPunks is largely due to the fact that they were supposedly the first NFT project on the Ethereum blockchain. This is often written in the media and the owners of crypto-banks are willingly talking about this, referring to the fact that primacy makes the project special.

However, this is not entirely true. The Etheria game launched back in 2015, just three months after the Ethereum mainnet was activated. In the game, users can buy and sell land by building real estate on it. She didn't shoot at the start, but the recent NFT boom has brought interest back to the game. At the end of February, the creator of Etheria made more than $ 1.4 million in just a few days.But we do not think that Etheria's status as an earlier NFT project will greatly affect the value of crypto-banks. After all, it is not primacy that is important, but how much CryptoPunks have done for the crypto community and the NFT market.

Right now, the cosmic prices for crypto-banks are driven by the hype around the NFT. Artists sell digital art for millions of dollars, and musicians, athletes, actors, and even business media produce their own NFTs.

Will crypto-banks stay as expensive as the NFT boom dies down? According to Bloomberg, NFT prices have plummeted since their peak in mid-February, when the average price of digital collectibles hovered around $ 4,000. Now the average price has dropped to $ 1,400, a 70 percent decline. Nevertheless, prices for CryptoPunks are on the contrary growing so far. It is impossible to predict what they will be in the medium and long term - the market is too young.

Much will depend on the further development of the CryptoPunks and Larva Labs project. For example, Dapper Labs, which launched CryptoKitties and the NBA Top Shot, an NFT repository of the best of the game, announced that it has raised $ 305 million in a $ 2.6 billion valuation to expand through new partnerships.

Hall and Watkinson commented to Techcrunch that they are not yet thinking about making Larva Labs a large company or entering into new partnerships. They are now focused on developing the CryptoPunks ecosystem and are working on launching a new NFT project that will lower the entry threshold for investors and collectors.
So i didn't understand an ounce of this information. Why do these pixelated pictures cost several thousand dollars?
Beacuse it is culturally very important. And in fact it was auctioned, so the customers choosed to place the higher and higher bids
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Re: Why CryptoPunks Are So Valuable

John_ji wrote: 29 Dec 2021, 11:21
Maria wrote: 28 Dec 2021, 12:57
Avaya wrote: 11 May 2021, 16:43 Image
CryptoPunks can be thought of as works of generative art - art created by an autonomous system, usually according to a given algorithm. But, we think, buyers value them not for this.

According to art critic Blake Gopnik, CryptoPunks is a combination of art, technology, absurdity and social experimentation, analogous to the experiments of some avant-garde artists. In the 1960s, the pioneering artist Yves Klein was selling "zones of intangible pictorial sensibility" - empty and indefinite pieces of space - giving buyers a signed certificate that they had just bought such a thing. And Andy Warhol had advertisements inviting people to bring any household item to his studio so he could sign it with his signature as Warhol's work.

From an aesthetic point of view, most NFT artwork is hardly more attractive than empty space - as with the Klein void, the certification is what really matters to buyers, not the certified thing itself.

Why are some characters worth tens of thousands of dollars while others are worth millions? The price is formed based on the analysis of the rarity of certain attributes of the crypto bank. However, this is all very subjective. For example, earrings are the most common attribute, while hats are the rarest. Characters with caps are much more expensive. However, hundreds of crypto-banks have glasses, but they are more expensive than characters with green clown hair, although there are fewer of them.

Image

Obviously, this is a very speculative market. There are no fundamental factors that would justify the price of crypto-banks even in the thousands of dollars. There are simply people willing to pay such a price for NFT. What drives them? Most probably want to resell the token at a higher price in the future. Some investors see NFT as a way to diversify their crypto portfolios. Others see CryptoPunks as just a game.

At the same time, judging by the discussion in the CryptoPunks community chat on Discord, only a small part of the holders of cryptopunks can be attributed to collectors. As noted in the comments for Mashable Hall and Watkinson, when launching the project, they relied on the interest of collectors in it. The developers wanted to create something rare, whose deficit would be guaranteed. The existence of crypto-banks on the blockchain ensures that no one else can release new characters or change old ones.

The popularity of CryptoPunks is largely due to the fact that they were supposedly the first NFT project on the Ethereum blockchain. This is often written in the media and the owners of crypto-banks are willingly talking about this, referring to the fact that primacy makes the project special.

However, this is not entirely true. The Etheria game launched back in 2015, just three months after the Ethereum mainnet was activated. In the game, users can buy and sell land by building real estate on it. She didn't shoot at the start, but the recent NFT boom has brought interest back to the game. At the end of February, the creator of Etheria made more than $ 1.4 million in just a few days.But we do not think that Etheria's status as an earlier NFT project will greatly affect the value of crypto-banks. After all, it is not primacy that is important, but how much CryptoPunks have done for the crypto community and the NFT market.

Right now, the cosmic prices for crypto-banks are driven by the hype around the NFT. Artists sell digital art for millions of dollars, and musicians, athletes, actors, and even business media produce their own NFTs.

Will crypto-banks stay as expensive as the NFT boom dies down? According to Bloomberg, NFT prices have plummeted since their peak in mid-February, when the average price of digital collectibles hovered around $ 4,000. Now the average price has dropped to $ 1,400, a 70 percent decline. Nevertheless, prices for CryptoPunks are on the contrary growing so far. It is impossible to predict what they will be in the medium and long term - the market is too young.

Much will depend on the further development of the CryptoPunks and Larva Labs project. For example, Dapper Labs, which launched CryptoKitties and the NBA Top Shot, an NFT repository of the best of the game, announced that it has raised $ 305 million in a $ 2.6 billion valuation to expand through new partnerships.

Hall and Watkinson commented to Techcrunch that they are not yet thinking about making Larva Labs a large company or entering into new partnerships. They are now focused on developing the CryptoPunks ecosystem and are working on launching a new NFT project that will lower the entry threshold for investors and collectors.
So i didn't understand an ounce of this information. Why do these pixelated pictures cost several thousand dollars?
Beacuse it is culturally very important. And in fact it was auctioned, so the customers choosed to place the higher and higher bids
There are very few people who are interested in bying these collections. They say so that it gains more hype and then the one who is very poor will buy this with his only money
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Re: Why CryptoPunks Are So Valuable

John_ji wrote: 29 Dec 2021, 11:21
Maria wrote: 28 Dec 2021, 12:57
Avaya wrote: 11 May 2021, 16:43 Image
CryptoPunks can be thought of as works of generative art - art created by an autonomous system, usually according to a given algorithm. But, we think, buyers value them not for this.

According to art critic Blake Gopnik, CryptoPunks is a combination of art, technology, absurdity and social experimentation, analogous to the experiments of some avant-garde artists. In the 1960s, the pioneering artist Yves Klein was selling "zones of intangible pictorial sensibility" - empty and indefinite pieces of space - giving buyers a signed certificate that they had just bought such a thing. And Andy Warhol had advertisements inviting people to bring any household item to his studio so he could sign it with his signature as Warhol's work.

From an aesthetic point of view, most NFT artwork is hardly more attractive than empty space - as with the Klein void, the certification is what really matters to buyers, not the certified thing itself.

Why are some characters worth tens of thousands of dollars while others are worth millions? The price is formed based on the analysis of the rarity of certain attributes of the crypto bank. However, this is all very subjective. For example, earrings are the most common attribute, while hats are the rarest. Characters with caps are much more expensive. However, hundreds of crypto-banks have glasses, but they are more expensive than characters with green clown hair, although there are fewer of them.

Image

Obviously, this is a very speculative market. There are no fundamental factors that would justify the price of crypto-banks even in the thousands of dollars. There are simply people willing to pay such a price for NFT. What drives them? Most probably want to resell the token at a higher price in the future. Some investors see NFT as a way to diversify their crypto portfolios. Others see CryptoPunks as just a game.

At the same time, judging by the discussion in the CryptoPunks community chat on Discord, only a small part of the holders of cryptopunks can be attributed to collectors. As noted in the comments for Mashable Hall and Watkinson, when launching the project, they relied on the interest of collectors in it. The developers wanted to create something rare, whose deficit would be guaranteed. The existence of crypto-banks on the blockchain ensures that no one else can release new characters or change old ones.

The popularity of CryptoPunks is largely due to the fact that they were supposedly the first NFT project on the Ethereum blockchain. This is often written in the media and the owners of crypto-banks are willingly talking about this, referring to the fact that primacy makes the project special.

However, this is not entirely true. The Etheria game launched back in 2015, just three months after the Ethereum mainnet was activated. In the game, users can buy and sell land by building real estate on it. She didn't shoot at the start, but the recent NFT boom has brought interest back to the game. At the end of February, the creator of Etheria made more than $ 1.4 million in just a few days.But we do not think that Etheria's status as an earlier NFT project will greatly affect the value of crypto-banks. After all, it is not primacy that is important, but how much CryptoPunks have done for the crypto community and the NFT market.

Right now, the cosmic prices for crypto-banks are driven by the hype around the NFT. Artists sell digital art for millions of dollars, and musicians, athletes, actors, and even business media produce their own NFTs.

Will crypto-banks stay as expensive as the NFT boom dies down? According to Bloomberg, NFT prices have plummeted since their peak in mid-February, when the average price of digital collectibles hovered around $ 4,000. Now the average price has dropped to $ 1,400, a 70 percent decline. Nevertheless, prices for CryptoPunks are on the contrary growing so far. It is impossible to predict what they will be in the medium and long term - the market is too young.

Much will depend on the further development of the CryptoPunks and Larva Labs project. For example, Dapper Labs, which launched CryptoKitties and the NBA Top Shot, an NFT repository of the best of the game, announced that it has raised $ 305 million in a $ 2.6 billion valuation to expand through new partnerships.

Hall and Watkinson commented to Techcrunch that they are not yet thinking about making Larva Labs a large company or entering into new partnerships. They are now focused on developing the CryptoPunks ecosystem and are working on launching a new NFT project that will lower the entry threshold for investors and collectors.
So i didn't understand an ounce of this information. Why do these pixelated pictures cost several thousand dollars?
Beacuse it is culturally very important. And in fact it was auctioned, so the customers choosed to place the higher and higher bids
I still cant believe it. It is similar to the people who bought Jacksom Pollock
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Re: Why CryptoPunks Are So Valuable

Mike09 wrote: 05 Jan 2022, 16:13
John_ji wrote: 29 Dec 2021, 11:21
Maria wrote: 28 Dec 2021, 12:57

So i didn't understand an ounce of this information. Why do these pixelated pictures cost several thousand dollars?
Beacuse it is culturally very important. And in fact it was auctioned, so the customers choosed to place the higher and higher bids
There are very few people who are interested in bying these collections. They say so that it gains more hype and then the one who is very poor will buy this with his only money
Seems legit but i dont know if a regular working class people have that amount of money without goind into big debt
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