Auction booth Sotstby held an auction with the collection non-interchangeable tokens bankrupt hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC).
One of the most significant collections of digital art ever assembled is coming to auction at Sotheby’s across a series of multiple sales throughout 2023.
It all starts 19 May during the Marquee Sale Week at Sotheby’s New York. https://t.co/SrjdtubD3W #Sotheby’sGRAILS pic.twitter.com/AoXRNAbUq7
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A series of sales will be revealed in grass and trivatime by the end of the year.
Collection Grails, which used to be 3AC, revenge: CryptoPunk No. 6649 in zombie style, Ringers No. 879 by Dmitry Chernyak and Fidenza No. 216 by Tyler Hobbs.
“This great collection marks an important moment for the growth of generative science on blockchain in 2021 and is based on the idea of bringing the best and rarest robots available to the market,” said the head of Sotsby, Michael Buhanna.
At the peak of its activity, 3AC spent money on collection tokens. The hedge fund added Ringers #879, known as the “Golden Goose”, for 1800 ETH – $5.6 million at the moment.
Earlier liquidator 3AC, consulting firm Teneo, now reminded about the plan to sell the collection of the bankrupt structure. The Zerion platform has valued the token value at $6.4 million at base prices.
At the heart of 2022, the court of the Virgin Islands praising liquidity 3AC. The company has filed an application to the USA for protection against bankruptcy.
Let’s guess, at the end of 2023, hedge fund co-founders Su Zhu and Kyle Dawis created cryptocurrency exchange OPNX.