Unique artworks still sold for NFT in the tens of thousands of dollars. It started with a tweet and then ended up converting NFT into auction currency to buy paintings.

Imagine how much the Mona Lisa will be equal to NFT?

A unique artwork that had a spot with the curious craftsman "Banksy" was sold for 228 Ethereum, generally $ 350,000 per hour of purchase.

He was a famous and mysterious craftsman of English spray painting at the same time, and the nickname "Robert Banksy", brought to the world in 1974, was accepted initially from Bristol.

However, there is no confirmation of Banksy's character. His various drawings appeared in many areas in Britain, especially in Bristol, London and around the world, and he mentions the West Bank on the dividing line. Banksy's drawings are transformed into theme and most include political, social, and good themes.

The craftsmanship was crafted, by a group of cryptographic professionals, transformed into a non-interchangeable NFT code and sold with its new advanced structure on the "OpenSea" website.

The Craftsman display on OpenSea comes just days after the pool has exhausted artwork in Brooklyn Park.

An anonymous source revealed to The Source recently that the craftsmen purchased the piece for around $ 100,000.

A representative of the pool showcasing the artistic creativity available for purchase said that he had not yet chosen any lofty reason that would receive proceeds from selling the piece in the name of NFT yet, despite the fact that he had been informed that the money would be reduced to Covid victims.

A similar representative added:

We are now arranging our next event as a team with an unmistakable craftsman, our goal is to connect the world of handicraft with the world of NFT.

Thus, we will do more to help this spirit.

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