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CryptoPunks
CryptoPunks TV Show? Meebits Food Truck? Both Now Possible as IP Rights Get Released
The decision by Yuga Labs, which bought the projects earlier this year, helps answer the question of what NFTs are good for.

Putting it on the Diamond Chain: Tiffany and Co Reveals $50K CryptoPunk Pendant
Luxury jewelry brand Tiffany and Co. (TIF) is selling 250 customized, diamond-encrusted pendant necklaces for 30 ETH (around $50,000) each exclusively to holders of the famed avatar collection CryptoPunks. “The Hash” hosts discuss the significance of the luxury industry’s latest leap forward into Web3.

CryptoPunks’ Floor Price Surges 10% Following Tiffany & Co. Collaboration News
The collection has seen $2.3 million in sales since Sunday’s partnership announcement, a 2,200% increase.

Jewelry Brand Tiffany and Co. Unveils $50K CryptoPunk Necklaces
The collection of diamond-encrusted pendants is exclusively available for CryptoPunk owners to purchase, and is limited to 250 editions.

Rare CryptoPunk Sells for $2.6M as Collection Continues Resurgence
The Tuesday sale was tied for the fifth largest in the collection’s history.

CryptoPunk NFT Is Latest Donation to Ukraine’s $33M Campaign
The sought-after NFT could be worth $200,000 according to some estimates.

Why the CryptoPunk Flop Is a Turning Point for NFT Auctions
A pseudonymous collector withdrew 104 CryptoPunks from Sotheby's. What does that mean for the future of splashy NFT auctions?

Sotheby’s Withdraws Sale of 104 Cryptopunks
“The Hash” discusses a botched auction at Sotheby’s. A collection of 104 CryptoPunks expected to reach $30 million was withdrawn, due to a last-minute decision from the seller. The Sotheby’s lot “Punk It!” was sold to pseudonymous collector “0x650d” in July 2021, who tweeted “nvm, decided to hodl” earlier this week.

Sotheby’s Withdraws Lot of 104 CryptoPunks Minutes Before Expected Auction
The sale was expected to draw up to $30 million before it was abruptly canceled by the seller.
