BERLIN, GERMANY: Artnet AG, the main platform for artwork market data and media, and the worldwide market for fine artwork introduced its second NFT sale.
As a fully integrated, Ethereum compatible, on-chain platform, ArtNFT is amongst the many first within the artwork world to present collectors with a transparent, efficient, trustworthy, and digitally native expertise with NFTs.
With a buyer’s premium of solely 10%, Artnet takes place because the most cost-effective curated NFT public sale platform within the conventional artwork market.
Following the extremely profitable inaugural ArtNFT sale in December 2021, the upcoming sale, Feels Rare Man, facilities on the Rare Pepe project, which started in 2016 on a blockchain department called Counterparty. Feels Rare Man options original Rare Pepes and Fake Rares, launched in 2021 throughout a resurgence of the Rare Pepe project.
“ArtNFT was envisioned to be an genuine and cryptonative extension of the work we do at Artnet Auctions and Artnet writ-large, and the tight curation and thematic focus of Feels Rare Man speaks meaningfully to our fulfilling that goal,” said Colleen Cash, VP, Auctions.
Works on this on-chain public sale can be bought simply in ETH, and all participating bidders will be airdropped a newly launched NFT by artist Viva La Vandal, which will be included within the Fake Rares directory.
The variety of bidders will decide the version size. The sale options a strong choice of works by iconic Rare Pepe artists, such as Joe Looney, Rare Scrilla, Mike, Indelible, ICQPEPE, John Villar and Pepenardo, and has discovered strong support from the Rare Pepe OG artists.
“We have spent significant time connecting with deep and diverse communities throughout the NFT space, and the communities concerned within the Rare Pepe and Fake Rares worlds are active, engaged, and engaging,” said Cash. “We are thrilled to be working in such shut collaboration with the actual OGs and founders on this critical a half of the NFT world.”
Artnet is a pioneer of the digital artwork market and was the primary firm to supply on-line gross sales of fine art. Today, artnet Auctions hosts greater than 70 curated auctions annually, that includes a vary of coveted post-war and contemporary paintings, sculptures, prints and photographs. As of the finish of 2021, the worth of transactions sold on Artnet Auctions had elevated by 6% YoY to 25.8 million USD, and revenues have elevated by 6% to 5.2 million USD. The expansion of ArtNFT has the potential to result in vastly accelerated growth at Artnet in 2022.
Artnet has an unparalleled 60 million distinctive customers annually, making it the largest global platform for fine art. Founded in 1989, Artnet has revolutionized the way people discover, research, and collect artwork today.
Artnet’s market data is a mission-critical useful resource for the artwork industry, encompassing greater than 15 million public sale outcomes and AI- and ML-driven analytics offering an distinctive level of transparency and perception into the artwork market. Artnet’s market connects main galleries and public sale homes with our global audience, offering a curated choice of over 250,000 artworks on the market worldwide. Artnet Auctions, the pioneering online-only public sale platform, offers unprecedented reach, liquidity, and efficiency.
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Artnet AG is listed within the Prime Standard of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, the segment with the highest transparency standards. The majority of operations are headquartered in New York at its wholly-owned subsidiary, Artnet Worldwide Corporation, a New York based entity based in 1989. Artnet Worldwide Corp. owns a London based subsidiary, Artnet UK Ltd.
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