In India , the world of NFTs suffers from the same inequalities as the world of traditional art
A digital artwork created by an Indian artist has been sold at an auction in New York for a record price of $20,000 (£26,000) - the highest price ever paid for an NFT token. The BBC’s Geeta Pandey explains why.
Source: scroll.inPublished on 2022-04-09
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