NFTs are helping artists solve a vital problem: who owns digital artwork?

By cineramaApril 3, 2021Ethereum

The artist Kevin Abosch has sold a picture of a potato for $1.5m, made a neon sculpture inspired by cryptocurrency, and even sold his own blood on the blockchain.

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NFTs are helping artists solve a vital problem: who owns digital artwork?

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