When art collectors chucked NFTs worth millions in the garbage

By cineramaApril 9, 2022NFT

Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain When digital artist Robbie Barrat handed out free NFT coupons at Christie’s four years ago, most guests dumped them in the bin, not realising they […]

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When art collectors chucked NFTs worth millions in the garbage

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