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NEOS Newsletter: Tiffany Launches Exclusive NFT for CryptoPunks Owners

Dov Herman
NEOS Newsletter: Tiffany Launches Exclusive NFT for CryptoPunks Owners

In case you haven’t been able to keep up with the latest news from the world of NFTs, here’s a brief selection of the ones that caught our attention the most. From launches of new collections, to updates on platforms and other news about the crypto world, the idea is to bring an overview of what moved the market and caught the media’s attention during the week. In today’s edition we bring you some news in the world of NFTs, including the launch of Tiffany’s NFTs, the possible reveal of Pak’s identity and the auction of Barcelona’s first NFT. Check out more about the latest news from the world of NFTs!

Tiffany Launches ‘NFTiff’ for 30 ETH for CryptoPunks Owners

Tiffany & Co. is ready to launch itself into the world of NFTs with the release of ‘NFTiff’. The NFTs are on sale for 30 ETH ($50,000) each starting August 5th. The limited collection NFTiff by Tiffany & Co. consists of 250 digital passes designed exclusively for CryptoPunks holders. Thus, a custom-designed pendant is created along with an NFT digital artwork that resembles the design of the jewelry. The pendant will measure 30mm x 20-30mm. Jewelry designers will depict each CryptoPunk on custom-designed pendants, interpreting 87 attributes and 159 colors used in 10,000 CryptoPunk NFTs with the most similar gemstone or enamel color possible. Each pink or yellow gold pendant will be studded with at least 30 gemstones and/or diamonds to create the custom designs that depend on which CryptoPunk owner purchases the NFT. Gemstones include amethyst, sapphire, spinel and others.

Federico Clapis claims to be Pak, creator of the most expensive NFT of all time

Federico Clapis is reportedly one of the names behind Pak, whose controversial personality is speculated as either an individual or a team. In a tweet, the Italian artist claimed to be the real person behind one of the most influential NFT artists of all time. “I’m Pak”, was the tweet made on the 30th of July. Many even believe it to be true, as both Pak and Clapis have very similar actions when it comes to showing off their creations. However, this isn’t the first time someone has claimed to be Pak. In March, Paris Hilton, also very influential in the NFT space, also surprised the community and declared herself Pak in a tweet, which was also reposted by the artist at the time. Between February 2020 and April 2022, over 180,300 Pak NFTs were sold in the primary and secondary markets, raising nearly $400 million. Pak’s NFTs have been sold on platforms such as Sotheby’s, Nifty Gateway, MakersPlace, SuperRare, and Async Art. Pak is still recognized for introducing Beeple to the NFTs in October 2020.

Barcelona’s first NFT auctioned for nearly $700,000

Barcelona recently launched its first NFT, which sold for $693,000 at a Sotheby’s auction in New York on 29 July. The NFT was titled “In a Way, Immortal”. The NFT depicts Johan Cruyff’s iconic goal against Atletico Madrid’s Miguel Reina in 1973. The buyer also purchased four additional NFTs that each include a still image of the animated version that captures an iconic moment of the famous goal. The NFT owner will have access to training sessions and various other experiences such as meetings, visits to the Barcelona academy, La Masia, hospitality rights (for a minimum of five years), the right to play at the Spotify Camp Nou stadium and a delivery ball official before a friendly game.

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