The director criticizes the New York Post for the craze for selling digital assets, which he says is full of air.
Instructor living in Brooklyn, New York Alex Ramirez-Mallis trade in a 52-minute audio file consisting solely of farts recorded by him and his four friends during the year. The artist criticizes To the New York Post a recent craze in which digital assets are sold and bought like traditional art as a whole.
It is a new form of digital art or other property called NFT, or non-fungible token. It can be translated into a roughly non-convertible token. The originality of the works has been confirmed by the block chain used by cryptocurrencies, which also act as a digital signature of ownership.
At the same time, there are fears that this is a bubble.
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– If people sell digital art and giffs, why not fart, Ramírez-Mallis ponders the New York Post.
At the same time, the instructor sees here as a way to net a little money. The highest bid made from the fart file was about $ 183 a week ago, or about $ 155. There are also some individual farts on the market. Only one had been sold for $ 85, or 72 euros.
Source site www.is.fi
