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another Vassell triple 👏 END 3Q | SAS 88, OKC 96

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🖼️ 24 HOURS OF ART 📊 Saturday Highlights 🏛️ All Time High at Auction 'Flux and Formation' by Emily Xie, jointly donated with AL & AL, hits Leonardo DiCaprio's private charity auction. reports a $100,000 result to none other than Blondie, marking an all-time high for Emily Xie. This continues a big Art Basel week for Xie and follows the private sellout of 6 artwork series 'Material Histories' with Adam Berninger, shown at Untitled Art Fair. 📰 At Auction Speaking of auctions, several are currently in progress: ▪️ Charity Auction via Leap in support of St. Jude: Features 30+ works, closes today at 3:00pm ET on donateart dot gg ▪️ 'Post-War and Contemporary Art' via Christie's: Includes 7 digitally native (or related) works ▪️ 'Next Wave' via Christie's Digital Art: 21 Lot auction 🎨 Art Blocks Activity It is another Art Blocks highlight filled 24 hours: - 'Fidenza' /999 by Tyler Hobbs Studio: 40 ETH, list: 46 ETH - 'Ringers' /1k by Dmitri Cherniak: 19 ETH to Robdog 🍾, list: 22 ETH - 'Chromie Squiggle' /10k by Erick / Snowfro / 🦩 / LAO / #️⃣ / 🔴: 6 sales for 31.54 ETH, list: 6 ETH - 'Meridian' /1k by Matt DesLauriers: 4.2 ETH to homerfan33 - 'Anticyclone' /800 by William Mapan: 2.3 WETH to Pal2891 🕵️ Artacle Insights We continue with our weekly digital art market deep dive, alongside Artacle: As the highest volume digital art week of 2024 settles, let's revisit the ARTCL index, which offers a macro perspective on the leading generative art collections. What does recent activity mean? As profiled last week, the index looked good within a month but remained down 50% year-to-date (YTD). Since then, ARTCL is up 30% this week and 42% this month, which narrows the YTD gap to down 35%. ARTCL index approximates: - November Low: 700 - Today: 1,000 - Break Even YTD: 1,500 - End of 2022 High: 3,000 - End of 2021 ATH: 4,000 Let's see where things go from here into the close of 2024. 📚 Collection: 5 Highlights - 'Winds of Yawanawa' /1k by Refik Anadol: 6 sales for 47.94 ETH, list: 8.9 ETH - 'CENTS' /10k (sovrn.art) by Rutherford Chang: 88 sales for 1.535 BTC, list: 0.016 BTC - 'DAMAGE CONTROL' by XCOPY 🏴: 10 sales for 10.78 ETH, list: 0.82 ETH - 'MAX PAIN' by XCOPY: 11 sales for 5.38 ETH & $9,249 total, list: 0.82 ETH - 'Opepen Edition' /15.8k by jack: 19 sales for 6.3 ETH, list: 0.25 ETH 💎 1/1: Highlights - 'Perfect Blue | 完璧な青' by Derech: 10.5 ETH to SuperRare John 💎 - 'Transient Reflections in Motion' by Botto: 5.324 ETH to yck.eth - 'A Mother's vision' by NLV: 1.5 ETH - 'blob pack study #1' (Feb 2021) by zach lieberman: 1 ETH 🎨 1/1/X: 5 Highlights - 'Light Years #001' /100 by Dmitri Cherniak: 8.5 ETH to LogicbombArt - 'Twelvefold' /300 by Yuga Labs: 0.2 BTC - 'ICXN' /500 (Art Blocks Engine) by XCOPY: 2.567 WETH to blinton - 'Synthetic Dreams' /1k by Refik Anadol: 1.4077 WETH - 'beef brothko' /666 by die with the most likes: 0.9263, 0.92, 0.9001, 0.9 & 0.8772 WETH 🖼️ Edition: Highlights - 'GIGACHAD' /100 by beeple: 24 ETH - 'REBIRTH' /100 by Beeple: 7.78 ETH - 'BULL RUN' /271 by Beeple: 7.75 WETH to d50f - 'Player' /256 by Sam Spratt: 7.5001 WETH to NFTButler_Doge - 'Red Lite District' /210 by OSF: 2.699 ETH to killivault - 'QQL Mint Pass' /679 by Tyler Hobbs and Dandelion Mané: 2.44, 2.4 & 2.399 ETH to SpiritMonke 🤝 Saturday Highlights are abbreviated. There is more to explore across art. Have an inspired weekend! Pictured: - 'Flux and Formation' by Emily Xie - 'Fidenza #795' by Tyler Hobbs - 'Perfect Blue | 完璧な青' by Derech - 'Ringers #304' by Dmitri Cherniak - 'GIGACHAD' by Beeple - Artacle (pictured each time we do a breakout analysis) - 'Player' by Sam Spratt
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🖼️ 24 HOURS OF ART 📊 Saturday Highlights 🏛️ All Time High at Auction 'Flux and Formation' by Emily Xie, jointly donated with AL & AL, hits Leonardo DiCaprio's private charity auction. reports a $100,000 result to none other than Blondie, marking an all-time high for Emily Xie. This continues a big Art Basel week for Xie and follows the private sellout of 6 artwork series 'Material Histories' with Adam Berninger, shown at Untitled Art Fair. 📰 At Auction Speaking of auctions, several are currently in progress: ▪️ Charity Auction via Leap in support of St. Jude: Features 30+ works, closes today at 3:00pm ET on donateart dot gg ▪️ 'Post-War and Contemporary Art' via Christie's: Includes 7 digitally native (or related) works ▪️ 'Next Wave' via Christie's Digital Art: 21 Lot auction 🎨 Art Blocks Activity It is another Art Blocks highlight filled 24 hours: - 'Fidenza' /999 by Tyler Hobbs Studio: 40 ETH, list: 46 ETH - 'Ringers' /1k by Dmitri Cherniak: 19 ETH to Robdog 🍾, list: 22 ETH - 'Chromie Squiggle' /10k by Erick / Snowfro / 🦩 / LAO / #️⃣ / 🔴: 6 sales for 31.54 ETH, list: 6 ETH - 'Meridian' /1k by Matt DesLauriers: 4.2 ETH to homerfan33 - 'Anticyclone' /800 by William Mapan: 2.3 WETH to Pal2891 🕵️ Artacle Insights We continue with our weekly digital art market deep dive, alongside Artacle: As the highest volume digital art week of 2024 settles, let's revisit the ARTCL index, which offers a macro perspective on the leading generative art collections. What does recent activity mean? As profiled last week, the index looked good within a month but remained down 50% year-to-date (YTD). Since then, ARTCL is up 30% this week and 42% this month, which narrows the YTD gap to down 35%. ARTCL index approximates: - November Low: 700 - Today: 1,000 - Break Even YTD: 1,500 - End of 2022 High: 3,000 - End of 2021 ATH: 4,000 Let's see where things go from here into the close of 2024. 📚 Collection: 5 Highlights - 'Winds of Yawanawa' /1k by Refik Anadol: 6 sales for 47.94 ETH, list: 8.9 ETH - 'CENTS' /10k (sovrn.art) by Rutherford Chang: 88 sales for 1.535 BTC, list: 0.016 BTC - 'DAMAGE CONTROL' by XCOPY 🏴: 10 sales for 10.78 ETH, list: 0.82 ETH - 'MAX PAIN' by XCOPY: 11 sales for 5.38 ETH & $9,249 total, list: 0.82 ETH - 'Opepen Edition' /15.8k by jack: 19 sales for 6.3 ETH, list: 0.25 ETH 💎 1/1: Highlights - 'Perfect Blue | 完璧な青' by Derech: 10.5 ETH to SuperRare John 💎 - 'Transient Reflections in Motion' by Botto: 5.324 ETH to yck.eth - 'A Mother's vision' by NLV: 1.5 ETH - 'blob pack study #1' (Feb 2021) by zach lieberman: 1 ETH 🎨 1/1/X: 5 Highlights - 'Light Years #001' /100 by Dmitri Cherniak: 8.5 ETH to LogicbombArt - 'Twelvefold' /300 by Yuga Labs: 0.2 BTC - 'ICXN' /500 (Art Blocks Engine) by XCOPY: 2.567 WETH to blinton - 'Synthetic Dreams' /1k by Refik Anadol: 1.4077 WETH - 'beef brothko' /666 by die with the most likes: 0.9263, 0.92, 0.9001, 0.9 & 0.8772 WETH 🖼️ Edition: Highlights - 'GIGACHAD' /100 by beeple: 24 ETH - 'REBIRTH' /100 by Beeple: 7.78 ETH - 'BULL RUN' /271 by Beeple: 7.75 WETH to d50f - 'Player' /256 by Sam Spratt: 7.5001 WETH to NFTButler_Doge - 'Red Lite District' /210 by OSF: 2.699 ETH to killivault - 'QQL Mint Pass' /679 by Tyler Hobbs and Dandelion Mané: 2.44, 2.4 & 2.399 ETH to SpiritMonke 🤝 Saturday Highlights are abbreviated. There is more to explore across art. Have an inspired weekend! Pictured: - 'Flux and Formation' by Emily Xie - 'Fidenza #795' by Tyler Hobbs - 'Perfect Blue | 完璧な青' by Derech - 'Ringers #304' by Dmitri Cherniak - 'GIGACHAD' by Beeple - Artacle (pictured each time we do a breakout analysis) - 'Player' by Sam Spratt

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