Auction house Sotheby's has revived its “Glitch: Beyond Binary” NFT auction after facing backlash over lack of diversity with the initial launch. The art sale will open on April 19 and feature 34 lots of digital art from different artists involved in the "glitch art" movement, the auction house said in a tweet last week. Glitch: Beyond Binary is a reboot of last month’s “Natively Digital: Glitch-ism” auction, which was temporarily paused after facing backlash for its lack of female artist representation. Sotheby’s detailed that it has appointed famous glitch artists Dina Chang and Dawnia Darkstone, also known as Letsglitchit, as co-curators for the upcoming NFT auction. “In co-curating Glitch: Beyond Binary, I aspired to present an eclectic ensemble of exceptional artists, each with their distinct vision and approach to the realm of glitch art," Letsglitchit said in a comment. Furthermore, Indian glitch artist Cyber Shakti will be featured in the re-curated Sotheby’s auction, showcasing her captivating artwork titled “DownloadinG Shiva.” #sociogram_creator #socigram_contest #crypto_news
Pepe Coin has risen by over 270% in the past 24 hours, with its price of $0.000000265475 representing a massive 1,000,000% gain since its launch on Sunday. The launch of PEPE comes amid the emergence of a new market trend for meme tokens modeled after Pepe the Frog, a cartoonish, humanoid frog that's popular within certain online circles. With PEPE's price rising so strongly since its launch over the weekend, it's clear that many traders are buying into the token, even if it has no real fundamentals beyond its apparent virality. As such, it may end falling as quickly as it has risen in the past few days, with other meme tokens doing a better job of offering actual utility and value. #sociogram_creator #sociogram_contest #crypto_news
SHIB), the world’s second-largest dog-inspired meme coin with a market capitalization of close to $6.5 billion, was last changing hands close to $0.000011 per token, broadly flat on the day. Trade in cryptocurrency markets on Friday has been subdued with most traditional financial markets in Europe and the Americas closed for Good Friday. The just released US labor market report for March was mostly in line with expectations, thus failing to trigger any meaningful breakouts in the crypto market. For now, Shiba Inu is holding up despite sell pressure in rival memecoin Dogecoin, which was triggered by Twitter removing the Dogecoin logo as it main logo on the platform. That’s probably because Shiba Inu, which has a different logo from Dogecoin (a cartoon version of a Shiba Inu), never pumped when Twitter implemented the Dogecoin logo in the first place. SHIB/USD is around 6.5% lower versus its earlier weekly highs in the $0.00001170 area, but is still up around 13% versus last month’s sub-$0.000010 lows. #sociogram_creator #socigram_contest #crypto_news
(SHIB), the world’s second-largest dog-inspired meme coin by market capitalization after Dogecoin that lives on the Ethereum blockchain as an ERC-20 token, has been consolidating in the $0.000011-0.00001150 area in the last few days. SHIB has failed to keep pace with a rapid surge in Dogecoin over the last few days after widely used social media application Twitter changed its logo to the Dogecoin logo (a picture of a Shiba Inu dog). SHIB continues to remain constrained to the upside by its 50-day moving average around $0.00001150, while the 21, 100 and 200DMAs all also continue to act as a magnet to the price action. #crypto_news #sociogram_creator #crypto_news