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The blockchain-backed technology gives artists a way to take ownership and collect compensation for digital works.

Ryan Maloney Christie's NFT auction closes at $69 million, as digital art sets off a 'gold rush' The blockchain-backed technology gives artists a way to take ownership and collect compensation for digital works. Listen - 06:54 Artist Ryan Maloney had planned a conventional launch for his latest project, a series of collector cards called Beastly Ballers that feature cartoon creatures decked out in football gear. The New Canaan, Connecticut-based illustrator was going to use a Chinese printer to package the cards; then he'd market them online and sell t...

The blockchain-backed technology shines a spotlight on digital ownership.

Digital content has value, and crypto collectors are flocking to lay their namesake on the biggest collections of tomorrow.

Share this article Atlanta-born visual artist Greg Mike has made his mark in the world of crypto art, partnering up with Nifty Gateway to release a series of MAD CAN digital art collectibles. The NFT artworks portray Mike’s whimsical, spray-can humanoids in an array of colorful compositions and motifs. The series, entitled NIFTY FIFTY, are currently being sold as NFTs with an accompanying Infinite Objects frame and a special crystal Loudmouf sculpture in a collectible box — acting as a physical token for interested collectors. Accompanying the standalone series is a selection of collab...