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Rarest Pepe — ‘most important NFT in art history’ — sells for 205 ETH With more than $300M spent on NFTs this year, it is no surprise that one of the rarest Pepe NFTs “Homer Pepe” just changed hands for $320,000. 43173 Total views News The rarest Pepe of them all, “Homer Pepe”, has sold for 205 ETH ($320,000) according to owner Peter Kell. The one-of-a-kind card displays a morph between Simpsons character Homer and the infamous Pepe The Frog. Peter Kell's Instagram post. Source: Instagram Pepe is a cartoon frog created by artist Matt Furie and...

Rare Homer Simpson Pepe NFT Sells For $312k Reading Time: 3min read Forget DeFi; non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are where it’s at. Proof of that comes in the form of ‘Homer Pepe,’ a rare NFT that combines the beloved Homer Simpson character with meme maestro Pepe The Frog. Yesterday, the former owner of ‘Homer Pepe,’ Peter Kell, posted on his Instagram that he had sold it for 205 Ethereum, or $312k. ‘Homer Pepe’ NFT Turns a 700% Profit Kell’s story began in early 2018 at the Rare Art Labs Digital Art Festival auction in New York City. Meme enthusiasts packed a small event room to ...

Published February 19, 2021 5:37pm The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and New Zealand have donated 35 cold storage units for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccines, the Bangsamoro government announced Friday. According to the Bangsamoro government, the donation is under the IOM’s program that seeks to alleviate the impact of COVID-19 on displaced communities in Mindanao. “This equipment will not go squander and it will be utilized with great care,” OIC health minister Dr. Amirel Usman said in a statement. “We have been at a challenge of implementing the vac...

Faced with this predicament, ASIC actually canvassed having the Remuneration Tribunal make a retrospective determination to cover Crennan’s circumstances   The documentation also notes that the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) raised serious questions about the nature of the arrangement as early as August, last year, and specifically mentioned that the arrangements should only apply to “team members” and that “past examples demonstrated that ASIC had previously only approved reimbursement of one-off costs associated with the relocation of commission members, rather than provi...