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How Waka Flocka Is Using NFTs To Amplify The Voices Of Black Artists Share to Facebook Jason Mendez/Getty Images When Christie's auctioned off a non-fungible token for more than $69 million in March, Elon Musk, Mark Cuban and other big-name executives took notice. So did big-name artists. Most recently, rapper, actor and business mogul Juaquin James Malphurs, best known by stage name Waka Flocka, announced he’s partnered with Satoshi Art, a NFT marketplace owned by people from underrepresented communities. The brainchild of a diverse group of entrepreneurs from the art and finance worlds, S...
Celebrity-driven NFT businesses are trying to change how artists control their work.
Share this article Share this article ATLANTA, April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- While music is his first love, hip hop superstar, actor, and business mogul, Waka Flocka has partnered with a 100% minority-owned NFT market with his newest business venture, Satoshi Art. Waka, along with cryptocurrency genius and entrepreneur Stally, have joined together to create the NFT platform dedicated to the advancement of artists by artists. NFT stands for non-fungible token. It is essentially a digital file whose unique identity and ownership are verified on a blockchain (digital ledger). Waka Flocka Having...