A renowned digital artist just did something wild – slapped his own face onto a six-figure robotic canine, displayed it alongside legends like Musk and Picasso, and guess what? That piece flew off the shelf before anything else. We're talking a $100K mechanical pup transformed into collectible art, proving once again that the NFT and digital art space keeps rewriting the rules on what collectors actually want.
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liquidation_surfer
· 12-06 04:51
Haha, this is just ridiculous. You can instantly kill by sticking your own face on a robot dog? The art world really can sell anything.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 12-06 04:25
Haha, that's hilarious. Is the celebrity effect really that strong? Just by associating a robotic dog with a celebrity, it can instantly outperform other works?
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12-06 04:23
Wait, does a 100K robot dog really deserve that price? Or is this just another IQ tax...
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-06 04:21
Haha, this move is truly genius—putting your own face on a robot dog and still managing to sell it. The industry's level of absurdity has just leveled up again.
A renowned digital artist just did something wild – slapped his own face onto a six-figure robotic canine, displayed it alongside legends like Musk and Picasso, and guess what? That piece flew off the shelf before anything else. We're talking a $100K mechanical pup transformed into collectible art, proving once again that the NFT and digital art space keeps rewriting the rules on what collectors actually want.