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American digital visual artist Mike Winkelmann (Beeple) presented his animal series work, the flesh-colored robotic dogs, at the Art Basel Miami Beach exhibition. These robotic dogs wear silicone masks representing celebrities including Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, attracting the attention of numerous art enthusiasts and media. It is reported that these robotic devices continuously take photos, recording images on the blockchain, as the artist hopes to reinterpret the world from the perspective of these celebrities.According to reports, this set of celebrity-themed robotic dogs consists of 7 pieces, each sold to private collectors for $100,000. In an interview, Beeple stated that although the appearance of these robotic dogs may seem somewhat strange and bizarre, his original intention was not to offend these celebrities.Beeple has long been renowned in the art world. In 2021, the world-famous auction house Christie's held the first auction of a purely digital artwork presented in NFT form—Beeple's "Everydays: The First 5000 Days." The piece ultimately sold for $69.346 million (approximately 500 million RMB), a staggering price that not only broke the record for the highest auction price of an NFT work but also shook the entire art market.

ChainCatcher news, the NFT project Doodles retweeted beeple's tweet asking "WEN TOKEN" about when they will issue a token.ChainCatcher previously reported that Doodles NFT founder burnt toast posted a cryptic message on social media this morning, but the first letter of each word spells out "token is coming," which seems to hint at the upcoming release of a token.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, crypto artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) recently stated in an interview that NFT speculators have left the market, leaving only a core group of enthusiasts who "understand the technology." "Looking back at that time, I think it's crazy because NFTs were hated for much longer than they were loved. We lost a lot of users, but those people were never here for the art; I could tell at a glance. Speculators have moved on, but people are still passionate about this stuff."

ChainCatcher news, NFT artist beeple released "we are all mfers" with an accompanying image.Market data shows that the Base chain meme coin MFER is currently priced at $0.19, with a market cap exceeding $192 million.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, crypto artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) has purchased his first profile picture (PFP) NFT. According to data from Etherscan, Beeple bought CryptoPunk #4953 for 113.7 ETH, totaling $208,000.

ChainCatcher news, according to BlockWorks citing informed sources, the Amazon NFT marketplace is undergoing final adjustments, with at least one document indicating that Amazon will launch digital collectibles from well-known crypto-native creators and projects such as Beeple and Pudgy Penguins.Additionally, according to the terms of the confidentiality service agreement reviewed by Blockworks, the Amazon NFT marketplace will operate on a private blockchain controlled by it, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) supporting the network. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, crypto artist Beeple released a work related to Yuga Labs' metaverse titled "Otherside," featuring the "Bored Ape" BAYC mascot Curtis gazing at a futuristic city, with town billboards displaying NFT series logos including Mutant Apes, CoolCats, Nouns, World Of Women, Meebits, CryptoPunks, and Toadz. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Blockster, at the Solana BreakPoint conference held in Lisbon, Stephen Hess, the CEO of Metaplex Studios, the development company behind Solana's NFT hosting and minting platform Metaplex, announced a partnership with Beeple aimed at promoting the latter's entry into the Solana chain NFT market.Stephen Hess revealed a new feature inspired by Beeple at the conference, which will invite users to create their own unique NFTs using "Beeple Everyday." More details about this feature will be released later this week. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, digital artist Beeple (real name Mike Winkelmann) stated at the Tech Live conference that he is building a 50,000 square foot exhibition space in Charleston, South Carolina, to showcase digital art, including his own works. (source link)