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Nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, leapt into pop culture prominence in 2021, but they’ve been around since at least 2014. Despite current market conditions, new tokens and collections are still being launched daily, including by luxury brands like Gucci and Prada. Tiffany’s, the iconic retailer, even announced a jewelry partnership with CryptoPunks, selling pendants based on those NFTs for around $50,000 each. During July’s Bloomberg Live Crypto Summit in New York, Stacy-Marie spoke with industry leaders about why they’re confident that NFTs will continue to be perceived as valuable and useful.
In this episode, her conversation with Avery Akkineni, President of Vayner3, Helen Hai, Executive VP & Head of Charity at Binance and digital artist pplpleasr, aka Emily Yang.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, leapt into pop culture prominence in 2021, but they’ve been around since at least 2014. Despite current market conditions, new tokens and collections are still being launched daily, including by luxury brands like Gucci and Prada. Tiffany’s, the iconic retailer, even announced a jewelry partnership with CryptoPunks, selling pendants based on those NFTs for around $50,000 each. During July’s Bloomberg Live Crypto Summit in New York, Stacy-Marie spoke with industry leaders about why they’re confident that NFTs will continue to be perceived as valuable and useful.
In this episode, her conversation with Avery Akkineni, President of Vayner3, Helen Hai, Executive VP & Head of Charity at Binance and digital artist pplpleasr, aka Emily Yang.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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