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The Artwork Blocks NFT creation platform is winding down its Curated Sequence, with Sequence 8 set to be the ultimate Curated Sequence challenge.
Over the past two years, some 60,000 Curated tasks have been launched as a part of Artwork Blocks’ numbered units, which the corporate described as “a member of a closed household of tasks.”
“Every collection quantity additionally informed a narrative of artwork, in its evolution and boundary pushing. Many felt, as we do, that each Curated artist represented in a set, was at a second of intense and exquisite creativity,” it stated in a Medium put up yesterday.
Talking with NFT Tradition, Artwork Blocks founder Eric Calderon stated that the corporate can be engaged on upgrades to its platform, together with an up to date Curatorial Board, and a branding refresh.
“Artwork Blocks is headed in the direction of a extra refined expertise, the fruits of the previous few months of heads down work that the unimaginable group has been doing in the direction of what we’ve mainly coined Artwork Blocks 2.0,” he stated.
Launched in 2020, Artwork Blocks is an NFT creation platform based mostly on Ethereum which specialises in generative artwork. It has three sorts of tasks, Curated, Playground and Manufacturing unit, with the previous open solely to artists accepted by the group. On OpenSea, Artwork Blocks Curated ranks fifth by all-time quantity, having made 73,000 gross sales since launch.
A few of its collections are among the many most costly available on the market. Fidenza by Tyler Hobbs, a 999-strong assortment of “structured curves,” presently has a flooring value of 96 ETH ($133,000) — though individuals have paid far more. In October 2021, the rapper Snoop Dogg paid a staggering 2,500ETH ($8.5m on the time) for Fidenza 938.
Bankrupt cryptocurrency funding agency Three Arrows Capital additionally held a number of Artwork Blocks NFTs in its assortment. Amongst them, it paid 1,800ETH ($5.8 million on the time) for a Ringers NFT created by artist Dmitri Cherniak in August 2021.