Odaily Planet Daily News Sotheby's will hold the second auction of Three Arrows Capital's NFT collection on June 15. This auction will sell 37 works by artists such as Dmitri Cherniak, Tyler Hobbs, and Jeff Davis. Highlights of the auction's NFTs include Cherniak's Ringers #879, which was acquired in August 2021 by Three Arrows Capital co-founders Su Zhu and Kyle Davies for 1,800 ETH, worth approximately $5.8 million at the time. Micahel Bouhanna, head of digital art and NFT at Sotheby's, said, "For the live sale, we particularly wanted to focus on showcasing generative art. collection, but also highlights how the broader artist community pushes the boundaries of algorithm-based art.” (CoinDesk)

Odaily Planet Daily News Sotheby’s completed another round of auctions of several rare NFTs confiscated from Three Arrows Capital (3AC) this Thursday, with sales exceeding $10.9 million. There are a total of 37 works from generative artists such as Dmitri Cherniak, Tyler Hobbs, Jeff Davis, etc. The highlight of the sale is Dmitri Cherniak's Ringers #879 (commonly known as "The Goose"), which is estimated to sell for $2-3 million. After bidding, it was eventually sold to prominent NFT investor 6529 for $6.2 million. In a tweet after the auction, Sotheby's reported that it was the second-highest price ever paid for a work of generative art. So far, the Grails auction series has brought in more than $16 million. (Coindesk)

Odaily Planet Daily News Mocaverse project leader Tyler Durden posted a picture with the theme of '711' on the X platform, and the community speculated that this may imply that MOCA will conduct its TGE on July 11th. Previously, on June 21st, Tyler Durden confirmed in a post that MOCA will conduct its TGE within July.

Odaily Star News, Tyler Durden, the project leader of Mocaverse, announced on X that MOCA will be launched in July TGE.

According to CoinDesk, Sotheby's completed the second round of auction of NFT works of Three Arrows Capital, with sales exceeding US$10.9 million. The lots are from the Grails series, a total of 37 works by generative artists such as Dmitri Cherniak, Tyler Hobbs, Jeff Davis, and more. Highlights of the auction included Dmitri Cherniak's "Ringers #879" (The Goose), estimated at $2-3 million, which sold to NFT investor 6529 for $6.2 million after multiple bids. Sotheby's said it was the second-highest price ever paid for a work of generative art. Additionally, Tyler Hobbs' Fidenza #479 sold for $622,300, Snowfro's Chromie Squiggle #1780 sold for $635,000, Larva Labs' Autoglyph #218 and Kjetil Golid's Archetype #397 both sold for $330,200 out.

According to news on June 12, at 10:27:59 on June 12, Beijing time, the Fidenza series Fidenza #158 NFT created by artist Tyler Hobbs was sold for 212 ETH (about 370,000 US dollars).

PANews May 20 news, Sotheby's ended the auction of several rare NFTs confiscated from the massive collection of bankrupt crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC) this Friday, bringing in $2,482,850 to make up for some Lost funds. Sotheby's has called the contents of the Grails collection "one of the most important works of digital art ever created." NFTs in the auction block this round include generative artworks such as Fidenza #725 by Tyler Hobbs and Ringers #375 by Dmitri Cherniak. Autoglyph #187 and CryptoPunk #1326 by Larva Labs are also included in this auction. The most expensive NFTs in the Grails Series Part 1 are Fidenza #725, estimated at $120,000-$180,000, and Autoglyph #187, estimated at $120,000-$180,000. NFTs sold for $1,016,000 and $571,500, respectively. Related reading: Sotheby's was entrusted by the liquidator to auction the NFT held by Three Arrows Capital, which did not involve the assets of the NFT fund Starry Night

PANews May 20 news, Sotheby's ended the auction of several rare NFTs confiscated from the massive collection of bankrupt crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC) this Friday, bringing in $2,482,850 to make up for some Lost funds. Sotheby's has called the contents of the Grails collection "one of the most important works of digital art ever created." NFTs in the auction block this round include generative artworks such as Fidenza #725 by Tyler Hobbs and Ringers #375 by Dmitri Cherniak. Autoglyph #187 and CryptoPunk #1326 by Larva Labs are also included in this sale. The most expensive NFTs in the Grails Series Part 1 are Fidenza #725, estimated at $120,000-$180,000, and Autoglyph #187, estimated at $120,000-$180,000. NFTs sold for $1,016,000 and $571,500, respectively. Related reading: Sotheby's was entrusted by the liquidator to auction the NFT held by Three Arrows Capital, which did not involve the assets of the NFT fund Starry Night