Why a $30 million CryptoPunks auction fell apart at

How a Big NFT Auction at Sotheby’s Ended in Mystery

Seller 'rugs' $30M CryptoPunks collection minutes before Sotheby’s

An NFT auction hosted by

An NFT auction hosted by Sotheby’s, has been canceled last minute after an anonymous collector decided not to sell their $30m collection of 104 CryptoPunks.

Sotheby’s NFT Sale, Expected to Hit $30 Million

On February 8, the multinational luxury auction company Sotheby’s announced the firm would be auctioning 104 Cryptopunk non-fungible token (NFT) collectibles

Sotheby’s CryptoPunk Auction Canceled After Seller Withdraws

Sotheby’s Cancels Cryptopunks NFT Auction After Consignor

Sotheby’s Withdraws Lot of 104 CryptoPunks Minutes Before

NEW YORKA collection of

What Happened at Sotheby's CryptoPunk Sale?

The NFTs (non-fungible tokens) were valued at $20 million to $30 million. Michael Bouhanna, co-head of digital art at Sotheby’s, had earlier described the sale as a “first-of

NEW YORKA collection of 104 CryptoPunks expected to be sold for up to $30 million was put on ice Wednesday during a much-anticipated auction at Sotheby’s. A