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To the Moon (Bitcoin: A Visual History 01-06-B)
On Nov 27th, 2013, Bitcoin’s price broke $1,000 for the first time. Enthusiasts around the world exclaimed "To the moon!" while mainstream media and pundits wondered how long the run-up would last.
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This NFT is the limited edition static version of "To the Moon."
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About the Series
"Bitcoin: A Visual History" is a … (read more)
On Nov 27th, 2013, Bitcoin’s price broke $1,000 for the first time. Enthusiasts around the world exclaimed "To the moon!" while mainstream media and pundits wondered how long the run-up would last.
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This NFT is the limited edition static version of "To the Moon."
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About the Series
"Bitcoin: A Visual History" is a series of 21 illustrations and cinemagraphs commemorating remarkable people and landmark events throughout Bitcoin history. BVH is divided into 3 series of 7 illustrations each, with Series 1 dropping in late August 2020. Series 2 and Series 3 are scheduled to drop in the last quarter of 2020 and the first quarter of 2021, respectively.
Each illustration in BVH interlocks with the illustration immediately preceding it, and once completed, all three sets will form one massive unbroken chain of interconnecting illustrations.
Each segment will be available as a 1-of-1 ultra-rare cinemagraph, or as a 10-of-10 limited edition illustration.
This series was created by CRYPTOPOP! with the support of WavesWorld.io.
- 1800 x 2400 px, PNG (3.5 MB)
- This is a signed and limited edition digital creation.
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Purchased for Ξ0.44000 ($365.21) | 18 days ago |
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Placed an offer for Ξ0.44000 ($358.97) | 18 days ago |
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Sent by Anonymous | 116 days ago |
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Sent by maskulitos | 117 days ago |
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Sent by maskulitos | 128 days ago |
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Purchased for $96.31 | 131 days ago |
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Great peice!
Very Nice! it reminds of Tintin´s rocket