NODE Foundation acquires CryptoPunks intellectual property and plans to hold the first full exhibition
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Odaily Planet News The Infinite Node Foundation (NODE) announced the acquisition of CryptoPunks' intellectual property from Yuga Labs, along with an additional $25 million donation, becoming the most invested non-profit organization in the digital art field in the United States. CryptoPunks, launched by Larva Labs in 2017, has a total sales volume exceeding $3 billion and is considered the starting point of the modern digital art movement. NODE stated that they will "liberate" the series, moving towards a community-driven decentralized future, and will host the first comprehensive exhibition of 10,000 works at a new gallery in Palo Alto, with the gallery running an Ethereum node to ensure the on-chain permanence of the artworks. The original creators Matt Hall and John Watkinson will join the advisory team to jointly promote the project's development.
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