Sotheby's will auction World Wide Web source code as NFT

Sotheby's will auction World Wide Web source code as NFT
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2021-6-16 19:15

Describing NFTs as the "most appropriate means of ownership that exists," a 65-year-old computer scientist will release a tokenized version of the World Wide Web code next week.

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