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OpenSea, the largest marketplace for non-fungible tokens (NFTs), has witnessed a record sale for a set of ten autoglyphs. The platform revealed on Twitter that the bundle of generative artwork was sold to crypto art fan SethS for 731.65 ETH, or about $1,441,713 as of writing.

NFTs and autoglyphs

OpenSea announced the sale amid growing interest in NFTs – digital assets that represent unique tangible and intangible items ranging from virtual real estate to digital arts. 

NFTs are unique and verifiable because of their special identifiers that make them distinct and different from others in a similar set. Each of these digital collectibles (indivisible and unique crypto token) can be traced back to the original issuer thanks to the blockchain-integrated solution, so authentication does not pose the same difficulties as with physical collectibles like Pokémon cards.

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