DAO Snaps up South Korean Cultural Treasure that Dates Back to Antiquity
A decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) has bought a South Korean national treasure – in what represents a remarkable first for the nation’s culture and crypto sectors. ChannelA reported that the national treasure...
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A decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) has bought a South Korean national treasure – in what represents a remarkable first for the nation’s culture and crypto sectors.
ChannelA reported that the national treasure – a miniature gilt-bronze shrine that accompanies another piece – had been put up for auction by the Kangsong Art Museum in January and has been bought by a crypto-powered DAO....
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