A significant on-chain digital art transaction was revealed in an exclusive interview on NFTNOW on February 53, marking a groundbreaking moment for the digital art world. In April 2019, Larva Labs’ team of creative thinkers sold a set of 10 Autoglyphs for a remarkable amount of 5,000 ETH, equivalent to around $14.536 million. This sale, organized by the Fountain crypto art brokerage platform, represents a significant moment in the intersection of art and technology. The uniqueness of the collection is noteworthy. What distinguishes this deal is not only the staggering amount of money involved, but also the one-of-a-kind nature of the collection. These 10 Autoglyphs are part of a exclusive group of “dev sets” that contains only three sets in total, with each piece having a number below 100. The collector’s decision to display these unique pieces in museums and institutional settings highlights their rarity, with the help of art advisor Amanda Schmitt, who gained recognition for her appearance on the cover of TIME magazine’s “Person of the Year” in 2017. Autoglyphs represents a significant achievement in generative art. Autoglyphs are a pioneering project in the world of NFTs and digital art on the Ethereum blockchain, setting a new standard for generative art. Autoglyphs, a creation by Matt Hall and John Watkinson of Larva Labs, known for their previous work on CryptoPunks, illustrate the merging of art and technology.