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Blockchain Art Exchange presents the blockchain artists attending the event

Ethereum LondonWed, Oct 9, 2019, 12:00 AM

Sascha Bailey, founder of Blockchain Art Exchange (https://blockchainartexchange.com) talks about the amazing artists we had displaying their work at the event. // About Ethereum London Ethereum London #ethldn is the home of the Ethereum community in London. The community provides 2 meetups every month including this Keynote at the prestigious Imperial College London. https://ethldn.org // About #ethldn Keynote The #ethldn keynote is a lecture style event with speakers from brilliant projects all around the world. Highlight speakers include: - Vitalik Buterin (founder of Ethereum) - Gavin Wood (co-founder of Ethereum & Polkadot) - Stefan George (co-founder of Gnosis) - Makoto Inoue (founder of Kickback dapp and ENS developer) Join our future events: https://www.meetup.com/ethereum/ Tweet us: https://twitter.com/ethldn // #ethldn supporters Thanks go to CryptoCompare (https://www.cryptocompare.com) and Imperial College London (https://www.imperial.ac.uk/cryptocurr...) for their ongoing support of our community. // Filmed and edited by Bull.io https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3kh... Disclaimers: Ethereum London/ethldn is not related to any organisation, foundation, company, or product. We are 100% volunteer-run and stay committed to promoting a community that's entirely blockchain and technology agnostic. The appearance of projects and presentations at Ethereum London/ethldn does not represent an endorsement from any of our members, volunteers, supporters, or sponsors. Nothing presented constitutes investment advice in any form.

Transcript

[Music] I'm such Bailey on the CEO who's looking at exchange my presentation is mostly image based there's gonna be a lot of QR codes so if you see anything you like take pictures stand it as we go along so what we're trying to do a book chain are and Jess actually did a real great job of explaining the kind of sectors and what there is what Cortana is offering but we're gonna fit in a one-size-fits-all solution trying to find what really is useful for artists what artists need to get through it rather than trying to reinvent a wheel or invent in general trying to find places that have work actually needs so problems tracking of course one is very important but digital art is a center of our there has been one catered for through the last time safety years I mean video art has never really had a compelling form of transfer its form DVDs it's put in these no means there are flying artists could Tom Bagley who's in the audience the moment they've been so fantastically really interesting really interesting thing about this is money is actually not fungible and if someone pays money for for another value one either does that make it work interesting questions I think so this is bracelet London you'll see some of her artwork around our swar classical artists she creates digitally first and then later on so this is just a yummy grace on stage or in the audience you'll see some footwork around literally three traits and differently but this gives her the opportunity to sell them in a space as you can reach people in supervision audience huge audience if she normally wouldn't be able to reach by the internet cell immediately without having to transfer without having to ensure and without having to do any of those pieces of friction become a middle of a normal digital asset and this has been do it's created but years are incredibly details they take a very long time great sorry this is that's gonna this is a person to see around yes bad crypto pieces a lot of his physical works and here we also have just reached a lower price selection of NF T's that are available on open C you can scan QR code there to go straight there next this and this is very interesting artist this is an article on an art now these are one of the ways that we really want to expand this market and find new markets which are interested in digital that are interested in gaming and they very easily be converted into cryptocurrency users so she has a wide base of followers who are interested in her work and that's what crypto art really is trying to do we're trying to expand into the b2c and we're trying to create ecosystems which today automatically on board their people and their users into the network without having to explain any of the technical aspects without means we explain why it's gonna change the world just the fact that they like the artists and they like the art yep Alice tomorrow literally we're just kind of going for us that's plenty he's fantastic artists he does brain scans of himself is actually selling his own brain on the block trade has a scan which is something quite interesting it's so often again a physical arsonist who's taking advantage of both provenance tracking and the fat fish selfish turtle unique versions of her artwork and finally this is one fine elastomer I do is to back the reason I put this one in is because this is an artwork that the physical versions of clothes sold one of which was to thing in Hearst and we decided that the third and final version would be destroyed and made into a digital version this is available to buy it sold for 2.5 either and I think they're almost like and this finally is a of a recent event in online history captured as I mean I think this is the equivalent of a million crossing the hours so yeah thank you very much I would keep it short and about the artists if you like my project go check out ok now shhh calm the NFT movement is really something major I think there's something that should be paid more attention to in a theory of the whole thank you [Music]

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