NFT collection by Anthony Hopkins was sold out in 10 minutes

NFT collection by Anthony Hopkins was sold out in 10 minutes

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by dapp_writer005

4 years ago


British and American actor Anthony Hopkins released his first NFT collection "Eternal Collection". The inspiration for creating unique works was roles in famous films, as well as their own artwork. The collection included 1000 pieces worth 0.819 ETH. After the start of sales, the sale came in 10 minutes.

The released NFTs feature 10 different characters that made Anthony famous. For example, Hannibal Lecter from “The Silence of the Lambs” and Odin in the Marvel films with Thor.

The Orange Comet agency helped the actor to launch the collection. A portion of the proceeds from sales will go to a charitable foundation, chosen by the NFT author and his wife. Due to the large number of people, wishing to buy a token, the technical problems were at the launch stage and the launch was postponed for 45 minutes. All NFT owners will receive printouts of works, autographed by Hopkins as a gift.

Anthony Hopkins began painting as early as 1940 and since then he has had exhibitions in several major cities: New York, Las Vegas, London and Edinburgh.

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