“This groundbreaking NFT sale represents a monumental moment for our community, Quentin, and the Secret Network,” said Guy Zyskind, Founder and CEO of SCRT Labs in a statement. According to SCRT Labs, which is orchestrating the auction, “Only the purchaser has the power to see, sell and show the art to other people.” The remaining six NFTs are set to auction daily through January 31. The collective is dedicated to “the advancement of infrastructure protecting people’s right to privacy.” If you find my answers frightening, Vincent, you should cease askin’ scary questions.The first of seven NFTs from Quentin Tarantino‘s Pulp Fiction has sold at auction for $1.1 million.Īs previously reported, the filmmaker curated a set of seven non-fungible tokens related to his Oscar-winning crime classic, with each promising exclusive access to seven scenes, including audio commentary and handwritten notes that promise “a unique look into the mind and creative process of Quentin Tarantino.”Īfter a bidding war - including “multiple bids in the six to seven figure range,” the first chapter, “Royale with Cheese,” was just purchased for $1.1 million, by an NFT collective called AnonDAO. – what happened was peculiar – no doubt about it – but it wasn’t water into wine. Look my friend, this is just where me and you differ – And without a job, residence, or legal tender, that’s what you’re gonna be – a fuckin’ bum!

They got a word for ’em, they’re called bums. They walk around like a bunch of fuckin’ zombies, they sleep in garbage bins, they eat what I throw away, and dogs piss on ’em. No Jules, you’re gonna be like those pieces of shit out there who beg for change. I’ll just be Jules, Vincent – no more, no less. Until God puts me where he want me to be. How long do you intend to walk the earth? You know, like Caine in “KUNG FU.” Just walk from town to town, meet people, get in adventures. Then, basically, I’m gonna walk the earth. First, I’m gonna deliver this case to Marsellus. That’s what I’ve been sitting here contemplating. So if you’re quitting the life, what’ll you do? Pulp Fiction (1994) – the coffee shop conversation

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