It’s no secret that the digital art world has been booming in recent years. With the rise of platforms like Ethereum and the popularity of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), digital artists have been able to create and sell their work in ways that were previously impossible.
Now, it seems that the digital art world is capitalizing on the recent death of British monarch Queen Elizabeth II. According to reports, shortly after the news of the Queen’s death broke, NFT marketplaces were flooded with digital artworks depicting the late monarch. This is a fascinating development, and it will be interesting to see how the digital art world continues to evolve in the coming months and years. For now, it’s clear that the digital collection industry is one that is always looking for opportunities to capitalize on current events.
Queen Elizabeth II has become the latest celebrity to jump on the NFT bandwagon. The 92-year-old monarch has reportedly minted a number of NFTs, which are now being sold online. The move comes as the craze for NFTs shows no signs of slowing down, with more and more celebrities and brands getting involved. Queen Elizabeth is said to be the first royal to mint an NFT, with the proceeds from the sale of her NFTs going to charity.
The internet was abuzz with news of Queen Elizabeth II NFTs flooding various marketplaces. The RIP Queen Elizabeth project is one such example, holding around 8000 NFTs, each with artwork suggestive of the Queen’s diverse emotions. Not only NFTs, but crypto degens in no time overwhelmed the crypto market with over 40 new Queen-related meme tokens such as Queen Elizabeth Inu, Queen, Save the Queen, QueenDoge, Rip Queen Elizabeth, and London Bridge are Down, among many others.
The crypto world is no stranger to memes and, more importantly, tokens inspired by them. In the past, we’ve seen everything from Dogecoin to Shiba Inu-themed tokens, and, more recently, we’ve seen the rise of NFTs (non-fungible tokens).
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