News/Sotheby's CryptoPunks Auction Has been Cancelled Due to Seller's Remorse

Sotheby's CryptoPunks Auction Has been Cancelled Due to Seller's Remorse

Feb 24,2022,11:18
TokenInsight news, Sotheby's CryptoPunks auction has been cancelled due to a reversal by the seller. Anonymous seller 0x650d tweeted "nvm, decided to hodl". Previously, 0x650d had announced an auction of 104 CryptoPunks with Sotheby's on Feb.23, and the NFT was expected to sell for between $20-30 million at that time based on prices.
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