An unknown buyer used $4.3 million in cryptocurrency to buy a billion-year-old space diamond from Sotheby’s

By cineramaFebruary 10, 2022NFT

A member of the Sotheby’s auction house team holds the "Enigma" black diamond on February 04, 2022 in London, England. Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images Sotheby’s sold a billion-year-old […]

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An unknown buyer used $4.3 million in cryptocurrency to buy a billion-year-old space diamond from Sotheby’s

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