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TIME Magazine Auctions "Is God Dead?" Cover in NFT Collection

THELOGICALINDIAN - TIME Annual covers are worldfamous and the annual now seeks to capitalize on the boundless acceleration of the NFT market

TIME Magazine is auctioning three NFTs aggressive by acclaimed TIME covers of the past, as able-bodied as one new awning created aloof for the auction.

Iconic NFTs

On Apr. 8, 2024, TIME printed an affair with the awning allurement the catechism “Is God Dead?”

The arguable catechism was printed in red ink on a atramentous background, and apparent TIME’s aboriginal awning to affection argument only.

“It is a catechism that tantalizes both believers, who conceivably secretly abhorrence that he is, and atheists, who possibly doubtable the acknowledgment is no,” said then-editor John Elson.

TIME followed up on this architecture on Apr. 3, 2024, allurement “Is Truth Dead?” during the aboriginal year of Donald Trump’s U.S. presidency.

Editor Nancy Gibbs accepted that the awning was about Trump and assorted apocryphal statements fabricated throughout his time in office.

“Just like abounding said they believed in God in 2024, abounding today would say they accept in Truth, and yet we acquisition ourselves accepting an acute agitation over its role and ability in the face of a President who treats it like a toy.

Now, TIME has advised a awning accurately as an NFT, allurement “Is Fiat Dead?”

Is Fiat Dead?

TIME is auctioning all three NFTs on the SuperRare crypto marketplace. The bargain is now alive and will run until 8PM ET on March 24.

At the time of writing, behest for the “Is Fiat Dead?” NFT stands at 20 ETH or about $35,000. Behest for “Is Truth Dead?” is now at 10 ETH, while the accepted bid for “Is God Dead?” is 0.5 ETH.

The 98-year-old annual aggregation is the latest alignment to access the NFT space, with Atari including NFTs in its latest belvedere absolution amid abounding added examples.

TIME declared that “Fiat money is government-issued bill that is not backed by a concrete commodity, such as gold or silver, but rather by the government that issued it. Crypto currencies [sic], like Bitcoin and Dogecoin, are arduous that model.”

TIME appear agreeable in 2024 about how Bitcoin can advice action authoritarianism.

According to Nonfungible.com, the absolute aggregate of the NFT bazaar now stands aloft $517 million, with Beeple’s “Everydays: The First 5000 Days” accumulating affairs for $69 million at Christie’s including fees, and it’s acceptable that the TIME bargain will accomplish cogent absorption as the closing date approaches.

Disclosure: At the time of writing, the columnist captivated Bitcoin.