Could NFTs be the latest must-haves in museum gift stores?


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The Uffizi Gallery in Florence plans to turn more of its artworks into NFTs. Photo: Filepic

After seeing revenue crash during the pandemic, many museums have turned to the digital world to find new ways of engaging with users.

While plenty now offer virtual tours and livestreams, some institutions are branching out into a flourishing new market: NFTs.

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