Andy Murray's Wimbledon NFT fetches $178k at auction


LONDON (Reuters) - A non-fungible token (NFT) representing the moment Andy Murray won Wimbledon in 2013 sold for $177,777 at auction on Monday, the platform running the sale said.

The Scottish tennis star announced last month that a series of blockchain-based collectibles representing his Wimbledon victory would be up for sale on a platform called WENEW, which sells videos of moments from culture and history in the form of NFTs.

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