This huge stone was sold for $ 12.3 million at Soby's, but was never sold to the crypto community.

2021-7-9 22:48
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According to Bloomberg News, Sotheby's sold 101.38 carats of diamonds to an unknown buyer for HK $ 95.1 million (US $ 12.3 million) using traditional profits. Earlier, Sotheby's announced on July 9 that it would bid for the "101.38-carat pear-shaped unblemished diamond" in Hong Kong and accept payments in cryptocurrency. Customers can choose to pay in Ether or Bitcoin.

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