"Charlie Bit My Finger" Sold as NFT!

“Charlie bit my finger” video, which marked a period, was put up for sale. The video was sold at a record price.

"Charlie bit my finger" sold as NFT. The video “Charlie bit my finger”, shot in 2007 and marked that period, was put up for sale as NTF. The person who bought the video watched by millions of people as NFT paid more than 6.4 million lira. The NFT craze is spreading day by day. The video, which was first published on Youtube in 2007 and watched millions of times, was sold as NFT. The owner of the video, which received more than 880 million clicks, decided to remove the "Charlie bit my finger" video from Youtube and sell it as NFT (non-exchangeable token). At the auction held on May 22, the video was sold for more than $ 760,000 (6.4).

Video Will Be Parodied With Its New Owner

In the video shot in 2007, three-year-old Harry Davies-Carr was sticking a finger in Charlie's mouth. Meanwhile, his younger brother Charlie bites Harry's finger and the words "Charlie bit my finger" of his hurt brother are etched in memories. Nowadays, the parody of the video sold as NFT will be shot with its buyer. Harry is now 20 years old while his brother Charlie is 18 years old. Images of a girl smiling in front of a house that had recently started on fire were also sold at the NFT auction for a price of $ 473. There is no more copy of these works coded with blockchain technology, which is the backbone of cryptocurrencies. NFTs that can’t be copied have attracted the attention of collectors.