Pulp Fiction NFTs Will Be Put Up For Auction

Pulp Fiction NFTs will be put up for auction. Despite the lawsuit against Tarantino, these NFTs will go on sale. World-renowned film director Quentin Tarantino recently made an NFT announcement for his 1994 cult movie Pulp Fiction. However, the launch of the NFTs was delayed due to a lawsuit filed by the movie studio Miramax. Now Tarantino's Pulp Fiction NFTs are up for auction this month.

NFTs Will Go On Sale Jan 17th

Film studio Miramax sued Tarantino on the grounds that it did not have the right to sell digital products such as NFT. However, Tarantino plans to sell the NFTs despite the legal challenge. The announcement on the subject also came from SCRT Labs. The auction for the new NFT collection will begin on January 17. The date of the last auction will be January 31st. Each NFT features footage from Tarantino's original handwritten script for the movie. The director also has his own audio commentary. NFTs were developed on the network of Blockchain platform Secret Network. Therefore, unlike Ethereum, Solana or other Blockchain networks, it has a secret content that can only be seen by its owner. NFTs did not fall off the agenda throughout 2021. According to DappRadar, since mid-December, trade volume in NFTs during the year reached $22 billion.