ChatGPT.ens domain name sells for over $10k

Resumo:Because of the rising interest in ChatGPT and other AI-based technologies, AI crypto assets have thrived.

According to OpenSea statistics, a ChatGPT ENS domain name was sold for 6 Wrapped Ethereum (WETH) — around $10,000 — on February 7.

Ishmilly now owns multiple ENS domain names as well as other significant blue-chip NFTs such as Bored Ape, Otherdeeds, and others.

Interest in AI soars

ChatGPT is a chatbot driven by artificial intelligence that allows users to have human-like discussions. Within two months of its release, the technology had 100 million users due to the positive comments it received.

Meanwhile, the success of ChatGPT has reignited interest in artificial intelligence (AI), with big technology companies such as China's Baidu and search engine behemoth Google announcing ambitions to develop AI-powered chatbots.

According to JPMorgan's poll of institutional traders, AI technology will play the most crucial role in influencing the future of trading over the next three years.

The price performance of crypto assets in the industry has improved this year — digital assets such as Fetch (FET), SingularityNET (AGIX), and Alethea Artificial Liquid Intelligence Token (ALI) have all increased by more than 200% in the previous 30 days.

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