Reading Time: 2 minutes A 101-carat diamond has sold at Sotheby’s in Hong Kong for $12 million, with the buyer paying in cryptocurrency The sale comes two weeks after the auction house sold an NFT of the World Wide Web source code for $5.4 million A Sotheby’s executive spoke of cryptocurrency as “humanity’s newest universal currency” A beautiful 101-carat diamond sold to an anonymous buyer for more than $12 million yesterday, with the buyer electing to pay in cryptocurrency. Sotheby’s listed the pear-shaped jewel from jewel house Diacore last month, alerting potential buyers that they could pay in cryptocurrency if they wanted to. The
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