'This kind of notion of personalized outputs and results for each individual consumer will apply to larger society,' artonblockchain says. Named one of CoinDesk's MostInfluential2022, he chats NFT generative art movement. Presented by bitstamp:
Art Blocks is one of the most popular platforms bucking the downward market trend of NFTs with blockchain-based algorithmic art. Art Blocks CEO Erick Calderon, who was also listed as one of CoinDesk's Most Influential people this year, joins "First Mover" to discuss the NFT generative art movement.
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