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The original source code for the World Wide Web that was written by its inventor Tim Berners-Lee was sold at an&nbsp;Sotheby&rsquo;s&nbsp;NFT auction for $5.4 million.&nbsp;The NFT auction at Sotheby's began on 23 June, with an opening bid of $1,000 but a flurry of bidding on the last day saw the final price jump to $5.4 billion. So what does the anonymous owner get as part of this digital token?&nbsp;The work includes the original archive of dated and time-stamped files from 1990 and 1991, containing 9,555 lines of source code and original HTML documents that taught the earliest web users how to use the application. The non-fungible token will also includes an animated 30-minute video of the code being written and a digital signature from Berners-Lee himself.&nbsp;

NFT Alert! Original source code for the internet sells for $5.4 million 

You can't buy the internet&nbsp;but someone now owns the original source code to it by owning the NFT.&nbsp;Click the video to see what the bidder got for $5.4 million

NFT Alert! World Wide Web source code sold

The original source code for the World Wide Web that was written by its inventor Tim Berners-Lee was sold at an&nbsp;Sotheby&rsquo;s&nbsp;NFT auction for $5.4 million.&nbsp; The NFT auction at Sotheby's began on 23 June, with an opening bid of $1,000 but a flurry of bidding on the last day saw the final price jump to $5.4 billion. So what does the anonymous owner get as part of this digital token?&nbsp; The work includes the original archive of dated and time-stamped files from 1990 and 1991, containing 9,555 lines of source code and original HTML documents that taught the earliest web users how to use the application. The non-fungible token will also includes an animated 30-minute video of the code being written and a digital signature from Berners-Lee himself.&nbsp;

Another piece of digital history sold as a&nbsp;NFT&nbsp;titled "This Changed Everything"&nbsp;followed Jack Dorsey's first ever tweet which was auctioned for $3 million.&nbsp;

The original source code for the World Wide Web that was written by its inventor Tim Berners-Lee was sold at an&nbsp;Sotheby&rsquo;s&nbsp;NFT auction for $5.4 million.&nbsp; The NFT auction at Sotheby's began on 23 June, with an opening bid of $1,000 but a flurry of bidding on the last day saw the final price jump to $5.4 million. So what does the anonymous owner get as part of this digital token?&nbsp; The work includes the original archive of dated and time-stamped files from 1990 and 1991, containing 9,555 lines of source code and original HTML documents that taught the earliest web users how to use the application. The non-fungible token also includes an animated 30-minute video of the code being written and a digital signature from Berners-Lee himself.&nbsp;

NFT craze picks up pace,&nbsp;&nbsp;after Jack Dorsey put up his first ever tweet it's time for another big sale. The original source code for the World Wide Web that was written by its inventor Tim Berners-Lee is up for sale at Sotheby&rsquo;s as part of a non-fungible token.So what do you get if you buy this NFT?&nbsp;The work includes the original archive of dated and time-stamped files from 1990 and 1991, containing 9,555 lines of source code and original HTML documents that taught the earliest web users how to use the application. The non-fungible token will also includes an animated 30-minute video of the code being written and a digital signature from Berners-Lee himself.&nbsp;International art broker Sotheby's&nbsp;will be holding the auction for the source code that is titled&nbsp;"This Changed Everything," the bidding starts at $1,000 and the proceeds will go towards charities picked by the Berner-Lee family.&nbsp;

Source code for the Web is on sale as an NFT 

The original source code for the World Wide Web is up for sale as an #NFT tags Sotheby, NFT, Ethereum, Blockchaim, Crypto

<ul>
<li>Source code of the web to be sold as an NFT</li>
<li>NFT&nbsp;auction of the code by Father of the Internet-Tim Berners-Lee</li>
<li>Berners-Lee to auction&nbsp;9,555 lines of source code that created the web</li>
<li>NFT&nbsp;to include&nbsp;30-minute video of the code being written</li>
<li>Tim Berners-Lee to digitally sign the&nbsp;non-fungible token.</li>
<li>Sotheby's&nbsp;to hold the auction -&nbsp;"This Changed Everything" from June 23</li>
<li>Bidding for the web source code begins at $1,000</li>
</ul>

NFT craze picks up pace,&nbsp;&nbsp;after Jack Dorsey put up his first ever tweet it's time for another big sale. The original source code for the World Wide Web that was written by its inventor Tim Berners-Lee is up for sale at Sotheby&rsquo;s as part of a non-fungible token. So what do you get if you buy this NFT?&nbsp;The work includes the original archive of dated and time-stamped files from 1990 and 1991, containing 9,555 lines of source code and original HTML documents that taught the earliest web users how to use the application. The non-fungible token will also includes an animated 30-minute video of the code being written and a digital signature from Berners-Lee himself.&nbsp; International art broker Sotheby's&nbsp;will be holding the auction for the source code that is titled&nbsp;"This Changed Everything," the bidding starts at $1,000 and the proceeds will go towards charities picked by the Berner-Lee family.&nbsp;

Today marks the 30th Birthday of the World Wide Web, an invention that changed the world forever! Computing legend Tim Berners-Lee created the Web on 12 March 1989. He originally conceptualised it for sharing research data and introduced basic ideas that would eventually give way to HTML, URL, HTTP. And just like that, the internet was born. The first website in the world was dedicated to the World Wide Web project itself and was hosted on Berners-Lee's NeXT computer. Pretty cool right? Even Google is celebrating the World Wide Web turning 30 with this animated doodle. Today over 4 billion people across globe use the internet and its all thanks to this man.

Today marks the 30th Birthday of the World Wide Web, an invention that changed the world forever! Computing legend Tim Berners-Lee created the Web on 12 March 1989. He originally conceptualised it for sharing research data and introduced basic ideas that would eventually give way to HTML, URL, HTTP. And just like that, the internet was born. The first website in the world was dedicated to the World Wide Web project itself and was hosted on Berners-Lee's NeXT computer. Pretty cool right? Even Google is celebrating the World Wide Web turning 30 with this animated doodle. Today over 4 billion people across globe use the internet and its all thanks Tim Berners-Lee visionary idea. 

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