'Polygon Etcetera' by Dmitri Cherniak sells out for 100 ETH (~$305,000 USD) in total and 5 ETH per artwork.

Presented with AOTM Gallery, the collection contains 20 unique outputs and is the only algorithmic series from Cherniak in 2025.

Twelve of the works debuted at Art Basel’s Zero 10, with 5 selling off the floor to new traditional collectors. It is the first ETH purchase ever for one collector.

Aniko Berman emphasizes that result, saying AOTM was “thrilled to meet new but existing traditional collectors happy to embrace NFTs and willing to buy ETH for the first time”.

‘REGULAR ANIMALS’ by Beeple sees its first secondary activity with sales of 10, 9.69 and 5.76 ETH.

The collection is being distributed to observers at Art Basel’s Zero 10 at random and for free. Thus far 129 artworks of ultimately 256 have been claimed.

In a “Poop Explainer”, Beeple sheds light on the collection’s process:

“The dogs are continuously taking pictures and ranking those pictures to find the most interesting ones. When it comes time to poop they are reimagined using AI according to each dog’s personality / worldview. (Picasso, Warhol, Beeple, Elon).”

And his philosophy:

“I am excited for this type of long form generative work as it combines dynamic sculptures, photography and AI into one output where the audience literally becomes part of the artwork just by viewing it. This speaks to the idea that we will increasingly be viewing the world through the lens of AI.”