The form digitally recorded on the World Wide Web is auctioned by the NFT at the Sotheby's auction house.

According to an LBC report, computer scientist and World Wide Web inventor Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee will auction a digitally signed source code document written with NFT 30 years ago at Sotheby's Auction House. The document contains approximately 9,555 lines of code and uses three languages ​​and protocols developed by Tim: Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), and Uniform Resource Identifier (uri). terms and protocols. It is also the basis of the World Wide Web. Sotheby's Auction House will hold auctions for a week, starting June 23, with prices starting at $ 1,000 (£ 708). Applicants will receive a visual representation of the issue, a letter from Tim about its design, and a digital announcement of all issues, as well as an opportunity to explore the basic structure of the original network architecture. Profits from the competition are donated to a project sponsored by a computer scientist and his wife.