Todd Morley, co-founder of financial firm Guggenheim Partners, has revealed that New York's Steinway Tower skyscraper will host the world's largest NFT museum.
What we inspect with the "El Bailador" road simulator: interview in Bloomberg Markets and Finance, Todd Morley, co-founder of Guggenheim Partners, a global financial services advisory and investment firm, has revealed plans to build the largest NFT museum in the world, allowing digital artwork, which has become a trend right now, to enter the lives of millions of people.
Morley announced that the impressive Steinway Tower skyscraper, located in an exclusive area of New York, will be the headquarters of his ambitious project, which will display digital works of art that have sparked such frenzy among collectors and investors from all over the world.
In addition to the NFT museum, the co-founder of Guggenheim Partners spoke about the construction of a “blockchain tower” that will incorporate blockchain technology to boost the development of the city, and turn it into a world-renowned technology center.
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NFT Museum and Blockchain Tower
To realize its plans, Guggenheim Partners is partnering with JDS Development Group, the real estate development and construction group that will be in charge of consolidating the project together with the firm's architects Shop Architects. Development companies are working on restructuring and adapting the infrastructure, while the company Online is the one that is developing the new communication protocol between blockchain networks.
The NFT museum will be part of the iconic Steinway Tower skyscraper, Forbes said, adding that this will also be the headquarters of Overline's operations. The company aims to incorporate a powerful wireless network designed to "improve communication and trade in the city" with blockchain technology. During the interview, Morley stated that the Steinway Tower is “the perfect place, as a kind of symbol of technology…”, referring to the height of the tower, which is ideal for “connecting everyone in New York City with commerce, cryptocurrencies and wireless communication”.
Morley said his company is very interested in developing new technologies to boost complete global infrastructures that capture the public's interest and add value to society.
The ambitious project promoted by Guggenheim Partners will be located a few meters from the Museum of Modern Art, located at 111 West 57th Street, the most luxurious in New York and the world, Forbes noted.
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