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Foundation NFT Marketplace Shuts Down Permanently After faltered Sale

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The curated art platform says its infrastructure has already been spun down with no plans to come back online.

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Foundation, the Ethereum-based NFT marketplace, is shutting down for good after a failed acquisition by digital art display company BlackDove. As part of their wind-down process, their infrastructure has already been spun down, and they're not in a position to bring the platform back online. " The announcement marks the final chapter in a drawn-out unraveling that began in January, when Tehranian transferred ownership of Foundation to BlackDove. At the time, he framed the move as a transition to a leadership committed to the platform's long-term future, noting that Foundation had facilitated roughly $230 million in primary sales since its launch and had hosted landmark auctions for artists like Jen Stark, James Jean, and Edward Snowden. But BlackDove's involvement was short-lived.

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