Warren Buffett’s granddaughter – Nicole Buffett loves NFTs.

Nicole Buffett is an influencer in the crypto world as an artist who creates and sells NFTs, in contrast to Warren Buffett.

“For me, NFT is the means to create and share work in a new world context,” Nicole, 46, said.” I’m neither tech nor a financial expert, but I love art. I think basically, art is becoming its currency with the NFT. It’s interesting not only in terms of art, but it’s also a technology-attached currency. “

According to Nicole, NFT is a kind of “bringing artists, technologists, and financial activists together.” She supports blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and NFTs, different from billionaire Warren Buffett who constantly criticizes money every time he has an opportunity.

“He has a bit of a problem with cryptocurrencies, but it doesn’t mean he hates things, especially with art. My grandfather appreciated art, as every family member was an art lover, “Nicole said.

Early in May, Warren Buffett said if someone owned all the Bitcoin globally and offered to buy it for $25, he wouldn’t accept it either. “I don’t know what to do with them and will have to resell them, and they won’t make anything. While apartments can be rented, land can become food-producing farms.”

According to Nicole, she and her grandfather also often argue about blockchain or digital money from many years ago. Warren Buffett, however, supported his nephew’s decisions. “He’s glad I’m doing well,” Nicole said. “He values authenticity, integrity, and hard work.”

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Nicole was born in 1976 in Los Angeles and received her master’s degree in fine arts in 2004 at the San Francisco Academy of Arts.

According to Fortune’s vote, Nicole is one of the 50 most influential people in NFT. She started selling NFT paintings in abstract form for the first time in 2021. Some of her collections, like Spirit Coins, are now worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Nicole has also partnered with organizations such as the Open Earth Foundation, Hope for Haiti, and Blankets of Hope to raise money to sell NFT for charity. “NFT and money have always been criticized for their impact on the environment, but our actions could partially reduce that problem,” she said.

Despite the market downturn, Nicole remains hopeful for the future. According to her, although NFT and blockchain are wild, they can bring new sources of income and opportunities for artists and people active in this field.

Nicole admitted she had never set foot on Wall Street – where her grandfather had a great deal of influence. “I have never been to Wall Street and entered the stock market, perhaps because there is no real artistic element there, nor is there a presence of digital assets,” she said.

She said she felt lucky to have the Buffett family name but insisted on advancing. “I am an independent person, always confident on my own feet,” she said.

Nicole said an exhibition is coming up in Omaha, Nebraska. “I hope my grandfather will visit and admire my NFTs,” she said.

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