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Aussie Programmer Creates 'Educational' Pirate Bay For JPEG Versions of NFTs
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Amid a rapidly rising interest in non-fungible tokens (NFTs) across the world, Australian software developer Geoffrey Huntley has uploaded nearly 18 terabytes of digital artwork copies to a server, creating a new torrent site where anyone can download them - as a 'lesson' on NFTs.
The site, named The NFT Bay has apparently been inspired by The Pirate Bay peer-to-peer search service, judging by the resemblance of its name and logo. As of pixel time (13:10 UTC), The NFT Bay is offering 17.76 terabytes of content, with uploads by 342 seeders, and 8,319 leechers downloading the available images.
Huntley claims to have collected all the images associated with NFTs minted on the Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) blockchains.
On his Twitter account,
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