On December 20, 2025, the history of digital art will witness a milestone event: the Museum of Modern Art in New York announces the inclusion of eight CryptoPunks NFTs in its permanent collection. This move is not only an official verification of the pioneering series as an "important part of digital and cultural history," but also marks the formal acceptance of blockchain-based art forms by the world's top art institutions. Although the global art market suffered setbacks in sales in 2024, NFTs, with their unique cultural penetration, are moving from the margins of experimentation to the core narrative of art history, laying a new evaluative foundation for the long-term value of crypto art assets.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has officially added 8 CryptoPunks to its permanent collection, marking the most significant institutional recognition of on-chain art to date. The selected CryptoPunks, along with 8 Chromie Squiggles NFTs, are housed in MoMA's Department of Media and Performance Art.

The Museum of Modern Art in New York has announced the inclusion of CryptoPunks in its collection, providing "museum-quality" endorsement for NFTs. (Previously: Bought CryptoPunks as a reserve, didn't expect PunkStrategy to really take off) (Background: Yuga Labs sold CryptoPunks! Infinite Node Foundation acquired the intellectual property rights: will continue the spirit of cyberpunk) The Museum of Modern Art in New York ( MoMA ) has announced the inclusion of the NFT avatar series CryptoPunks in its permanent collection. It has been listed on the collection page. This announcement, following the retreat of the NFT bubble, is seen as a milestone for traditional art institutions formally engaging with blockchain assets. This batch of CryptoPunks is from multiple private collectors.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has announced the inclusion of CryptoPunks into its permanent collection, providing a "museum-grade" endorsement for NFTs. (Previous context: Buying CryptoPunks as reserves, unexpectedly PunkStrategy really took off) (Additional background: Yuga Labs sold CryptoPunks! Infinite Node Foundation acquired the intellectual property rights: continuing the cyberpunk spirit) The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has officially announced the addition of the NFT avatar series CryptoPunks to its permanent collection. It is now listed on the collection page. In the aftermath of the NFT bubble burst, this move is seen as a milestone for traditional art institutions to officially engage with blockchain assets. This batch of CryptoPunks was assembled by multiple private collectors.