Selling the largest diamond in the world for digital currency

Selling the largest diamond in the world for digital currency 

Digital transactions have become visible in the markets. The second largest diamond in the world, weighing 101 carats, was sold to an unknown person for an amount of $ 12,3 million, and the payment was made in digital currency or encrypted currency.

Sotheby's said in a statement that a pear-shaped diamond called "The Key 10138" was sold to an anonymous private collector on Friday, adding that the Diacor gem was the second largest pear-shaped diamond ever sold to the public.

It was not disclosed what kind of cryptocurrency was purchased, and the international auction house had said that it would accept Bitcoin and Ethereum to buy the diamonds on offer.

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