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Jason Bailey

by Outland

Artnome began covering crypto art in 2017, and four years later the blog’s posts are still how thousands of people learn about art on the blockchain. Jason Bailey, Artnome’s founder, is a staunch advocate of digital artists as a critic and collector. In this interview he talks about his love of the crypto art community and his new company Club NFT, which offers tools and services to help collectors to protect their tokens.

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