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According to CoinDesk, the first-ever sale of inscriptions created using the Bitcoin blockchain's Ordinals protocol, from a pixelated collection known as 'BitcoinShrooms', drew about $450,000, or five times the highest estimates. The auction, which concluded on Wednesday, consisted of three images, including a pixelated avocado that fetched more than $100,000 and a design that appears to be derived from a mushroom in the Super Mario franchise that sold for over $240,000. Derek Parsons, a spokesman for the auction house, reported that there were 148 total bids across the three lots, and more than two-thirds of all bidders were new to Sotheby's. There are plans for more auctions soon, according to Parsons. The results recall the mania that swept digital-asset markets a couple of years ago when digital artwork and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) first started drawing eye-popping sums and captured mainstream attention. One NFT by the artist Beeple drew $69 million at the auction house Christie's. However, many of those collections were built atop the Ethereum blockchain. The Ordinals inscriptions, which debuted late last year featuring a new technology pioneered by Casey Rodarmor atop Bitcoin, have witnessed bouts of popularity this year sufficient to cause congestion and elevated fees on the distributed network, launched in 2009 to be a peer-to-peer payments network. There's a debate raging among Bitcoin users and developers over whether to filter out transactions in NFT-like inscriptions minted using the Ordinals project, as they're not a core financial use in keeping with many advocates' vision for the original blockchain. The idea that some of the images might be considered high art could tip the scales of the debate toward profit interests. The three digital images come from the BitcoinShrooms collection of Ordinals inscriptions, by the pseudonymous artist Shroomtoshi, according to the Sotheby's website. The digital avocado, known as 'BIP39 SEED,' was initially tipped to draw $20,000 to $30,000, but it ended up selling for $101,600.