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Bitcoin is Art by Charlene Brown
The absence of beauty is art. There's no collectibles framing Bitcoin. Its beauty is its neutrality of interpretation.
Most notable works of art hang on walls in lonely museums, protected by armed security, begging, come look at me.
Bitcoin is held in wallets, on servers protected by a seed phrase, making a bold statement, nothing to see here.
Those who wish to denominate art in cryptographic expressions, have founded a new type of smart-contract, non-fungible tokens, popularized as NFT.
"Art is often exclusive. We want Art to be accessible. We want art to be accepted. We want art to spread widely. Non-fungible Tokens enable us to realize this vision," said NFT artist Michelle Mafra.
Bitcoin on the other hand, bridges accessibility by making it non-exclusive with the wide ability for Bitcoin adoption. A person can hold one fraction of a bitcoin, one satoshi, or as many portions of the blockchain as he can acquire.
The acceptance of fractional value makes the holder of that fraction as much an owner of Bitcoin as whale wallet owners, a less beautiful expression than the tangible collectibles hung from walls.
Stupid question: Will we see a major transfer of wealth out of penetrating holes in walls to sink its teeth into Bitcoin?
Smart answer: How easy is it to move your Bitcoin? How easy is it to move that Mona Lisa?
Art will become Bitcoin. Then we will see massive price descent in art. Then Bitcoin will be leveraged to acquire art, followed by re-appreciation in Art, and the cycle repeats itself. Ultimately Art will be priced in Bitcoin. So how many Satoshis you want for that van Gogh
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