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…Which actually makes total sense when you think about it. It makes total sense. And you have this world of people that have grown up digitally native that say, I want to be able to show my friends something cool on my phone that I own. When they get older, they're going to say, flip it up on my wall and have it as something I can show on my wall. And guess what, if the house burns down, I don't lose my painting and I don't have to worry. For me, I think about when my kids walk by something, I don't worry about them taking a marker to it. There are just so many beautiful aspects to portability and how you can showcase your favorite pieces of art. Also just how you can unlock the potential. When they're programmable, what if my art changes over time and the artist bakes in certain things that unlock it the longer I own it? Some of that is just so cool. There are so many aspects to this ecosystem, what NFTs bring to the table that you can't have with traditional art that I think is going to take another decade or so for people to really wrap their head around. Do you know that back in the day, when canvas was created, there was a huge blowback on it? There's a huge blowback on canvas because everything was painted on walls or on these wooden. Frescos.…

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