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It would be nice to widen art collection with good old Andy. And no needs to worry about my funds Cheesy

Are you going to invest?

Yeah, sure. I always check new possibilities. Art seems very far reaching field

And no doubts?

Well, I can see you have some. But for me everything is clear enough - the mechanism is explained, blockchain provides security so devs have all my trust credit

Im not good with technologies and a bit old fashioned may be. But for me it is nonsense - how a bunch of investors can have one painting Roll Eyes

This is one of the best things that capitalism and tech can provide. If you wanted this Warhol for your ego - well, such project is not your shot. But if you wanted a good investment, you need to look closer.

So this is not about art, it is about funds?

No auction is fully about art, it is a myth, sorry to disappoint. Galleries is about art, but trading is always about funds. But here you can see both.

Thats what I like about crypto, wide range of use cases and each one is copypasted from existing implementation of the same thing, maybe briefly altered to make it seem authentic. Though trading art remotely can now offload the fees u pay to auction houses for maintenance and evaluation of pieces submitted to them, offload the fees to personal stash of the coin team.