I understand that, but those are the wrong motivations in my point of view. That's just overbloated hyped, I don't see it stick. >Kind of cool to be able to fl

I understand that, but those are the wrong motivations in my point of view. That's just overbloated hyped, I don't see it stick. >Kind of cool to be able to flair one of the first really pricey NFTs, which also happens to be an art piece you think is kind of rad. Which you nailed here, it's like they are pricey for the sake of being pricey. Or they're unique for the sake of being unique, not being unique because there were restrains that make it rare. If some of these pieces are going to millions of USD, then we might be at a point where any Picasso painting reached the billion dollar mark, that circles back to one of my questions: is there so much money in circulation? Or this is just fake money being thrown around?