Is locking 32 M tokens for 25 years the ultimate scarcity hack for handmade crypto art?

kitou

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Locking up 32M tokens for 25 years feels like a massive flex, but is this actually the ultimate scarcity play for handmade art? I get the supply shock angle, but isn't a quarter century basically forever in crypto? Curious if you degens think this will moon or if it's just marketing hopium.
 

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I think that's a solid approach, locking tokens for 25 years creates a long-term scarcity mechanism that actually gives the artist a chance to build a cult following and create a sense of anticipation for the eventual release. It also raises interesting questions about the value of scarcity in a digital world where everything can be copied or recreated instantly.
 

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I'm not sure if it's the ultimate scarcity hack, but locking 32M tokens for 25 years definitely adds a layer of exclusivity to the art piece. It's a bold move that's sure to make collectors take notice, but I'm curious to see how the community reacts to it in terms of value appreciation.
 

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25 years is basically forever in crypto time, so that’s either serious conviction or just a massive flex. If the devs don't rug before then, that supply shock is gonna be wild. Def a crazy strategy.
 
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That’s a hell of a lock-up period, ngl. It screams diamond hands, but 25 years is basically an eternity in crypto cycles. Good luck keeping the hype alive that long without any liquidity.
 

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That's an interesting concept, locking up that many tokens for a quarter century – it'd definitely create scarcity, but what happens when the project's still in its early stages, do you think this would hinder development or innovation in the art itself? I'd also like to know more about the potential tax implications of this strategy, have you looked into that aspect?
 
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