Speaking at Virtual Blockchain Week in front of ane of his colorful nonetheless hypnotic canvas pieces, Vesa Kivinen, the creator of Art For Crypto, suggested crypto fine art could be only as much of an investment every bit any other digital asset.

Passionately extolling some of philosophical benefits of crypto art, Kivinen was just every bit eager to explain the business side of the coin:

"[Digital art] has many similarities to, let'southward say, the very, very early Bitcoin. Those opportunities of property on to the beginning 10x, and the 100x, and the 1000x … they're at present going on in crypto fine art in these unique limited edition assets."

Crypto artist Vesa Kivinen. Screenshot from Virtual Blockchain Calendar week

Kivinen creates three copies of individual canvas pieces, similar the large hypnotic one that hung backside him during his Virtual Blockchain Calendar week talk — called "Red Eye" and pictured in a higher place — in addition to high resolution digital artwork. Nevertheless, while the toll of Bitcoin (BTC) is on the mode upwardly, that won't affect the price of Kivinen's pieces in crypto, currently tied to 1 BTC — $viii,762 at the time of press.

"No one likes to [part with their Bitcoin]," said Kivinen, only added that investing into something like crypto fine art gives you a product that "has the potential of going parabolic":

"You have to approach the thing from a holistic betoken of view so that it's likewise an investment... No one is going to part with their slice for less than a Bitcoin [after on]. That would be insane. At best, y'all might go 10 BTC for your piece after, should you e'er sell it."

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STEREOSCOPIC by Vesa Kivinen, Courtesy of the artist

The predictable halving-related BTC bull run would have the potential to bring more people into the crypto community and crypto fine art — 10 times as many according to Kivinen. The artist already has about a dozen pieces in circulation that are owned past well known figures in the crypto customs, including Litecoin creator Charlie Lee and Satoshi claimant Craig Wright.