|
Title: Art Investments and cryptocurrency Post by: Fineartfinancial on August 20, 2014, 03:28:31 PM What do you think about art investments ?
Cryptocurrency and art market ? They could be rather speculative if linked.... Title: Re: Art Investments and cryptocurrency Post by: frankenmint on September 09, 2014, 10:29:27 AM What do you think about art investments ? Cryptocurrency and art market ? They could be rather speculative if linked.... scatterplot of opinions and perceived values if you ask me with no correlation whatsoever to be discovered. Title: Re: Art Investments and cryptocurrency Post by: DrahogErusiel on September 09, 2014, 10:32:51 PM Maureen Gubia sells paintings etc for btc
Title: Re: Art Investments and cryptocurrency Post by: frankenmint on September 15, 2014, 10:35:14 PM What do you think about art investments ? Cryptocurrency and art market ? They could be rather speculative if linked.... scatterplot of opinions and perceived values if you ask me with no correlation whatsoever to be discovered. I wasn't trying to troll this, I simply meant to point out that it would appear as negligible. Art is either for its enjoyment or as an investment. Surely, the vast majority of bitcoin users will spend some of it to stimulate the bitcoin economy but will hold their bulk sum if possible - using it as a tool for micropayments such as coffee or paywalls on the internet might become more mainstream, but spending vast sums of btc on artwork seems less likely than spending the equivalent sums of money on said artwork. I could very well be mistaken, this can be proven if Fineartfinancial has artwork and is willing to sell it through his traditional means (wether it be through an ecommerce website, or ebay, or craigslist) then he should ALSO mention that his artwork is sold for bitcoin as well. |