It's already working for music.
the real value lies in the fact that I can prove Julia is the original artist, and the provenance (the data of who made it, when, who was the first buyer, etc).
Art speculation and selling art relies on this one thing: provenance.
A fake painting that looks exactly like the Mona Lisa has zero value. That's because the value comes from the artist, and knowing what work came from the artist.
With this data intact, the art becomes more valuable, and also, Julia's work on Super Rare is being collected and the list prices for her work are way higher than what i paid for this one. She's an established crypto artist. But I think this is her best work...
RE: Why I Just Bought @juliakponsford’s Cryptoart for 500 HIVE on NFT Showroom