I’ve actually talked about LiveArt a few times before. Back then, a lot of people thought putting art on-chain was too far-fetched, like pitching a deck written for VCs. But their recent moves clearly show they’re no longer just talking about collecting art—they’re serious about turning art assets into yield-generating on-chain financial products. This week, they’ve already launched the ART buyback program, and next week their DeFi platform is going live. By then, every transaction, loan, collateralization, and swap will fuel ART buybacks. They also just got listed on BitMart today, and the supply on CEXs is tightening. Once the DeFi platform officially launches and the revenue model kicks in, the buying pressure will only get stronger. When the DeFi platform goes live next week and revenue starts flowing in, the buyback mechanism will spin even faster. I can’t say for sure if this is the bottom, but I do think this is the window before the narrative fully plays out—and I really don’t want to miss it. They’re hosting a livestream tonight, and I’ll be tuning in to hear how they explain the structural design of this DeFi module. If you want to get a head start on understanding the team’s next moves, you might want to check it out too. : https://www.(youtube.com)/watch?v=vxc30GaTkT0 This market doesn’t lack imagination—it lacks teams that can turn imagination into reality.