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Free Financial Advice 

Acrylic paint & gold leaf on canvas
80x100cm - 2024

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Gallery price : 6465 $
Studio price : 3600 $

With a smirk and a glittered bowtie, this dapper figure delivers the ultimate alpha: “Free Financial Advice.” But in Jeg’s world, it’s not stocks or bonds—it’s pure ₿. The character, a fusion of Monopoly’s tycoon and Anonymous’ iconography, winks through the irony while Bitcoin logos rain across a bubblegum pink backdrop. The message is crystal: forget Wall Street whispers—real financial freedom is open-source and decentralized. And yes, it’s free (if you’re early enough).

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Bitcoin #2 

Acrylic paint & gold leaf on canvas
80x100cm - 2024

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Gallery price : 7512 $
Studio price : 3600 $

Second chapter of the "Chronicle" series, this canvas captures the chaos, collapse, and recalibration of the 2022–2023 bear market. Framed once again by the Bitcoin logo on a gold backdrop, this piece contrasts the shine of conviction with the cracks of the ecosystem. From the FTX implosion to LUNA’s death spiral, the SEC’s crusade to ETF drama, it’s all here—faces, scandals, logos, and headlines compressed into a visual ledger of crypto history. The energy is darker, more fragmented than its bull market predecessor, but Bitcoin still stands at the core—tested, but unshaken.

Peer to Peer Electronic Cash System

Peer to Peer Electronic Cash System

Acrylic paint & gold leaf on canvas
120x150cm - 2024

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The main idea of this artwork revolves around the BRRR meme, a well-known meme in the crypto community that shows the Fed Chairman, Jerome Powell, printing money. Around him, banknotes are flying and falling onto a crowd, symbolizing the criticism of monetary expansion and currency devaluation. This artwork serves as a powerful and visually striking critique of contemporary economic and social dynamics. It invites deep reflection on our society, its future, and the tools we have to transform it. The surveillance cameras serve as a reminder of the early cypherpunk warnings about the massive exploitation of our data. With the rise of central bank digital currencies and AI, pseudonymity/anonymity will soon become a highly coveted luxury. The protesting crowd represents the collective awareness of the problem money printing is creating. This crowd is diverse: from Maximalists represented by the OGs of cypherpunk culture with their masks—to meme/shitcoin and NFT maximalists, as well as ordinary citizens. This shows that despite our differences, we are all part of the same big family. Each individual has their place and role within this vast revolutionary spectrum. The rabbit, symbolizing awakening, guides the shift from fiat illusions to financial awareness—also represented by the orange pill in the hand of the WallStreetBets meme character, which doubles as Pepe the Penguin’s nose, blending internet culture with the crypto movement's ideological shift Here is depicted the Fed President, Jerome Powell, printing money. Around him, banknotes are flying and falling onto a crowd, symbolizing the critique of the increase in the money supply and the devaluation of currency. This critique directly targets the Keynesian model, as opposed to the Austrian school of thought. -Just as the postal service connects people, the blockchain does the same. The mailbox, emblazoned with a Silk Road sticker—created by Ross Ulbricht and rooted in his libertarian ideals—represents the ultimate subversion: using the public postal system to ship illicit goods. At the heart of humanity is exchange—of goods, ideas, and value—and blockchain has solidified trust in these exchanges, propelling societal progress.

Satoshi White Paper - Poster 1/21

Acrylic paint & gold leaf on canvas
50x70cm - 2024

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First in a 21-piece series, this artwork transforms the Bitcoin White Paper into sacred ground for artistic intervention. Layered with oversized ₿ symbols in black and gold, the original text by Satoshi Nakamoto is both preserved and détourné—treated like a relic and remixed like a manifesto. Each paint splash, each glyph, asserts that Bitcoin is not just code, but culture. With 21 unique posters echoing the 21 million BTC limit, this series turns protocol into prophecy.

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Satoshi White Paper - Poster 6/21

Acrylic paint & gold leaf on canvas
50x70cm - 2024

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Gallery price : 930 $
Studio price : 600 $

No. 6 in the “Whitepaper Series,” this piece overlays Satoshi’s manifesto with a repeated Lady Liberty—masked not by silence, but by Bitcoin. Painted during the Trump-era political climate, it channels a new wave of American rebellion: not through ballots, but blockchains. The red ₿ bandana evokes both libertarian defiance and pirate subversion, positioning Bitcoin as the modern flag of freedom. Between patriotic symbolism and crypto insurgency, this canvas captures a moment where a nation—willingly or not—begins to Bitcoinize.

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Satoshi White Paper - Poster 3/21

Acrylic paint & gold leaf on canvas
50x70cm - 2024

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Gallery price : 930 $
Studio price : 600 $

In this 3th piece of the "Whitepaper Series", the sacred text of Bitcoin gets a cheesy twist—literally. Satoshi’s blueprint is bombarded with dripping pizza slices, each one tagged with a Bitcoin logo like toppings of financial revolution. It’s a tongue-in-cheek homage to Bitcoin Pizza Day, but also a reminder that even world-changing ideas start with something as simple—and as human—as buying dinner. Satire meets scripture in a slice of crypto folklore.

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