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First mouse with bitcoin in its body One night a few weeks ago, just as I was going to sleep, an idea flashed through my mind. Being the artist that I am, I put this fleeting idea down on paper the next morning. Over the next few weeks I started looking around to see if it was possible to carry out the experiment. I was excited to imagine how this would affect us in the future. The times are ever-changing, with countless new technologies and inventions being introduced every day. Whether it is biotechnology or cryptography, BitMouse is a product that incorporates a wide range of disciplines and technologies. In the art world, Eduardo Kac, who pioneered the discipline of bioart, used a fluorescent protein gene to make a rabbit glow in certain light. Our expectations for the BitMouse are similar but more than that. We have tied the value of the mouse directly to Bitcoin, and it will fluctuate with the daily value of Bitcoin. Maybe in ten years it will be worth $100 million, or maybe it will be worth nothing. Ideally the offspring of the BitMouse would also carry the private key. And we would make specimens of them to sell at auction after they die of natural causes. At that point, a single Bitcoin would split into multiple specimens, but as soon as someone breaks the specimen to extract the genetic information and thus remove the BitMouse, the other specimens would lose their value. On the flip side, breaking the specimen and destroying the artwork may not even happen when bitcoins are worthless. We're certainly looking forward to all the fun!