forgive me if its a sensitive topic (as i am honestly just asking) but have you considered releasing music as NFT's i sort of hesitate to ask, because sometimes it can illicit a more passionate response than im seeking but as far as direct to consumer, digital product... is there a plus' and minus' from your perspective?

I am almost done with the audiobook for The Creature From Jekyll Island: Pepe Edition if you dont know its an entire Sci-Fi novel about Bitcoin and fighting the Federal Reserve and fiat. (its on Amazon if you are interested) The player for the audiobook was going to be simple... then i figured make it more meaningful. So as of now... it has the book. But if you play it in the car (like i do), when you change chapters the pictures on your dashboard will change. Also it has a ton of artwork and videos in it... some never released. THEN... there is FrogShare If you push the FrogShare button it will open this WHOLE WORLD of old documents like Executive Order 6102, the Cipherpunk Manifesto, a Bitcoin Infused Album, another book with Every Rare Pepe and more. But at the end... there is a Cicada 3301 style test... despite how it starts, it is NOT easy. But if you solve everything you will unlock a very rare and treasured reward This is the kind of stuff i love doing.... hopefully people find it and like it

That makes perfectly good sense... its def not something to scale with. i see it more like limited rare vinyl only releases. Naturally when something works we want to tell everybody how great it is... but i dont think its an "everybody" medium. thank you for responding... happy new year