This is the second in a series of paintings dedicated to Hong Kong's iconic struggle for freedom, which has moved people around the world. The cyberpunk art style was chosen due to the high-tech and dystopian nature of the conflict. The artwork is by Ricker Choi, with consultation provided by www.blockchaingaming.com. After paying gas fees and taking 10% of sales revenue to cover artist's expenses, 75% of proceeds are donated to Toronto Association for Democracy in China, and 25% are donated to Vancouver Society in Support of Democratic Movement.

Joshua Wong is one of the most famous icons of the Hong Kong protest movement, and has already been imprisoned twice despite his young age. Here he can be seen sporting laser eyes, a meme of support for Bitcoin. The original painter scanned and added enhanced colors to one of his original paintings; then, it underwent digital editing by artist Love•Is•The•AnsweR, who is cohost of the infamous Kenn Bosak's podcast. The Hong Kong community thanks them for their creativity.

Possession of the private key in control of this NFT bestows upon the owner some practical rights to the digital artwork it contains. The artist will not reuse the artwork without the NFT owner's permission; further, decentralized virtual worlds such as Decentraland—and any blockchain games we may end up developing—will recognize and respect these digital property rights.