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Top artists aren’t just creatives. They’re running real businesses. They generate revenue, employ teams, manage global operations, and build valuable IP. Tokenization gives artists access to the same financial tools other businesses already have — raising capital, creating liquidity, and letting investors participate in the upside without giving up control. Artists shouldn’t be the only major businesses forced to fund growth on everyone else’s terms.