UASF is an early piece (2017) by the Crypsi collective, inspired by the famous Tone Vays meme during the ‘block wars’. It is a 1/7 picture using a stencil and hand-sprayed. The picture comes with a unique nft, minted on counterparty and stored on an opendime bitcoin wallet. The User Activated Soft Fork movement was critical to the bitcoin community and in allowing the users to retain control of a decentralized global currency/ asset. The digital image of UASF was widely shared on twitter at the time and was Crypsi’s contribution to support all those who fought against the odds to ensure bitcoin remains out of the control of centralized institutions and in the hands of the ‘people’.

This picture is number 7/7 which is a one-off, glow-in-the-dark version (although given 5 years old, the glow in the dark effect is not as prominent as it once was) and is the only 'grey' version in existence.

The work comes with a unique Counterparty token stored on the OPENDIME inside the frame.

NOTE: Unfortunately the frame was dislodged in transit (please see pics), but the picture, glass and opendime remain intact. It is easily repairable for $50-100 by any framing shop by pushing the frame back in and stapling the frame in the corners (on the back of side of frame that has come loose).

Materials: Spray paint on canvas

Dimensions: 40cm x 50cm (picture) - 50cm x 70cm framed (approx)

Weight: 4.78kg

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