With a little ingenuity almost anything can be included within the blockchain technology, even Hollywood celebrities.
Cryptocelebrities is this week's Cryptokitties, a trading game based on smart contracts that benefits from digital shortages.
The methodology is to release a copy of each celebrity, forcing operators to spend thousands of dollars to capture "figures" like Satoshi Nakamoto and Emma Watson.
Cryptocelebrities rewards the first users who obtain the best digital product and then sell it for profit. Blockchain-based collector games like these create a FOMO level that can cause assets to change hands for thousands of dollars.
At 4pm. On Tuesday, January 23, the website of the game was temporarily decommissioned, and is believed to be due to the high demand that has been recorded.
The game has some interesting characteristics, one of which is that the verified celebrities control the royalties of the trade of their image and win a part of the money obtained. It is hard to imagine that people like Clint Eastwood or Donald Trump use the ether to verify their counterparts in the block chain, but it is a bold concept.