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The celebrity landscape has inverted. Twenty years ago, you became an actor to get famous. Now, you get famous (on TikTok/YouTube/Twitch) to become an actor or musician. The barrier to entry is a smartphone and a personality. Blockchain technology might allow fans to truly own

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