I've been thinking about what could be next highly priced items
Maybe an Art of the first commercial transaction that made btc well known till today.... The Pizza BTC art could be made in a dynamic way
I think in Digital art it just needs to separate it selves from the just ordinary dumb drawing images...
For example some kind of art work with a kind of utility like a brand new Pokemon card game with a decentralised distribution of card selling.
if someone would be able setting up an online shop code created with the same kind of RL cards... just the booster boxes, card packages but where no one knows which card are in the packs. When someone buys it its a surprise for everyone what comes out. Then creating a kind of space where we can play/fight with those cards and winning other peoples card or winning some points or a which can be valuable for something else... or By winning making the card more unique as it was before increasing its value or ...... Just an example ...
But main thing is each packet bought must be unknown whats in it and every card has its unique code for its owner, I mean many ways to set something up. but it must be flawless and perfectly worked out to separate it selves and to be unique. Not that it must be pokemon, just an idea of something that could create an online value space for some NFT-online Art kinda thing.
Something like this already exists, in the early history of play to earn games many companies used this model for thier games, I did some research and one that best fits what you described here would be Axie Infinity,
In the game Players collect and mint non-fungible tokens (NFTs) which represent axolotl-inspired digital pets known as Axies.These creatures can be bred and battled with each other within the game.Sky Mavis charges a 4.25% fee to players when they trade Axies on its marketplace. I can't go into much details about them but this is a link to read yourself https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axie_Infinity.
They had an estimate of over 2.5 million active daily players.
Although this company later faced series of loses from hackers losing a whiping fortune of 620 million $ to a hacking group named Lazarus group, I really feel bad cause a lot of people were already adopting it as a side hustle to make money, it was very lucrative and intresting to play at once, although i never tried it myself.
I guess I should put in a picture
Ah cool never seen before...
But I do think a game or something like it could create a collectible kind of world were people could be in for...
it just need some random distribution etc
The randomness(by selection or distribution) and surprise could be made virtual then the physical collection could be packed and distributed each with a collection ID .... I don't know if I'm on point here.