Artolo Art from UK wrote:

I always love a paradigm shift. You seem to have made an artwork out of the whole concept of pricing. Genius. But potentially unnerving for a broader audience.

Franz Freudhammer from Vienna wrote:

I love the story and the drawings, but i just dont get your money concept at all!, sorry!

Paul Sewter from New Zealand wrote:

From the perspective "Latency Problem", the value of Meyohas’s ‘Bitchcoin’, like Kmentemt’s Money Art concept, is the way in which it forces us to rethink Art’s relationship with money, and the way in which it shows us that transacting Art doesn’t have to adhere to outmoded paradigms, or rely on well-meaning but ineffectual state intervention

Elizabeth Tubbs from Washington, D.C. wrote:

The concept itself is confusing … it’s not the English that you are using that’s difficult to make sense of, - it’s the concept! So when I read this I had to concentrate and when I did - it made sense – you did a good job ! – I still had to concentrate even though I knew this already … - I think the way you wrote this is the best so far for me to understand!
It’s still a bit difficult to digest the fact that the ‘price’ or ‘pricing’ of the art is part of the ‘experience’ of the art

Andrew Werby from San Francisco Bay Area wrote:

It sounds like you"ve found an interesting niche, somewhere between art and finance. How"s that working out for you? Are the big banks stocking up on your work, as a hedge against the time when people lose faith in machine-made money, and want the handmade product instead? Or are ordinary investors clubbing together to purchase these works? Are they really rising steadily in value, or will it soon take a wheelbarrow full of them to buy a loaf of bread?

Nadja Schuster from Vienna wrote:

Great invention, great project, great artists!!! Congrats to the illustrative and user-friendly website that explains the concept of money art in only a few words very clearly!

www.historyworld.net from UK wrote:

Great fun and beautifully drawn.

Wim Laven from Portland, OR wrote:

I still enjoy my HoC art piece--its quite the conversation starter.

Atempause from Vienna wrote:

I do have the print now for several years and still enjoy to watch it - lot´s of guests come to my house - whenever they leave the bathroom the smile and ask me for this great piece of art. more to come hopefully from this guys...

Gi. Clzone from Roma wrote:

Great thinker and great artist, two enthusiasts, got together and created the "history of creation". Apart from its art value it"s the safest investment you can make. Explore its potentials!