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CYBERPUNK 21!

“Cyberpunk 21!” was created as the official cover artwork for the fourth edition of the German-speaking Bitcoin Magazine.

This piece marks a special moment in my artistic journey and in the ongoing effort to educate, inspire, and strengthen the Bitcoin community through art.

The artwork explores a future where technology, freedom, privacy, and self-sovereignty become increasingly important. While the cyberpunk aesthetic may appear futuristic, the questions it raises are already part of our everyday lives.

Who controls our data?

Who controls our money?

Who controls our future?

Bitcoin offers a different path. A path built on open networks, voluntary cooperation, and individual responsibility. It reminds us that freedom is not something granted from above. It is something that must be understood, protected, and continuously built.

Privacy plays a central role in this artwork. Not because privacy is about hiding, but because it is about preserving human dignity, personal freedom, and the ability to choose what belongs to us.

Many of the ideas expressed in this piece come from personal experiences, observations, and conversations within the Bitcoin community. The result is an artwork that combines cyberpunk imagery with the values that inspired Bitcoin from the very beginning.

As lead artist for the magazine, I am deeply grateful to the TwentyOne team and everyone who continues to support independent Bitcoin education. Together we are building something larger than ourselves — a movement driven by ideas rather than institutions.

This limited edition consists of only 12 pieces worldwide.

Each artwork carries its own Bitcoin wallet and is loaded with sats from the moment it is created. As additional editions find new homes, earlier collectors continue to receive additional sats through the artwork’s built-in stacking mechanism.

This is more than a print.

It is a snapshot of a movement.

A reminder that the future is not something we wait for.

The future is something we build.

— mx12Art