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Imagine this. It’s 1928. Disney is just getting started, and they decide to release 1,000 limited-edition “Digital Mickeys”—scarce, verifiable, owned by the people who believed in them early. These Mickeys are programmable, tradeable, and come with perks tied to the company’s success. Fast forward to today: