The articles cover recent developments in the digital asset and blockchain space. On February 10, the ETHUSD market shows a balanced technical setup with signals indicating potential upside driven by NFT museums, creator payouts, and increased on-chain activity in Ethereum's digital art ecosystem. Museums and galleries are increasingly adopting Ethereum NFTs for provenance, ticketing, and community engagement, supporting a rising digital art market projected to reach USD 13.17 billion by 2031, with crypto-art valued at USD 20.38 billion in 2024. Ethereum's role extends to enabling verifiable ownership, provenance, and programmable royalties, which are attracting institutional interest and expanding the cultural significance of NFTs beyond collectibles to functional assets. The market's future outlook suggests sustained growth, with projections of Ethereum reaching USD 7,500 and ongoing adoption of blockchain-based art and gaming ecosystems. Meanwhile, Bitcoin NFTs, based on the Ordinals system, are gaining traction by inscribing data directly onto individual satoshis, offering a secure, immutable alternative to traditional NFTs on Ethereum. These Bitcoin NFTs are stored on-chain with full permanence, leveraging Bitcoin's security model and expanding digital ownership beyond payments. The development of wallets and marketplaces for Bitcoin NFTs is ongoing, with community debates on scalability and environmental impact. Overall, both Ethereum and Bitcoin NFT ecosystems are contributing to a broader digital ownership revolution, with increasing institutional acceptance, technological innovation, and long-term growth prospects.