Actually here is some information that is not in the article... The yello picture of the DJ that says, "Technology must be used to liberate the individual" has a small crypto-related history, and was the reason I chose to use it to represent this mix... The drawing was made in 1993, for a rave in Pittsburgh, PA called "Hi-Voltage" At the time I had a record store called Turbo-Zen, and it was one of our first parties. Well, the flyer was quite popular and someone made a t-shirt of the graphics on the flyer, and sold them at the show. At that party was what was to become a famous Bitcoin miner, Dan Mross from the documentary "The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin" he had gotten one of the shirts there and then talked about it as a saying he remembered at the beginning of the film. So, strangely this flyer, made 16 years before Bitcoin would exist, played a role in what may one day be seen as our financial and social liberation (if we are wise enough to use it that way). Because I felt that the very first Dj Mix governed by a smart contract was an extension of that idea, I used it to represent this mix.