This is capitalism as blood sport, staged like an opera. The bull and the bear, those tired market mascots, get drafted into a full auction-house drama where the lot on the block is the planet's own plumbing: digital infrastructure, sold to the highest snarl. The numbers are cartoonishly huge on purpose. So are the muscles. It's satire with teeth, equal parts gallery joke and trading-floor adrenaline, and it lands for anyone who watches markets the way other people watch sports. Concept first, spectacle close behind.






























