The 6529 Network Museum considers Opepen to be within scope for the Museum's collection. For this purpose, "Opepen" means the ERC721 collection created by Jack Butcher under Visualize Value, including all tokens within the 200-set permanent collection and the broader edition, on Ethereum. It does not include derivative projects, tributes, or works merely inspired by Opepen. Donations of Opepen may be accepted without further collection-specific review, subject only to the Museum's ordinary procedures for provenance, title, authenticity, custody, wallet security, legal compliance, donor acceptance, and artwork-specific suitability. Rationale Opepen is a participatory art protocol built on Ethereum by Jack Butcher, the artist and designer behind Visualize Value. Butcher describes himself as a symbolist. His practice centers on distilling complex ideas into single visual forms, a approach he developed over years in brand and design work before turning fully to blockchain-based art. The first Opepen tokens were minted on January 8, 2023. The project operates on a simple premise: one symbol, infinite remixes. Anyone can reinterpret the Opepen silhouette. Collectors vote on submissions, and 200 final sets are selected for the permanent collection. The structure is open, community-governed, and permissionless. The tagline is "Public Art On Ethereum." Opepen has drawn contributions from artists across the NFT ecosystem, including snowfro (founder of Art Blocks), alphacentaurikid, and diewiththemostlikes. Opepen functions as a connective tissue between generative art, meme culture, and community-driven curation, three currents that run through the 6529 Network Museum's own collection. The case for Opepen is cultural rather than institutional. It is one of the defining participatory NFT art projects, and its community-governed voting mechanism parallels 6529's own governance model.