"To be an in-circle artist" is an Ethereum contract (released in Polygon) that has the potential for everyone to participate. Once they enter their name and their wallet address in the circle, their identity will be secured in Ethereum's blockchain at the cost of consuming computing power daily. It is a kind of decentralized authentication. Also, after they enter the circle, they can mint an NFT (Artist manifesto NFT) automatically as a permanent souvenir or proof of attendance. The work aims to establish a fair network that allows everyone to become incircle artists.  However, the opportunity to enter the circle can be limited by the user’s skill set and background.  So the idea of fairness is challenged and questions about privilege and access to technology are raised. Is this endeavor then as egalitarian as it was first intended to be with the street projects of Greco and Jier?