Is Arthena's blockchain-based art insurance valuation model outdated? Arthena leverages data-driven strategies, using over 18 million data points to assess art assets, combining AI and blockchain for transparency and fraud prevention. However, rapid shifts in the art market, including the rise of NFTs and diverse collectibles like sneakers and wines, challenge its quantitative approach. Emerging technologies and changing collector preferences demand more dynamic valuation models. Critics argue that Arthena’s reliance on historical auction data may not fully capture the volatility of modern art markets or the intangible value of digital assets. To stay relevant, Arthena must integrate real-time market trends and broader asset categories, ensuring its model reflects the evolving landscape of art investment and insurance.