• Tekedia Capital flagged a potential $1 trillion art-asset transfer over the next decade, raising liquidity risk for heirs managing collections.
• Heavy inflows of inherited works could pressure prices, with value holding concentrated in top-tier artists while others face steep discounts.
• High carrying costs could force sales: storage, insurance, security, conservation, climate control.
• Market absorption looks limited; collector demand may not match supply, while museums face acquisition constraints.
• Digital tools may streamline provenance, valuation, transfer, but cannot create demand; estate planning likely to shift toward sell-or-donate decisions.

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