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Banksy once signed a wall using invisible ink. Which is a very on-brand way to say “good luck, capitalism.”

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There is no record of Banksy signing a wall in invisible ink. Banksy is an anonymous street artist known for public stencil works, and the artist's identity has never been officially confirmed.

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