Ownership
Holding the thing itself — record, output, or share in what was built — rather than access to it.
Renting visibility is the default of the inherited internet: your work builds the graph, and the graph belongs to whoever hosts it. Here the loop closes the other way, and value created returns as ownership.
Ownership is only real if it can leave. What is created inside the world can be sold outside it, and what is earned outside can be brought in. The boundary between virtual and real value is an exchange rate problem, not a metaphysical one.