Well, that's just like, your opinion, man...
than art. The technical framework is often confused with an image that has appended to the smart contract as a visual representation of the unique hash. However, NFTs can do more things, depending on how you wish to code them.
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ProjectWeasel The Bird is the Word, Tue 21 Dec 2021, 19:14,
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Decentralized Finance is probably the strongest usecase
...u effectively turn a piece of digital art into a yield bearing instrument, that can be collateralized (according to whatever User X will pay for it) and borrowed against, fractionalized, lent out, etc.
Other uses include
- to pass on royalties or copyright (could be useful not just for art, but music as well)
- a ticketing system, or proof of attendance
- pair NFTs with physical assets, to give digital representations or ownership rights
- gaming , eg. ownership of in-game assets/items
NFTs are just smart contracts, that essentially execute if / when rules.
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ProjectWeasel The Bird is the Word, Tue 21 Dec 2021, 23:34,
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The art is fairly irrelevant to all this isn't it?
You might as well be 'collateralising' a pebble off the beach. As long as you can persuade someone to buy it, you're good to go. The conceptual framework behind it all seems very shaky indeed
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