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Oh I see, yeah I could see the value of that. Primarily as a novelty I think but still interesting idea. By that I mean I wouldn't expect "all" digital art to b
by bringtheaction 9y ago
Oh I see, yeah I could see the value of that. Primarily as a novelty I think but still interesting idea. By that I mean I wouldn't expect "all" digital art to be sold like that. But like with how someone was willing to pay a lot for the genesis crypto kitten, I think some pieces of digital art could be sold for a lot on a blockchain. But once sufficiently many different pieces of digital art have been sold like that I think the value of distinguishing between "original" and "copy" will fall back to negligible difference for new pieces. But the first different pieces of digital art will retain their value I think.
- ThomPete 9y agoMy belief is that more and more is becoming digitalized also culture. Culture is fundamentally an accumulation of history. It's the history part (unique history trail) which is greatly undervalued. A piece of art is valuable because of its history. That makes it more than a novelty from my perspective it makes it a fundamental part of our digital life. It's like TCP+History that has tremendous value.