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I know what an NFT does. It doesn't even give you ownership on anything other than a blockchain print. To me, the logical conclusion of this is copyright protec
by purple_ferret 6y ago
I know what an NFT does. It doesn't even give you ownership on anything other than a blockchain print. To me, the logical conclusion of this is copyright protection, where, say, an eventual platform only plays content where the player can only be verified as the owner.
- throwaway_kufu 6y ago> It doesn't even give you ownership on anything other than a blockchain print. I’m pretty sure my domain name NFTs give some ownership rights you are overlooking.
- growse 6y agoWhat if someone in a similar position to you sold a domain name they 'owned' to someone else off-blockchain? Where would the rights sit then?
- throwaway_kufu 6y agoIt’s to much of a hypothetical but in general it would be the same as being the registered owner of a domain name and selling/leasing it direct to someone. In other words if I own abc.eth and abc.com and sell them both to you directly but I keep the abc.eth NFT and keep abc.com, then you could still bring me to court to enforce our agreement