So much FUD. If the author tokenizes their blog posts they may come to find out they cannot sell them for much whereas Jack's first tweet tokenized is definitel

So much FUD. If the author tokenizes their blog posts they may come to find out they cannot sell them for much whereas Jack's first tweet tokenized is definitely worth something to people. Digital collectibles can be transacted much more easily that trying to sell your old baseball cards (store, list, ship, etc). ETH is moving to PoS and FLOW (which is used for NBA Top Shots) uses PoS. The energy complaint is short sighted. Check out eulerbeats.com for a model that allows owners of originals to generate income and owners of prints to easy recoup 90% of their cost (all built into the smart contract). If I could buy an NFT of my favorite YouTuber's piano video, I would do it in a heartbeat. It would support them directly and allow me as a fan to 'own' something valuable to me (proof of that support). Yes, there will be many who lose money and like anything else, we build up a lot of hype for something new, but it is early days and there is so much potential.