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Not really. There is value in exclusivity and/or being the first owner. You can get a perfect copy of the Mona Lisa at your house. You either print a high defi
by atmosx 6y ago
Not really. There is value in exclusivity and/or being the first owner.
You can get a perfect copy of the Mona Lisa at your house. You either print a high definition picture or have someone paint an exact copy. Will anyone confuse the one in Paris with yours? Will the Mona Lisa in Louvre lose value?
Regarding the authority.. you don’t need men with guns. You just need to prove that yours is the original. The registration date is a strong indicator.
- taurath 6y agoInterestingly, many things up for sale as an NFT are not only not tied to an original, they’re often not offered by anyone who owns it. So in that case, the “original” ends up basically being “whoever made it an NFT first”.
- atmosx 6y agoI don’t see how this problem is relevant. Same thing happens in the physical world with papers, paintings, licenses, etc. Who invented the calculus? Newton or Leibniz?