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I am curious whether it is easier for a startup looking to get into this space to do their ISAs via traditional contracts or Ethereum.
by dyeje 6y ago
I am curious whether it is easier for a startup looking to get into this space to do their ISAs via traditional contracts or Ethereum.
- PragmaticPulp 6y agoTraditional contracts are required either way. Anything on the blockchain would still require a traditional real-world contract to back it up. For ISAs, there isn't really any reason to put it on the blockchain unless the company is trying to sell it. Even then, the NFT on the blockchain would only be representative of the ownership, which still depends on the real-world contract. The contract would likely have provisions that the NFT is null and void if lost or stolen, as no reasonable company would voluntarily give up protections for their assets.