It appears this is the hackers website, and that they are going to be demonstrating multiple methods of duplication/fraud/"theft". For Act One, they legally cre

It appears this is the hackers website, and that they are going to be demonstrating multiple methods of duplication/fraud/"theft". For Act One, they legally created a duplicate that is indistinguishable from the original. (?) From the FAQ: "Won't your claim of the NFT digital asset association be easily disproved through the blockchain? The blockchain proves ownership of the NFT token itself, and its association with a specific digital asset. There is no legitimate way to prove that the NFT that I have created does not in fact have the same association and attribution to the digital asset as the original NFT. This is due to the fact that there are no legally binding requirements in the world of NFT, and that the artist/creator is purely selling through an "Honor System" approach. All we have is their word that they will only mint one NFT for that digital asset. They can in fact mint it again as many times as they wish, and they can set whatever price they decide on, and from whatever wallet they chose to do it from. There is no way for anyone to disprove that the NFT token minted by me was not in fact done on behalf of the digital asset artist/creator."