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yes, but scan each one and make an NFT of them on https://opensea.io https://opensea.io
by andrewfromx 6y ago
yes, but scan each one and make an NFT of them on https://opensea.io https://opensea.io
- throwawaycodrrr 6y agois this a facetious response or genuine? I don't see which create an asset backed NFT is such a bad idea actually... you could write a smart contract that requires a minimum amount of USDC to buy.
- andrewfromx 6y ago51% facetious, 49% genuine. I wonder, is there this rush to put art never before on the blockchain, and be the first? Is there copyright rules? Feels like the Wild West. But if there is no NFT yet, and you want to pay the "filling fee" to create it. Feels like it could go up in value.
- throwawaycodrrr 6y agoIs there any way to create a unique hash from an image, that is reproducible with some statistic certainty by taking another picture and running it through some program? The NFT could be tied to a hash, that could be determined from the physical object's picture. The problem is finding what most differentiates cards that looks the same. Maybe centering?
- andrewfromx 6y agoI think you could always take the image again at another angle or with different backgrounds. Very hard to say for sure it’s same image.
- andrewfromx 6y agohttps://law.stackexchange.com/questions/62341/what-crime-could-occur-while-processing-non-fungible-tokens-without-copyright https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/62341/what-crime-cou...
- smt88 6y agoYou don't need to own a card to make an NFT "of" it. You can just make the NFT.