some interesting things that could (although unlikely I guess) come from this sort if thing: determining market value of blocks of content, eg - what's the tak

some interesting things that could (although unlikely I guess) come from this sort if thing: determining market value of blocks of content, eg - what's the take home ad money for a video like this for the uploader.. and what would the loss to youtube be if it's taken away. Sure YT probably is not losing 700,000 of ads by losing this, or is it? Would they get involved in nft auctions to avoid losing content and would that be a better payday for creators? Could the value be more to another platform? Rogan to spotify for example.. of course I think rogan on youtube adds to the value of rogan on spotify - but I guess we have similar trades with TV seasons going from one home to another and the value changing. This sort of thing would make it easier to hurt smaller portals like Vimeo perhaps. Of course the markets could make it so that creators/uploaders could actually get more options for monetization rather than just taking what a non-transparent algorithm says you get as an ad split, and add an option for people who have been de-advertised / de-monetized or whatever. I also think a dark side of this could be 'pay to deplatform' and such. Interesting times these may be - I look forward to seeing more about nft purchases and rights conveyed.