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The "additional system" would be your first qualifier for ownership > observing the artist's statement of issuance eg: having an authority affirm your ownersh
by Drew_ 5y ago
The "additional system" would be your first qualifier for ownership
> observing the artist's statement of issuance
eg: having an authority affirm your ownership of something.
The secondary system of using ownership of some piece of a blockchain is superfluous considering the first system is all you would need to prove ownership.
- tshaddox 5y agoBut the artist’s statement of issuance is not an additional system. I’m still not sure what other system you’re referring to.
- lottin 5y agoThe additional system is the trusted authority that is required to certify that the issuer is who they say they are and that they own the thing.
- tshaddox 5y agoAgain, there is no such trusted authority required when using technologies like public-key cryptography.
- TomSwirly 5y agoSo we're back to the original question: how do we know that the person writing the NFT owns the intellectual property?
- lottin 5y agoI repeat: "the trusted authority is required to certify that the issuer is who they say they are and that they own the thing." If you don't agree, please explain how a stranger's identity and ownership rights can be established using technologies like public-key cryptography without a trusted authority.