No, I understood. But the value of a piece of art that is pre-signed by the artist, versus a print that was signed after-the-fact, is not the same. Some of th

No, I understood. But the value of a piece of art that is pre-signed by the artist, versus a print that was signed after-the-fact, is not the same. Some of the value comes from authentication. But if mass produced, this is not really more valuable than the author's printed name on a book. Some of the value comes from the face-to-face interaction between the artist or famous individual and the signed item. This has no analog in the NFT.