> Yes the popular use case right now of expensive art and "selling a JPG" is rather silly... There's nothing silly about "selling a JPG". Billions of dollars a

> Yes the popular use case right now of expensive art and "selling a JPG" is rather silly... There's nothing silly about "selling a JPG". Billions of dollars are spent annually on digital copies of photos. People pay for (high) resolution and rights. Selling an NFT is usually "selling an NFT", not even "selling a JPG". Most of the time the NFT just points to a piece of digital media accessible to anyone, and it conveys no rights of ownership or use of that digital media.