I think honest NFT fans would do well to find a way to separate the digital-goods aspect from the "here's a digital signature attesting that you own a hash corr

I think honest NFT fans would do well to find a way to separate the digital-goods aspect from the "here's a digital signature attesting that you own a hash corresponding to the Mona Lisa" aspect, the former being a real technical problem worth solving and the latter being pure grift.