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$29M for not just an NFT, but an actual physical sculpture. Something like this could be useful for proof of purchase of smaller items. Say you buy a used car,
by armchairhacker 5y ago
$29M for not just an NFT, but an actual physical sculpture.
Something like this could be useful for proof of purchase of smaller items. Say you buy a used car, it comes with an NFT generated by Nissan verifying that it's not stolen. Idk maybe a private key can do the same, I still don't really understand the difference.
But what if someone steals the NFT without stealing the actual art piece?
- nightowl_games 5y ago> it comes with an NFT Okay. Walk me through that, step by step. Like what happens at the dealership? He give me a USB stick? Actually ya know what? Walk my Dad through it.
- dropnerd 5y agoa few hours after you sign, it shows up when you log in to your banking app. behind the scenes, the bank built a blockchain team or partnered with someone like coinbase or consensys to CRUD the info to a smart contract. your dad doesn't need to know this. about one in twenty customers, who do care, will ask to transfer it to their own ethereum address. no more fake titles.