The only good use case I found is a distributed primary key DB. If you don’t trust the party that would normally hold the DB, this could be useful. Mostly some

The only good use case I found is a distributed primary key DB. If you don’t trust the party that would normally hold the DB, this could be useful. Mostly some contract stuff. People are getting hyped about selling in-game NFTs. I still don’t get this because the value of an item is determined by the game, not by the NFT “record”. If I can make a game where your “expensive” NFT item has no value, then what’s the point. But people have build out virtual value systems before. Art is a good example. Nothing of “utility”, but people value it nevertheless. So reality is it’s mostly hype, but hype could turn into a long term value assignment. Or not.