> It's kind of more akin to ownering a limited edition print. It's more like owning a receipt for a limited edition print. You have no rights to the print itse

> It's kind of more akin to ownering a limited edition print. It's more like owning a receipt for a limited edition print. You have no rights to the print itself, but you do have distributed proof that you paid for a receipt with a URL that references said print. With the added downside that you have no control over what the URL will point to in the future.