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You can obviously copy the JPG of any NFT; but you can also copy the full NFT blockchain and attribute any token of any JPGs to you. Who determine which blockc
by hartator 5y ago
You can obviously copy the JPG of any NFT; but you can also copy the full NFT blockchain and attribute any token of any JPGs to you.
Who determine which blockchain is the "legitimate" one?
- capableweb 5y ago> Who determine which blockchain is the "legitimate" one? You! And me! And the rest of the people who chooses to use one. Maybe not you in particular, but the people. Bitcoin is only as legitimate as the people having/wanting Bitcoin makes it. Which, by judging how much it's currently is worth, seems very legitimate.
- Graziano_M 5y agoHow can you do that? If you copy the chain you still don't own the NFTs since you don't control the private keys of the owners.
- hartator 5y agoYou can either clone the blockchain BEFORE the token attribution and attribute the NFT to you; or modify the rules of the blockchain to attribute you ownership. Legitimacy of the original blockchain compared to the cloned one is purely a marketing result. There is no blockchain of blockchains in other words.