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That should be possible though shouldn't it? Tying a copyright license (at least non exclusive) to the NFT transfer sounds not that far fetched. It would be a
by arlcode 5y ago
That should be possible though shouldn't it?
Tying a copyright license (at least non exclusive) to the NFT transfer sounds not that far fetched. It would be a little bit tricky to make that work globally but you could probably do that as well.
The question is would courts accept it as a valid contacts and how to enforce them. How would NFT prevent infringement (aka mme creating the latest bansky NFT)?
- detaro 5y ago> Tying a copyright license (at least non exclusive) to the NFT transfer sounds not that far fetched. It's indeed what some artists and some of the NFT marketplaces do.
- qeternity 5y agoYou guys are approaching this from the wrong direction: you've taken NFTs and decided they are valuable, and set about trying to prove you can do useful things with them. All of the things you've mentioned already exist, with a lot less effort. Copyright law is well established on digital goods. Contract/IP law is well established. If NFTs have utility, beyond greater fool theory, then surely it will exist beyond having to go replicate all of these web2/tradfi/whatever concepts. Otherwise, what's the point?
- detaro 5y agoIt's funny how merely providing context apparently makes me a supporter when it comes to this topic.