> Only because the dust has already settled from the same thing that happened during the dot com boom and the consumer electronics boom and the mobile app store

> Only because the dust has already settled from the same thing that happened during the dot com boom and the consumer electronics boom and the mobile app store boom. Yes, there were scams at the beginning of those booms, but at the same time, there were obvious real world applications that end users benefited from right from the start, and absolutely no sense of doubt that there was value in them. >The entire scheme of copyright protection is an archaic method of introducing artificial scarcity for items that are cheap to reproduce (yet sometimes capital intensive to produce). True. > NFTs are no different. Obviously false. NFTs don’t have the law preventing you from ignoring them.