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Why does it matter whether they acquired the piece of paper or not, with regard to the "PEOPLE" token? It's not like it's tied to the physical thing either way.
by remram 5y ago
Why does it matter whether they acquired the piece of paper or not, with regard to the "PEOPLE" token? It's not like it's tied to the physical thing either way. Can't they hold to their token and trade them like any collectible anyhow?
- willcipriano 5y agoSo they can vote on what happens to a copy of the constitution they don't own?
- V__ 5y agoI mean.. it works for NFTs
- remram 5y agoYeah isn't that how NFTs work? There are NFTs for tweets you don't own, paintings you don't physically own, JPEGs you couldn't possibly physically own. What's stopping them here? They could sell tokens for the actual conceptual constitution if they wanted, rather than a physical copy of it.
- detaro 5y agoIt's not quite the same if the token doesn't actually do what it was supposed to do, isn't it?