> It is simply a certified, non-forgeable stake in a crowdfunded endeavor. No it's not. It is not non-forgeable (blockchain can always do a "Vitalik" and rollb

> It is simply a certified, non-forgeable stake in a crowdfunded endeavor. No it's not. It is not non-forgeable (blockchain can always do a "Vitalik" and rollbback whole database), it also doesn't certify anything because there is literally no space inside NFT for certificate of any kind. (technically there are a few bytes, but that's not enough) > NFT's can thus be used to promote openness No they can't. Again, there is nothing in the NFT to facilitate this.