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No, you don't have more rights than anyone else, and nothing prevents the artist from minting more NFTs of the same artwork. But this is no different than buyin
by miracle2k 5y ago
No, you don't have more rights than anyone else, and nothing prevents the artist from minting more NFTs of the same artwork. But this is no different than buying say a print of a fine art photograph (that print would be physical, yet only artificially limited and easily mass-produced; you may or may not care about this quality).
- blueski 5y agoFeels a little different, in that I'd then have a fine art print to put on my wall and enjoy. In this case I have a string of characters on a hard drive. If I didn't care only about price appreciation, why would I pick the latter?
- miracle2k 5y agoDigital things will never be able to reproduce the physical qualities of objects. Yet digital art exists and can be appreciated. And if you appreciate it enough, buy the NFT the artist has for sale.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y agoOr just give the artist some money and not waste any resources minting a worthless NFT?
- miracle2k 5y agoUse a PoS chain and it's an entirely harmless activity from an energy-perspective, no more concerning than posting on HN.