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Human nature. Humans like to collect things, and if you feel like you own a limited edition of something, you will be more inclined to purchase it. DVDs were a
by berberous 5y ago
Human nature. Humans like to collect things, and if you feel like you own a limited edition of something, you will be more inclined to purchase it. DVDs were a cash cow for the movie industry, in a way that streaming (including the ability to buy on digital services) is not.
I don’t necessarily think it’s logical to collect DVDs, toys, concert merchandise, or NFTs, but if humanity appears to enjoy it, and it thus creates a sizeable revenue stream for artists, what is the harm?
Your way is logical, but will in fact not have the same result.
- magicalhippo 5y agoBut if you collect DVDs or toys at least you have something. The NFTs are essentially hot air tulips in comparison, as far as I can gather. If the NFT itself contained the artists signature of the actual work, the bits in a PNG or similar, as well as the license for that work, then that would be something at least.