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This is trivially solved by including a hash of the object in the ownership certificate.
by Ar-Curunir 5y ago
This is trivially solved by including a hash of the object in the ownership certificate.
- magicjosh 5y agoWould that be effective for low-res images like cryptopunks? Or can I create other 24 x 24 px images that have the same hash?
- Ar-Curunir 5y agoYou can’t efficiently create hash collisions in a cryptographic hash
- hk__2 5y ago> This is trivially solved by including a hash of the object in the ownership certificate. This doesn’t fix any issue. If the URL changes, your NFT is worth nothing and you have no way to get the object back.
- wahnfrieden 5y agoWrapped NFTs
- wahnfrieden 5y agoI was downvoted but it’s literally happening, see https://twitter.com/asvanevik/status/1479569507739856897?s=21 https://twitter.com/asvanevik/status/1479569507739856897?s=2...