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Well it’s a less fancy version, considering that a notary public can legally notarize a binding contract between two parties. The analogy I have been using wit
by zwkrt 5y ago
Well it’s a less fancy version, considering that a notary public can legally notarize a binding contract between two parties.
The analogy I have been using with my artist friend (who is interested in their use for selling digital art) is a global bulletin board.
- gspr 5y agoI think that's what the cryptocurrency/NFT folks are dreaming about: a society in which there are no official services (no official money, no officially sanctioned notaries, etc.), so that you'll instead have an every-man-for-himself kind of society where their kind reign supreme. Then they throw in examples of how official services can be corrupt and how fiat currency can be abused as a reason that we should all get on board with throwing the baby out with the bathwater. I can't fucking wait for the cryptocurrency/NFT scene to come crashing down. Not because I want to see people hurt, but because that should (hopefully?) shut these people up for a generation.