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It’s marketplace-specific right now but the standards are evolving to support it natively: https://www.gemini.com/blog/exploring-the-nft-royalty-standard-eip-29

by Dwolb 5y ago

It’s marketplace-specific right now but the standards are evolving to support it natively: https://www.gemini.com/blog/exploring-the-nft-royalty-standard-eip-2981 https://www.gemini.com/blog/exploring-the-nft-royalty-standa...

lottin 5y ago
The linked article talks about implementing a tax on re-sales of NFTs. It says nothing about royalty fees.
- Dwolb 5y ago
  We might not be aligned on the definitions. “EIP-2981 is a standard that focuses on signalling to market participants the royalty payment information for a given NFT or set of NFTs.”
  - lottin 5y ago
    I don't know what this means. Let's say I own the copyright of a musical composition, and I sell a license to a film producer. How does this standard help me collect royalty fees?
    - Dwolb 5y ago
      You make money upon the sale and transfer of the NFT.
      - lottin 5y ago
        I can see that. How would that help with collecting royalty fees in a typical scenario like the one I described?
        Dwolb 5y ago
        I don’t fully understand the point of disagreement here.
        lottin 5y ago
        It's a simple question.