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Only it's not very easy to make an exact copy of the baseball player. The digital art, on the other hand...
by cassianoleal 5y ago
Only it's not very easy to make an exact copy of the baseball player. The digital art, on the other hand...
- unsignedint 5y agoThe thing is that even with a NFT token, you are not even including the art itself in a token, rather a link or identifier to it. So there's nothing that prevents multiple tokens pointing to the same art. This is just as multiple baseball cards pointing to the single baseball player.
- cassianoleal 5y agoYep, I’m agreeing with that. I’m also augmenting the argument that NFTs are pointless by saying that in the case of digital goods there can be an infinite amount of identical copies as people want so even if you somehow manage to limit the number of NFTs pointing to an asset, it’s still not really unique. Thing is, what’s “non-fungible” here is (arguably) the token itself, not the thing it points to.