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You don't even have to change one pixel. NFTs don't enforce uniqueness or copyright laws or anything. You can 'mint' the same image or hash or URL as new NFTs,
by ReactiveJelly 5y ago
You don't even have to change one pixel. NFTs don't enforce uniqueness or copyright laws or anything.
You can 'mint' the same image or hash or URL as new NFTs, forever.
They're taking the old confidence scam of "This is the original copy of something that other people are gonna want! (with no intrinsic value)" and tech-washing it to claim that the blockchain enforces originality. It doesn't, it's still all up to humans to say "This is the oldest copy of all the copies."
People keep saying "But it might be good for concert tickets!" I'm sick of hearing that. Don't carry water for a scam based on some what-aboutism that hasn't even been implemented. Concert tickets are working fine and TicketMaster would be dead if someone didn't like the way they did things. The venue still has to honor the ticket, so NFTs are still a middle-man, just dumber.