The problem is that NFTs aren't legally binding (and they really should never be, I'll start the campaign to assinate anybody who tries that). It's all well an

The problem is that NFTs aren't legally binding (and they really should never be, I'll start the campaign to assinate anybody who tries that). It's all well and good to say you are selling some deed, but that doesn't provide you ownership in any meaningful way. Any of these knock off websites making bank off of "NFT" assets would be better served by dropping the NFT nonsense and just straight up selling links to your logged in account. Congrats, you have rediscovered online token stores. We already paid too much money for world of warcraft gold, now we get to kill trees doing it. Honestly, the idiots these days...