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You don't need it. You don't even "need" art. But: a) it's working, at least for now, and it certainly wasn't before (music label owner here, friends with many
by brunorsini 5y ago
You don't need it. You don't even "need" art. But:
a) it's working, at least for now, and it certainly wasn't before (music label owner here, friends with many professional artists)
b) decentralization really does have a few important use case advantages — one can use the asset all across the internet while exhibiting provenance, etc.
- Kaze404 5y ago> it's working, at least for now, and it certainly wasn't before Does this include the people whose art is simply downloaded off Deviantart to be sold by a third party as an NFT? Doesn't sound like it's working to me, especially if you consider these things aren't even used enough to be relevant.
- brunorsini 5y agoAgain, yes, there are many problems yet to be solved. But on the subject of piracy, it is still pretty rampant even on major platforms like YouTube, to this day — but less so than when they started out. Very fair to expect a similar trend here.
- Kaze404 5y agoPiracy on YouTube decreased due to more accountability, not less. These don't seem like similar situations in the slightest.