> if the courts can "force" return of the NFT than the NFT isn't actually synonymous with the ownership, and so then is kinda pointless. That's just the thing,

> if the courts can "force" return of the NFT than the NFT isn't actually synonymous with the ownership, and so then is kinda pointless. That's just the thing, isn't it? Courts have zero interest in upholding whatever boneheaded ideals that NFTs are meant to represent. Receiving stolen goods is a crime, and that's something courts are entirely geared towards resolving.