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> Does that answer your question? No it doesn't. Your claim was that NFTs make authenticating art easier. What you wrote has nothing to do with art authenticat
by Kbelicius 4y ago
> Does that answer your question?
No it doesn't. Your claim was that NFTs make authenticating art easier. What you wrote has nothing to do with art authentication.
Basically I can take some digital art made by somebody else and be the first to release an NFT of it. What now? How does an NFT help us here?
- kranke155 4y agoIt doesn’t. It just allow for a market of digital signatures for digital art. but technical solutions to the problems you’re talking about are conceivable.
- Kbelicius 4y agoThan why did you claim that:"it is better than a standard contract because the previous method of authenticating work is hugely expensive for the artist and has immense gatekeeping.", when by your own admission NFTs play no part in authenticating art??
- kranke155 4y agoI misspoke. All I mean is it allows for the artist to sell certified digital signatures associated with specific artworks. Doing that previously required an art gallery to certify the signature. That’s easier in NFTs.