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> Dapper Labs, which owns CryptoKitties, has moved on to projects such as NBA Top Shot, a platform that lets basketball fans purchase NFT “moments”—essentially
by thedrbrian 4y ago
> Dapper Labs, which owns CryptoKitties, has moved on to projects such as NBA Top Shot, a platform that lets basketball fans purchase NFT “moments”—essentially video clips—from NBA games.
So do they own the rights to those clips or is it another url to something someone else owns?
- no_butterscotch 4y agoAs you have clearly guessed already, no, they literally don't own anything. Any news/sport organization that wants to use some clip of LeBron dunking that's been "tokenized" doesn't need to reach out to, pay, or even care about the NFT "owner".
- gnrlst 4y agoNBA Top Shot is more like a collecting game and it's officially licensed by the NBA IIRC. So like a digital version of baseball cards, except you don't need to worry about shady ebay sellers