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When most people say "a use case", they mean "a use case that is beneficial, and that provides enough advantage over existing ways to do the same thing that it
by danaris 3y ago
When most people say "a use case", they mean "a use case that is beneficial, and that provides enough advantage over existing ways to do the same thing that it outweighs the significant drawbacks of using a blockchain."
Ticketing isn't exactly a hard problem. It gains nothing meaningful by using NFTs for it.
- rvz 3y ago> When most people say "a use case"... Nope. This is the original claim: > ...there seem to be no contemporary applications of any note... It is a valid use-case and it is an improvement, otherwise it would not be possible at all, especially when I gave a direct source proving that there is a real world business using NFTs to solve their ticketing problem, especially for anti-fraud purposes and all verifiable on a public blockchain. > Ticketing isn't exactly a hard problem. Is that why many are using NFTs for ticketing systems, including Ticketmaster? [0] [1] Looks like a great use case for NFTs and they seem to gain a lot from using them. [0] https://boxoffice.sitickets.com/ https://boxoffice.sitickets.com/ [1] https://business.ticketmaster.com/business-solutions/nft-token-gated-sales/ https://business.ticketmaster.com/business-solutions/nft-tok...