marleonid

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   by marleonid 5y ago

   Thank you, it can be in some way patent or license substitute.
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   by marleonid 5y ago

   I guess we need to determine ownership first. Most people are determined ownership in legal terms, yes. But legal terms are invented by people as an NFT. The answer to your first 2 questions is no. Those are reasonable questions — NFT doesn
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   by marleonid 5y ago

   Yeah, legally you own nothing buying NFT. NFT is just a record in blockchain that some digital stuff is in the exact link. And if the host server goes down, this digital stuff will be lost. But from another point of view buying NFT you get
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   by marleonid 5y ago

   Oh, I didn't look at that this way. Thanks for noticing. I saw how Bitski made their payments and it's quite similar to what I described. They don't have any KYC yet though and it seems to be okay with their business. Why do
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   by marleonid 5y ago

   Yeah, I totally understand why people don't like crypto. I don't like it for the same reasons. I just trying to find something valuable that I could miss behind this scam. And NFT looks like for me as something that can be not jus
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   Ask HN: Help me find out what problems NFT creators and collectors have?

   1 points by marleonid 5y ago|10 comments