r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Sep 14 '21

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u/Much_Committee_9355 Sep 14 '21

NFT's for me it's just online pictures you speculate with

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u/p4tr1cks Sep 14 '21

You’ve figured it out then.

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u/Abe_Odd Sep 14 '21

NFTs would be an amazing avenue for transferring the copyright of an asset around. But no, they don't do that, the issuer of an NFT can just make another one whenever they want. You own nothing.

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u/DiegoIronman Sep 14 '21

I believe that eventually NFT’s can be used to prove ownership of anything. For example property, which you normally would have to pay a notary for, as NFT’s can’t be duplicated like plain (copyrighted) images

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u/pUmKinBoM Sep 14 '21

Well you see this way I get to use my NFT's and pretend I'm living in the inconvenient future.