The utility is gambling and pulling of rugs.
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It’s the only that explains grown ass men being into jpgs
Also: I'd like to see someone try and enforce their property rights, without resorting to very expensive lawyers and courts -- assuming you can even bring a claim in the attendant jurisdiction of the rights-violator. Then I'll be impressed. Until then, an NFT adds literally zero utility to a standard copyright mark and proof of prior art. The argument of course, is the existence of a liquid secondary market. But what the hell kind of secondary market can sustain, absent those guarantees?
Has any nft gained in value over time? The only headlines I’ve seen is them losing most of whatever perceived value they had.