Re:The NFT market hasn’t crashed – it was never not crashed
by whateveracct on Tuesday October 25, 2022 @03:44PM
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That's like calling an Andy Warhol a piece of paper with acrylic on it. Provenance is a thing.
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Re:The NFT market hasn’t crashed – it was never not crashed
by coralreef on Tuesday October 25, 2022 @06:10PM
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And cryptographic proofs are not a form of provenance?
Re:The NFT market hasn’t crashed – it was never not crashed
by whateveracct on Tuesday October 25, 2022 @09:35PM
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A physical object with provenance is of significantly more historical significance.
A minted basketball card is actually even more anti-fragile than crypto. The crypto network may flop and cease to exist or be relevant. A card is a true artifact of sports history.
Re:The NFT market hasn’t crashed – it was never not crashed
by coralreef on Tuesday October 25, 2022 @10:44PM
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> is of significantly more historical significance
Hmm, maybe, or maybe a video representation of the moment, endorsed and co-branded by the league and the athletes, will come to be as valuable or more valuable than a physical photo print of that moment as represented by trading cards.
A trading card doesn’t survive a house fire or flood. How can a card be a true artifact of sports history when its also just a derivative product?