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Originally Posted by suzzer99
Everyone I knew at the time got the internet right off the bat. You'd have to be really dense to not see the potential of the internet.
Many of the BTC skeptics said it can't work as a currency and an "investment" at the same time, and they were right.
I still don't see how owning an NFT is any different from owning an acre on the moon, which I paid $20 for back in the 90s and got a nice certificate. You don't own the rights to the image. You own nothing except bragging rights at the moment. Now maybe in the future you will be able to link to your avatar in the metaverse. But we have the equivalent of that now in MMORPGs. That market is pretty well understood and at least for now doesn't require an NFT to function.
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Try to imagine a distant future Internet/Metaverse where property can only be flaunted publicly if provably owned by you.
Now try to imagine next year when you enter Arrowhead that you must scan a QR code on your phone that represents your unique ownership of your digital ticket as an NFT on a blockchain.