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No, you three or four retards can't comprehend that you cannot copy an NFT, but still think you're smart anyway. Even fucking Flobee gets it, you idiots are unbelievable.

Oh shit, he finally actually posts and can't think of anything original at all, so he posts a what is that...a Hangover gif? Fucking brilliant, guy.

Yes, it is regulated by the platform as each NFT is minted by an address on the blockchain. You cannot trick the blockchain into thinking you copied an NFT, it's impossible. You can attempt to forge one and pass it off as authentic to unsuspecting individuals, but that is not a copy.

You are copying a jpeg and creating an entirely new NFT around it. You are not copying an NFT.

Where is that established? It's literally the exact opposite of what has been established. You cannot copy an NFT.

We just spent dozens of posts figuring out that you can't copy NFTs, you are clearly fucking mistaken here.

This was the first NFT project on Ethereum, in 2015: Ξtheria It's amazing that it's literally digital land that you can build on, because it's a non-fungible store of value just like land. But yeah, please, continue acting as if you're the visionary who understands the fundamentals better than...

You can go buy NFTs right now for 0.01 ETH. It's super simple, and cheap, and if you spent a fraction of the time and effort actually using them as you do ignorantly arguing that they're worthless, you'd understand why your arguments are hollow and meaningless. EDIT...

You're so confident that you understand what an NFT is, do you even own any cryptocurrency or even 'ah' NFT?

NFTs are a cryptocurrency and a non-fungible store of value like land.

I am definitely going to make it. A lot of the current batch probably won't be, but maybe? It's tough to say after 60 years of the Ethereum blockchain what value will exist in these old projects, Curio Cards and Etheria sat with unfinished mints for years before people stumbled upon them...

NFTs aren't trying to solve that problem, they are their own asset class. Here's a great example that might help you guys understand a little better: https://opensea.io/collection/thecurrency This one is exactly what you're talking about, you can either keep the NFT or the physical artwork...

You are once again proving you are so ignorant about NFTs that you can't even formulate a proper example.

That's a stupid fucking example, dude. If you want to be someone else's character, you are going to fucking buy it or not be it, otherwise you're going to create your own and build it from scratch. Do you think you'll be Furor Planedefiler if you change a fucking letter in the character's name...

The problem is that you are ignorant about what an NFT is, and are absolutely refusing to entertain any other thought than the fabricated bullshit you've come up with. Everyone cares about the OG address, the whole point is the OG address. This is like saying that if you painted a perfect...

The NFT is minted from an address on the blockchain, any NFT not minted from that address is not a part of the collection. The same image can be on the same blockchain in multiple different collections, but there is only one minted from the legitimate address. Imitation NFTs cannot replicate...

Because it's not an identical NFT, it's just a different NFT. Why does everyone want to go see the Eiffel tower in France, but no one gives a shit about the one in Mason, Ohio?

No, you just have no idea what you're talking about. You cannot bootleg an NFT, it's literally impossible. You can forge an NFT and scam it to idiots who can't do simple on-chain verification, but you cannot bootleg it.

You need to back it up a little bit. We're at the late 1800s early 1900s Baseball card stage of digital collectibles. Not even close, some NFTs may be used as access tokens (e.g. the basketball ticket example), but your digital identity will fall under WC3 DID specification: A Primer for...

You're definitely still not getting it because there are no copies of an NFT.

https://www.artificial.art/ That'll be big I'm sure. EDIT: This dude's gallery is nuts: HOME | Gal Barkan Art

I actually have no idea how they would do voting with the blockchain. NFTs may or may not be involved, it's a ways off still if it's even possible I think. There's lots of privacy concerns in this area that even things like ring signatures won't protect against.

Oh my god, ok, it's like saying you're not in favor of steel beams. Ok?!?!?!?!?

I don't know what you mean by it. It's like saying you're not in favor of the snow. Ok?!?!?

As the Borg say, resistance is futile. Everyone should be figuring out how to think about these tokens now, because eventually you will be using them and the earlier you understand what they are the better your life will be. This time in the market is particularly great, my recent plays have...

I have no idea what you mean by "in favor of nfts." They are a token standard, the concept exists, you do not get to be in favor or not with it.

https://bitcoinist.com/dolce-gabanna-take-nfts-to-the-next-level-with-tokenized-high-fashion/

Dunno why there isn't more talk of $FLOKI, it's a multiple billion dollar project imo. EDIT: Are you guys not doing your own research? NGMI. EDIT2: Friendly reminder that Deadbears NFT is still minting and converted 70 ETH to $FLOKI at $60m market cap: Deadbears NFT They're working on...

I have no clue, I've always been dubious towards sidechains, but Solana and Fantom are probably really solid plays right now.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-58399338.amp

Do you have a technical reason underpinning that feeling or are you just looking at the price action? What has MATIC done since the massive Titan failure that makes you believe in the ecosystem?

What the fuck does being a trustless system (i.e. I can verify the state of the NFT on chain myself) have to do with the government enforcing passport verification? Are you saying that it will be harder to forge passports and that's a bad thing? What the fuck is wrong with you?

No, it isn't. The blockchain is not creating walled gardens in this situation at all, people are. These walled gardens would exist without any blockchain technology, thus they are definitely not "generated" by it. This is not a crypto issue whatsoever. Any walled garden you can create in the...

Ciphersquares (EDIT: Neon Junkies) minting to the public on Thursday for 0.04 ETH, or free mints for Ciphersquares holders (1 mint per square) starting Wednesday. It's cool cyberpunk shit, gonna sell. Literally nothing about this requires a blockchain or NFTs whatsoever, and this will be...

Decentraland is dogshit, but you should spend some time in it to see what it's all about: Decentraland You'll need MetaMask, but won't need any crypto to just check it out: MetaMask - A crypto wallet & gateway to blockchain apps

If you're talking about NBA's Top Shot, they are NFTs minted on the Flow blockchain created by Dapper Labs (CryptoKitties). I haven't looked into it much beyond that, but I understand that several of them are very valuable already, I just don't believe in the long term viability of non-Ethereum...

Axie Infinity is the biggest blockchain game right now, but there are others e.g. Decentraland. Apart from that, however, NFTs are already huge and getting bigger every day, by the end of the year the NFT market will probably be bigger than the DeFi market, and we're nowhere near that yet...

For example on basketball tickets, you would rent the NFT of the seat that it represents for any given event and use that as an access token. Can disable buys/sells/transfers of the token, automatically mint a new one if destroyed somehow and invalidate metadata of any outstanding NFTs if not...