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Topic
Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: NFTs for physical assets - the future of NFTs??
by
ccryptopark
on 10/09/2021, 21:46:20 UTC
For us crypto folk we can grasp the idea of decentralizing ownership, but for the everyday person it makes sense to use a physical asset like a watch because there’s already an understanding of value.

No matter what we do (aside from DAO’s) it’ll always be centralized. Opensea, coinbase, you name it.

I thought 4K’s concept was interesting because they’re essentially a physical validator where they store, insure, and issue you an NFT for your item. If you think about legacy marketplaces like EBay there’s so much headache that goes into buying/selling and even then there’s fraud that can happen.

I even joined their discord and asked the team what you can do with the NFT and they said you’ll be able to plug them into defi products in the future. For me personally this is a game changer. Imagine a watch collector leveraging their watch collection and whenever they want it, they just burn the NFT and it gets shipped to them.

I agree about the gold backed crypto. The problem was that it based based on “trust” that the hold actually existed.

What's the point of physically backed NFTs? I don't get it.

The whole point of NFTs in my opinion is to try to decentralize ownership. But if you back something with a physical asset, all of a sudden you are once again concentrating the value of the asset onto the physical object that is under custody of someone.

I'm sure it'll be done but I don't think that it'll be big. Just like how gold backed cryptos don't make sense.