Quote from: MarquiseMuseum on January 25, 2025, 06:11:09 PM

Correct me if I am wrong but is not this XCP vault a bona fide vintage "NFT" considering its direct link to the image catalogue? (The squarespace link to the images is hosted on www.MarquiseMuseum.com which was also immutably burnt into token description during minting).

https://tokenscan.io/asset/MARQUIMUSEUM
https://forums.counterparty.io/t/ticker-marquimuseum-now-in-float-on-counterparty-platform-pegged-to-xcp-1-1/4396

All what's required is a simple hyperlink from the tokens to the images with a 2017 timestamp to classify as bona fide vintage stuff.

"Vault" refers to an Emblem Vault address, meaning Counterparty tokens that have been locked in a "vault" and a corresponding NFT is issued on the Ethereum blockchain. So that's not what that is.

You issued 66,000 divisible tokens in November 2017 -- there's a huge stretch of imagination involved to call these "NFTs" (Non-Fungible Tokens). They're extremely fungible. "Bona-fide NFT" would suggest a 1-of-1, although its true Rare Pepes and SoG are considered NFTs even if the supply is huge or they are divisible.