Quote from: cryptoart.com on Today at 09:38:38 PM

Quote from: MoparMiningLLC on Today at 07:58:50 PM

I wish it was as simple as just buying physical art - I abhore NFT's I abhore Ethereum and pretty much abhore every single side chain shitcoin there is.

To me NFT's are just trash and garbage. If I want a digital, I can right click and save - it equals the same thing.

I will send an email about the missing pieces.

The next step will be to have the NFT already inside the art piece when you buy it. To sell you just scan it (which destroys the physical), and sell the NFT. The next person can redeem it for the same numbered physical without concerns over shipping and provenance. So, we're using tokenization to convey provenance and the right to create a physical. This is how NFTs should be used IMO.

Anyway, I'm aware 99% of the world hates NFTs now. I'm also aware that I'm straddling the line between maxis (that abhor non Bitcoin chains) and degens (that think animal jpgs are cultural relics), but I'm going to try anyway.

Could you please elaborate on the bold sections above?

How does the physical artwork get destroyed by just scanning the NFC chip?

How will the new owner of the NFT (after the original owner sells/transfers the NFT) obtain the physical? ("the same numbered physical without concerns over shipping and provenance"). Will you print a new physical artwork with the same number and ship it to the new NFT owner?

In case the original owner of the physical artwork (who sold the nft) keeps the physical as is (without the nft & also without physically destroying the artwork), will there be 2 physicals of the same artwork & number in existence? (one that contains the nft, and one without)?