This video is equivalent to a 2013 BTC blast article. They're looking at what's happening now and think that's all it can be and not understanding the potential for the massive use cases the technology offers.
A couple years back on 4chan, there was a thread discussing making a site specifically for Chainlink hodlers who have amassed a certain amount of Chainlink tokens. After auditing, and tons of flaming and bickering, we (or rather one anon) created a 2chan-esque site where 1000 Link was the initial barrier (the price was probably around $0.45 at the time so that was $450 back then as opposed to ~$20K now). All you had to do was connect your web3 wallet and the site would check your balance and you'd receive permission to view the site. This was a massive use case. No need for a backend to check passwords and create and verify accounts. Anyone from anywhere could log in provided they had the credentials, the networth with that designated asset.
Remember, cryptocurrencies are digital cash fully realized. The first digital assets of their form. NFTs is an extension from digitizing currency to creating a digital representation of basically ANYTHING. Property, identity, reputation, assets, or what have you. For that example I posted above, there was also a private board for those who owned 10K or more Link but most ignored it because no one wanted to hold 10K Link in a hot wallet to log to a site they didn't trust. NFTs would be a safer mode to connect. Have a mechanism that generates an NFT that proves you owned X amount at X time. Or a dynamic NFT that checks X,Y, and Z wallets that you own to verify you continue to own the minimum threshold of an asset. This NFT verifies your identity in this context. Now extend this to representation for anything else.
In fact, here's a nice write up of what one writer is using NFTs for, as access to his research articles and community.
When you're looking into these emerging technologies, do remember that these take years to unfold and gain adoption if they're the winners. The bitcoin took over a decade to get to where it is now. Ethereum was only released in 2015 and was conceptualized only a couple years before by cyperpunks obsessed with the BTC but couldn't do all the things they wanted to do on the BTC platform due to its limitations. In 2017 it took off due to the ICO craze but those projects didn't amount to much, in comparison to 2020 where we have legitimate decentralized financial products, a full on profitable industry, that are making the traditional financial industry sweat.
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