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Forceful_Dragon posted...

Lazy Tiger Wood Cub #7,894 is a lot more likely to disappear someday than an NBA asset.

I understand the concern, but it's not a likely problem for reliable projects/assets, and I imagine there will be some future solutions at some point as well.

the issue with your whole point about collectibles and such is that it's fundamentally significantly less cool to have an obscure digital certificate whose procurement probably comes from somebody impersonally chucking money at somebody than to have an actual rare physical thing, or something that got at least some kind of real attention from somebody important by getting signed. I'm sure that they'll build some sites so that you can feature your truly owned NFTs as badges or whatever, and there are whales who'll buy anything, but that's significantly more niche in a lot of ways than the collectible situation we have now... and it's definitely almost entirely non-intersecting with the modern use-case of NFTs anyhow. I definitely don't see it as something worth championing over the scummy bullshit they are now

I don't really see how your thoughts on NFT games is anything meaningfully different than what we have now. Like, why does having a virtual pet need to be an NFT instead of just like a generic gacha purchase