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Forceful_Dragon posted...

When you said "but they can just not" I assume you were saying "[people] can just not [buy collectible NFTs]"

If you are saying that "[TopShot] can just not [give out a free copy to everyone]" then my point was that by removing the authentication of blockchain ownership they have effectively ceased to be a product that people will buy.

but like... what? there's no "proof" that a super rare baseball card is actually super rare. nobody looks through leaked manufacturing documents to make sure that the factory actually only made 6 copies and not 60,000. the company says it's rare and few people have it so everybody accepts that it's rare.

if topshot wanted to release a rare set they'd make it rare and then it's rare and people would know that it's rare because it's rare. and if they wanted to release a common set that everybody has they could give everybody an NFT of the same item with a unique implementation and then the item is common because it's common, even if it's an NFT