NFTs Were Supposed to Protect Artists. They Don't
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NFTs Were Supposed to Protect Artists. They Don't
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#4The co-creator of NFTs (a precursor) joins the creator of Godwin's Law in having to explain how twisted people got about their creations. I was surprised to see Anil Dash's name in the byline. I had no idea he had a part in creating a precursor to NFTs.
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#5No, NFTs were supposed to be the ultimate tax evasion trick for the rich.
Re: NFTs Were Supposed to Protect Artists. They Don't
#6The co-creator of NFTs (a precursor) joins the creator of Godwin's Law in having to explain how twisted people got about their creations. I was surprised to see Anil Dash's name in the byline. I had no idea he had a part in creating a precursor to NFTs.
Re: NFTs Were Supposed to Protect Artists. They Don't
#7The co-creator of NFTs (a precursor) joins the creator of Godwin's Law in having to explain how twisted people got about their creations. I was surprised to see Anil Dash's name in the byline. I had no idea he had a part in creating a precursor to NFTs.
It's because it's somewhat of a stretch to draw what he did to the actual history of the NFT ecosystem in crypto (and no one in crypto considers him a "co-creator" of NFTs).
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#9No, NFTs were supposed to be the ultimate tax evasion trick for the rich.
how does that work? genuinely curious. so sure, its a fake investment where you can hide money from the irs..but if actually does turn out that no one wants to 'buy' your number for 5m what have you gained?