You Can't Sell NFTs On Art Sites

[ph1l]

At 16:59 in the video, he says

Same thing with the Bored Ape Yacht Club. They offer a fairly expansive license, but again they hold the IP centrally. And you're just simply given a license. You are not buying the copyright associated with the Bored Ape cartoon that you purchased. And with Bored Ape, the license is held off-chain which means that that license might change over time. And you might never even know about it. ... If you don't have the copyright, then you effectively have nothing.

Wrong. You effectively have "prolly nothing."

 

[Pekelo]

You effectively have "prolly nothing."

You mean like most of the time Johnarb? But hey, thanks for actually watching the video. Was about the legality of NFTs, I am not a lawyer. He may be wrong on that issue.

But I am right on the price issue, they are worthless...

 

[johnarb]

Prolly nothing...

 

[ph1l]

You mean like most of the time Johnarb? But hey, thanks for actually watching the video. Was about the legality of NFTs, I am not a lawyer. He may be wrong on that issue.

But I am right on the price issue, they are worthless...

It was a play on words with the catch phrase of [B]The[/B] Definitive Crypto Expert of EliteTrader (who isn't me).

And, "prolly" in "prolly nothing" is prolly silent.

 

[Sprout]

Legal Eagle is a great youtube channel. He had a great break-down of the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict. Changed my opinion from uninformed to informed from a legal issue pov.