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by grlass
1709 days ago
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iirc many NFT systems use IPFS [1], where content addresses and content hashes are the same. Of course, it still requires someone to actually store the underlying file. A good lesson in buyer beware - many NFTs are being made (and sold) by people who don't know what they're doing. Another quote from Moxie RE IPFS [2]:
> another strange phenomenon is that NFTs which host metadata on IPFS often don't use ipfs:// urls, but rather an explicit https IPFS gateway, which isn't fundamentally that different from some random webserver in terms of what clients are capable of enforcing. [1] https://ipfs.io/ [2] https://twitter.com/moxie/status/1448162369553637376?s=20 |
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