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by mattdesl
1686 days ago
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Signed prints are not necessarily cheap—see Ansel Adams prints going for nearly $1M USD[1]. It becomes a matter of what price society (or, perhaps just a handful of buyers) is willing to place on the artefact. One of the great things with provenance on the blockchain is that it is not solely dependent on private for-profit auction houses like Christie's and Sotheby's to track provenance of the art we are creating. By the way, NFT is programmable: it can define whatever you are willing to upload & embed onto the blockchain. I'd recommend [2] if you are curious to understand this topic a little deeper. [1] - https://www.dpreview.com/news/4925755857/iconic-ansel-adams-... [2] - https://jackrusher.com/journal/what-does-it-mean-to-buy-a-gi... |
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