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by Kiro 1639 days ago
Not sure what you're saying here but if you put c6922832e65b60ab8517d7c1c5fd5911 as a token on the blockchain there will indeed only be one with only one owner (you). The uniqueness is that it was minted by your wallet. There cannot be another entry like that.

NFTs are mostly just that. An ID minted by Wallet X which itself is unique and the social contract gives it a value. That's it.
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NelsonMinar 1639 days ago
Thank goodness your use of c6922832e65b60ab8517d7c1c5fd5911 did not impinge on my personal ownership of this valuable number. Plznorightclick.
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Kiro 1639 days ago
Alright. I take it you don't want to discuss this seriously.
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AnIdiotOnTheNet 1639 days ago
My number is owned by me. I have signed it and everything. If someone agrees to buy it from me I will use the same public key to sign the transfer. Would you like to buy it? It's a UUID, so it is guaranteed to be unique.
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Kiro 1639 days ago
Yes, but how can you guarantee that you're not selling it to multiple people?
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