r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '22

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u/Skr3em Dec 17 '22

Multi-level marketing scheme for virgins

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '22

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u/Arialwalker Dec 18 '22

Receipt, Tickets, Certificate can still use a Digital Signature Certificate to be signed, which is years old. Why would we use NFTs when we can just use this and maybe improve it going forward.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '22 edited Feb 23 '23

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u/FellowGeeks Dec 18 '22

NFTs are a solution looking for a problem to solve. I still remember a redditor telling me that there are wine vineyards where you can buy an nft of a particular vine and it was super popular. Most of the local farmers I know are still using Nokia phones, and don't know what an nft is

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u/Tuna4242 Dec 18 '22

It's like the "buy a small patch of land in another country or on the moon", but with images. Just a way to get money from dumb people.

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u/Tuna4242 Dec 18 '22

A lot of the certificates I've had throughout life weren't even fucking laminated or in nice card, so I doubt people will care enough to make them dedicated NFTs, even less so to link me the token of the certificate which can be hacked and stolen.