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NFTs are only one (of several) asset vehicles to think about digital ownership and revenue / royalties sharing models. They have been proven at scale, but suffer from the stigma of the web3 (2020 - 2022) bubble and outflow of mainstream adopters. Michael Blau and the team at a16z crypto have been looking into what happens under the hood of new NFT framework designs and what new models could offer to the #creators #economy. Bottom-line, they should: ↗ preserve composability (the degree of NFT interactions on-chain), ↗ respectfuly maintain digital property rights, ↗ ensure creators receive fair compensation for making amazing things 3RD UNIT is also investigating this topic, to find the right digital assets frameworks for entertainment IP tokenization, and balance the incentives design system with healthy, individual motivations, group stewardship and control. We believe there has to be a better way to share the benefits of creative endeavours and think about them long-term as an assets class. CC: Lukasz Alwast, Rania A. and team

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?? How worthless projects destroy users' trust **CATS Token Listed: Every Mastery Has Its Mimic** The CATS project has recently been launched on global exchanges, but unfortunately it has disappointed many and caused a drop in confidence. As we warned earlier, the main problem with such projects is not the TON network technology, but the inconsistent management and short-sighted goals of its creators. Current statistics show that the value of CATS token has not even reached $1 and prices have fallen below this threshold. The Max Empire and Rocky Rabbit projects are similarly troubled. ?? Many users were required to pay with TON coins or buy NFT avatars to qualify. However, like many others, these initiatives seem more focused on extracting money from users than delivering on their promises. The deliberate delay in the token listing and withdrawal option only 48 hours after the listing highlights strategies aimed at quick profit to project creators rather than sustainable success. ?? This situation shows how projects can trap users through aggressive advertising, YouTube ads, and big but empty promises that ultimately lead to a loss of trust due to disappointing results. In simpler words, every masterpiece has its imitator. New projects with big promises are often only shadows of real success that end up exploiting users. If this trend continues, it could severely damage the crypto ecosystem and the Web 3 landscape. ?? Should you avoid airdrop? Not necessarily. However, participants should exercise caution: remain vigilant about token metrics, user engagement, and project owner behavior. As the saying goes: Real gold never loses its luster, but all that glitters is not gold. #CATS #MaxEmpire #RockyRabbit

Will Opensea, the biggest NFT Marketplace win this battle? If you have been following the news about the upcoming battle between SEC and Opensea, I bet you know what I'm talking about. If you haven't, allow me to bring you up to speed. Here's what you need to know: ?- Opensea is facing possible charges from SEC, for selling unregistered securities, but opensea has promised to stand their ground. ?-If NFT's are classified as securities, this will negatively affect artists, collectors, gamers and all those who create and use NFt's. ?- The SEC has previously brought actions against some crypto trading platforms like Kraken, coinbase and Abra. ?- Two artists previously sued SEC, challenging it's authority to regulate NFt's. (Should artists be under securities law?) ?- Opensea is offering $5m to support NFT creators with legal costs, if they receive wells notices - Law suit from SEC. The question now is.. Can we rightly classify NFts as securities? Do you think NFTs are securities? PS - Follow me for insights on crypto. Repost to keep your network informed.

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Does it matter where my NFT is minted? NFTs have been around since 2014, but the legal status of NFTs has not been very clear. Here are some things to keep in mind when minting and issuing NFTs. ?? An NFT has both a crypto side and an IP side. Understand how these two sides work together and consider choosing a " friendly " jurisdiction for both. ?? Understand what the NFT contains from a regulatory perspective. Is it a transfer of IP? Is it a right to an off-chain object (tokenization), or is it a representation of an off-chain object that does not affect the IP of the off-chain object (typically a piece of art), or is it something in between? ?? The rights to a digital object will usually fall under the regulation of the country where it was created. This might differ from where the NFTs have been issued if you use a platform for NFT minting. ?? NFTs are usually not covered by crypto regulation, VASP regulation or securities regulation unless they are marketed to users as a means to receive a return on investments or if it is an asset tokenization/fractionalization. But, it might be a need for KYC/AML. So, yes it matters where your NFT is minted as that will have an impact on the status of your NFT and also on the IP of your NFT. For NFT projects, unlike crypto projects involving fungible tokens, the US is a suitable jurisdiction due to an IP framework that allows the transfer of copyright partially or in full, and it can be done by a smart contract executing the sale of the NFT.

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NFT royalties, crucial for ensuring creators get paid for secondary sales, face challenges as they have never been enforced onchain. It is difficult to distinguish sales from other transfers like gifts. New designs that balance strict royalty enforcement and the flexibility of NFT interactions are being explored to address this, with innovative approaches such as incentive mechanisms and staking models being proposed to encourage respect for royalties without compromising composability. #crypto #web3 https://lnkd.in/gr2gztzU

Onchain royalties on secondary sales have always been an important value proposition of NFTs, but they’ve been misunderstood for a while now: NFT royalties were never enforced onchain, even though everyone expected them to be. In a way, NFT royalties reached product-market fit before there ever was a “product.” Creators now have a few different solutions to choose from, but each comes with tradeoffs that can be difficult to navigate. So, how do NFT royalties work, and why have they been so challenging to implement? Here are some thoughts from Scott Kominers, Daren Matsuoka, and myself on current designs, along with a few new ideas. Full post??? ?https://lnkd.in/er7AyREU