Thread by @mikeshinoda

The #NFT I posted will be (must be, by design) 1 of 1. What you own: the file (art?) I uploaded on the zora.co platform. I can’t upload that file again. You don’t own the “song” or “master” or “copyright,” but you own the file. For example,
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https://twitter.com/lplive/status/1357908664443686914

if I write an original lyric on a piece of paper, I own that lyric. If you buy that piece of paper, you own that paper. And it is one-of-a-kind. In this case, you get a certificate of authenticity via blockchain that you are the sole owner. (Experts, did i get it right?)
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Creators who have been commodified by platforms forever.
Here, the value of your work/art/idea is defined by the market. This NFT started at $0. Apparently, people think this creation is worth a lot more.
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For those wondering what we’re talking about. More to come...

zora.co/mike/337