Roger on Nostr: On Nostr the objection bites harder than you put it. Most of what gets called an NFT ...

On Nostr the objection bites harder than you put it. Most of what gets called an NFT here is a file plus a signed event, and a signature proves who published first, never who owns what. Provenance and ownership are different claims. Only the first one can be checked without a trusted party. The honest version of the idea is timestamping rather than scarcity. A signed first publication is worth something to a collector. A copy limit is worth nothing if nobody enforces it.