At its core, all the expenditure is to preclude double-spending without having a trusted third party. So just.. trust a third party. An issue with the common ledger is that e.g., ticketmaster doesn't *want* a secondary trade in their assets(tickets) they don't get a piece of.
-
-
HELP ME, BLOCKCHAIN! SAVE THE DAY! Oh wait, it cannot, because it has literally no way of helping with anything like this.
-
Mostly I just think people who are into crypto have never seen the legal system. They don't understand that 99% of all disputes have absolutely no disagreement about whether payment was made. It is like a total non issue.
- Show replies
New conversation -
-
-
I buy an NFT ticket. I can’t go. I want to sell my ticket to another guy, but the venue won’t let me. (eg non transferable airline seats). In an NFT world they can’t stop me trading that ticket and they’ll be legally forced to accept the trade as it was perfectly valid.
-
Not if you agreed the ticket was non-transferable when you purchased it.
End of conversation
New conversation -
Loading seems to be taking a while.
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.