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I am not big on the jpeg NFT marketplace, but I'm also not a collector of baseball cards or magic cards or cool skins for my video game character. There are stark similarities between NFT jpegs and any other virtual asset, right? A good use of NFTs can be representing the virtual ownership of a unique artwork, like a receipt that comes with the physical purchase. Being the "true" owner of something has a value. Music CDs often come with a code for the digital version. Isn't that an NFT? But yeah I'm still not buying anybody's jpeg.

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