Ryuu-Van-Draco

Hey there As there is currently going some turmoil through artist communities regarding some stuff called Cryptoart/NFT art, I want to throw a couple words of mine into that topic. First explaining really short what this stuff actually is all about and what the actual problems are. I hope I understood the basics correct, I'm kinda sure I did (Feel free to correct me on something). I can not explain the complete details of that as it's kinda hard to understand for me as I also just learned about it. So, what is NFT/Crytoart, what does it do? - People upload art to a NFT (Non Fungible Token) art trade platform. - It gets associated with a thing called NFT, which is a unique identifier for that piece and is basically equal to a certificate to a real life painting. Also equal to a text file you got with a digital piece of art you bought or anything that proofs $artist made it, $buyer owns it/a legit copy. - To participate in this stuff (sell/buy/bid in auctions) people need a crypto