John Cleese Sells the Brooklyn Bridge as an NFT
I used to think NFTs include the copyright for the underlying work ... but I've just been educated and it seems you don't even own the copyright of the underlying work.  That stays with the artist.<p>All you literally have is a few bits on a blockchain that say you paid so and so money to say you own the work on the blockchain.  That's it.<p>And not every blockchain mind you.  Just that specific blockchain.  On another blockchain someone else can own the work.<p>NFTs are ridiculous if they don't act as a registry of actual ownership.  I don't know why people think otherwise.