Treasure.chess.com Nft Club
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Can i screenshot ur nft?
Why would you want to do that?
Anyone can join this team as long they are interested in treasure chess!
Oh easy go to my profile and there you will see a club i joined called Treasure chess Nft Club
https://www.chess.com/club/treasure-chess-nft-club this is the link to the club
Hello @everyone i created my first Nft! It is a win against a fellow Chess Coach, IM Khvicha Supatashvili! If interested in purchasing this treasure as part of your collection (or a big flip!) It is available for sale on treasure.chess.com (go to my profile there you should be able to find it! Or search my name in the search bar)
my nft now
@Koolmelol4 do you want to buy it?
why would i buy it when i just got it for free?
You don't own it my friend
i took a picture tho
May 4, 2022
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Koolmelol4 wrote:
i took a picture tho
Whoa, delete that, he could literally sue you. There is a minted NFT which has a verifiable blockchain address.
chanelno5x wrote:
Koolmelol4 wrote:
i took a picture tho
Whoa, delete that, he could literally sue you. There is a minted NFT which has a verifiable blockchain address.
He could be joking. How would it ever be proved any picture was taken?
May 5, 2022
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lfPatriotGames wrote:
chanelno5x wrote:
Koolmelol4 wrote:
i took a picture tho
Whoa, delete that, he could literally sue you. There is a minted NFT which has a verifiable blockchain address.
He could be joking. How would it ever be proved any picture was taken?
It doesn't matter. The minter of the NFT doesn't own the image, only the position in the database.
EscherehcsE wrote:
lfPatriotGames wrote:
chanelno5x wrote:
Koolmelol4 wrote:
i took a picture tho
Whoa, delete that, he could literally sue you. There is a minted NFT which has a verifiable blockchain address.
He could be joking. How would it ever be proved any picture was taken?
It doesn't matter. The minter of the NFT doesn't own the image, only the position in the database.
I'm still not getting the whole NFT thing. I've read about it, people have explained it pretty well, but my own inability is keeping me from understanding it. So you are saying it literally doesn't matter if someone takes a picture, since it's not copyrighted? Only the "position in the database" matters? I don't see how something like that has any value.
Somewhere else someone mentioned a grandmaster game, which I believe could have value. So if I understand this (which is unlikely) the game itself, or a record of it like notation or picture or video, is totally seperate from a NFT?
I've read about many golf pros now participating in NFTs. Mostly things like photos and autographs. So I assume this same weird situation applies. Nobody is getting an autograph or picture, they are getting an "NFT" instead?
Hello everyone! I invite all chess.com players who are interested in the new chess.com project treasure.chess.com to join my club, Treasure chess Nft Club, in order to help each other out make easier trades and create Nfts together!