so coinbase published an ad about crypto allowing the ip owners to benefit from their ip going viral

and right after the ad went live

the image of the main character has been stolen and used to launch a $100m market cap shitcoin

customer support @supercast

trying to sound smart /doingnumbers

curious if that would actually change if the ad were an nft? - legally speaking

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my point was more on the legal aspect of it. If NFTs prove ownership, then the shitcoin couldn’t be launched as it’s someone else’s IP

Probably not — everyone would ignore the nft and continue speculating on the meme coin 

Meme coins win bc many people share the upside — I think it’s what fueled 10k pfp and why single nft drops rarely do well 

This whole meta isn’t about ownership (for most people) it’s about speculating on trends and you need the crowd to be able to participate