Ya remember how you could go to a garage sale and buy most anything, free & clear? Things are a little different in the Digital Age. Renting software has become a popular business strategy, at least for those who write the software.<\/p>\n
And non-fungible tokens (NFTs)?<\/p>\n
What exactly are buyers of the Trump Trading Cards purchasing? Yes, they are NFTs, but unlike others of these digital art pieces, the people foolish enough to purchase a Trump Trading Card don\u2019t actually own the things they paid for, at least not in the traditional sense. If any buyer decides to sell their Trump card in a secondary market, they don\u2019t get all the proceeds. The fine print reveals that 10% of every secondary market sales goes right back to Trump and his fellow grifters. For more details, buyers are told to click the link to terms and conditions. [Kurt Eichenwald, The Threats Within<\/strong><\/a>]<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
And Eichenwald claims the page containing the terms and conditions is a Page not found<\/em>. Maybe they fixed it.<\/p>\n
It looks like Trump isn’t selling these cards, he’s renting them out on an unlimited time, transferable-for-a-fee basis. Of course, outrage may not be called for if the value of these cards sink into mire.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Ya remember how you could go to a garage sale and buy most anything, free & clear? Things are a little different in the Digital Age. Renting software has become a popular business strategy, at least for those who write the software. And non-fungible tokens (NFTs)? What exactly are buyers \u2026 Continue reading