I have struggled with how to open this newsletter based on how utterly stupid the situation I am about to describe is, and thus I will skip right to it. Let’s establish some facts. When you purchase a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT, you are given full intellectual property rights over said ape
Writer mocks yacht crock in actor’s chainblock unlock, critics not shocked by marsupial cock-block
code is law, until you cry to the district court because all your apes gone
Please write a TV show about this, all of it
If I can make one prediction here, it's that any lawyers involved are going to make *a lot* of money.
As if I didn't already have enough reasons to hate Seth Green.
> ownership of a $200,000 JPEG
It is actually owning a hyperlink, which points to a jpeg in a database. You own the reference to the jpeg, not the actual jpeg. (As I understand it.)