Nah, missing the point. I’ll still stand by some web3 idea like using an NFT as some kind of license to access a service using web3 auth is a true and valid use case. It doesn’t need a monetary-like token but it does need a single record bound to an address stored eternally.
Jpeg NFTs are dumb, cos the record is public. But a singular record that can out of band handle authorizations? Neat.
Jpeg NFTs are dumb, cos the record is public. But a singular record that can out of band handle authorizations? Neat.