Who built Stonehenge and how in the heck can we resolve complicated NFT disputes?
As for Stonehenge, ChatGPT tells us this prehistoric monument was built around 3000 BCE to 2000 BCE, in Wiltshire, England. The prevailing theory suggests that Stonehenge was built by the people of a culture known as the “Beaker people” or the “Beaker culture.” These were a group of prehistoric people associated with the development and widespread use of pottery vessels called “beakers.”
OK, that was the easy question. As for resolving NFT disputes, I share the following thoughts.
NFTs have taken the digital world by storm, revolutionizing the way we buy, sell, and own digital assets. From artwork and collectibles to virtual real estate and virtual goods, NFTs have opened up a whole new realm of possibilities. However, as with any emerging technology, NFTs bring their fair share of business, legal, and ethical challenges. When disputes arise, finding the most efficient and effective way to resolve them becomes crucial. That’s where mediation steps in as a powerful tool to assist parties in resolving NFT-related issues.
The Seven Biggest NFT Related Legal, Business and Ethical Issues
Let’s delve into the primary seven most common business, legal, and ethical issues associated with NFTs and explore how the mediation process can offer a perfect solution.
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