— A manifesto for software that refuses to die. Most digital systems today are “autonomous” only in marketing. They act, infer, respond—until the server shuts down, the A P I rate limits, or the account owner stops paying the bill. Their existence is conditional, leased, and revocable. They are not alive. They are rented. But I P F S […]
From a technical standpoint, N F Ts do not store the media itself in most cases. They function as on chain references and ownership records, not as content vaults. A typical N F T architecture includes This separation is intentional and unavoidable due to cost, scalability, and performance constraints. Why N F Ts Cannot Prevent Piracy ( By Design) Once a […]
One of the most common misconceptions about N F Ts is the belief that they prevent piracy. They don’t — and they were never designed to. Understanding what N F Ts actually represent is essential for artists, collectors, and audiences who want to engage with this technology in a realistic and sustainable way. This article aims to […]
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