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Melos Studio is launching their music NFT + CC0 month. CC0, also known as the Creative Commons, means “no rights reserved” on intellectual property. It's a type of copyright that allows creators to waive legal interest in their work and take it into the public domain almost instantly.
They have invited the following guests to discuss it.
Yalu - Lin Melos Co-Founder
TP - X2Y2 Co-Founder
Daley - Community Lead of BSC Daily
Anndy Lian - KOL/ Best Selling NFT Book Author “NFT: From Zero to Hero”
A CC0 NFT can be owned by others. Anyone can use the NFT for commercial purposes without attributing it to the original artist or creator. In summary, CC0 NFTs can be seen as open-source IPs.
The sound of NFT on CC0 might sound like it is worthless, and everyone is copying everyone. But it may not be. If more people use the art, CC0 NFTs often become more valuable. If more people pay attention to it, it becomes more valuable. And CC0 incentivizes sharing the project’s art, creating derivatives or monetizing it. This is the point shared by Daley from BSC Daily.
However, Anndy Lian states two critical issues. NFT is still growing, and transforming from a 2D NFT to 3D for another batch of sales looks like a money grab. If the community generally accepts this, we will see more people selling new collections by adding some curly hair to the image. This changed the value totally. Anndy also cautioned that we need to trace back to the original CC0 image to ensure it is copyright-free.
The full discussion can be found at https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1ynJOagNbMlKR.
CC0- Are they any good? What are good? We just got to remind ourselves that NFTs are more than just owning a piece of art, or pure speculations; they are part of a community, where a culture has been created, and culture creates a following.
NFTs have opened a whole new set of opportunities for businesses and creators. You can read more about this topic in Anndy's new book- NFT: From Zero to Hero at https://books.google.com.sg/books/about/NFT_From_Zero_to_Hero.html?id=OSqFEAAAQBAJ&source=kp_book_description&redir_esc=y
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By Anndy LianMelos Studio is launching their music NFT + CC0 month. CC0, also known as the Creative Commons, means “no rights reserved” on intellectual property. It's a type of copyright that allows creators to waive legal interest in their work and take it into the public domain almost instantly.
They have invited the following guests to discuss it.
Yalu - Lin Melos Co-Founder
TP - X2Y2 Co-Founder
Daley - Community Lead of BSC Daily
Anndy Lian - KOL/ Best Selling NFT Book Author “NFT: From Zero to Hero”
A CC0 NFT can be owned by others. Anyone can use the NFT for commercial purposes without attributing it to the original artist or creator. In summary, CC0 NFTs can be seen as open-source IPs.
The sound of NFT on CC0 might sound like it is worthless, and everyone is copying everyone. But it may not be. If more people use the art, CC0 NFTs often become more valuable. If more people pay attention to it, it becomes more valuable. And CC0 incentivizes sharing the project’s art, creating derivatives or monetizing it. This is the point shared by Daley from BSC Daily.
However, Anndy Lian states two critical issues. NFT is still growing, and transforming from a 2D NFT to 3D for another batch of sales looks like a money grab. If the community generally accepts this, we will see more people selling new collections by adding some curly hair to the image. This changed the value totally. Anndy also cautioned that we need to trace back to the original CC0 image to ensure it is copyright-free.
The full discussion can be found at https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1ynJOagNbMlKR.
CC0- Are they any good? What are good? We just got to remind ourselves that NFTs are more than just owning a piece of art, or pure speculations; they are part of a community, where a culture has been created, and culture creates a following.
NFTs have opened a whole new set of opportunities for businesses and creators. You can read more about this topic in Anndy's new book- NFT: From Zero to Hero at https://books.google.com.sg/books/about/NFT_From_Zero_to_Hero.html?id=OSqFEAAAQBAJ&source=kp_book_description&redir_esc=y