>>jbegle+(OP)
Kudos to Twitter for marking crypto enthusiasts in a machine-readable way so they can be automatically dealt with

https://twitter.com/BetterTDeck/status/1484233899920150529

>>armcha+Zn
On Twitter, NFTs show as an hexagon and you can find the provenance on the user profile (collection, associated contract…)

One can indeed copy the art and re-mint a new NFT but a single click on the user profile will reveal it’s not the authentic one.

e.g:

Click / Tap on the profile picture to see NFT provenance info

https://twitter.com/jrartspace_nft

>>jbegle+(OP)
I can make an pseudo-NFT for about $1.20... print a digital image on a piece of paper, making sure to include the Serial Number of a US Dollar Note in the image. Staple the real US dollar note with that Serial Number to the print of the image.

The paper/dollar object is now not fungible, and is a token. ;-)

I real NFT is the same thing, but with a tiny bit of cryptocurrency instead of the US dollar.

[Edit] - A did it, and made a blog post about it - https://mikewarot.blogspot.com/2022/01/whats-all-this-nft-st...