Maybe we're fully dystopian enough now to imagine another kind of NFT marketplace, where the items being collected are a statements of abuse. I.e., an unprivileged person lodges a (possibly anonymous) complaint about another (possibly anonymous) person. That complaint becomes a digital "fact" and is recorded on a blockchain. At some future time when one of the parties in the complaint becomes famous, rich, successful, or interesting in some kind of social network way, the complaint could be de-anonymized in exchange for digital currency.
How much would the market pay for historical evidence against famous abusers?
Maybe we're fully dystopian enough now to imagine another kind of NFT marketplace, where the items being collected are a statements of abuse. I.e., an unprivileged person lodges a (possibly anonymous) complaint about another (possibly anonymous) person. That complaint becomes a digital "fact" and is recorded on a blockchain. At some future time when one of the parties in the complaint becomes famous, rich, successful, or interesting in some kind of social network way, the complaint could be de-anonymized in exchange for digital currency.
How much would the market pay for historical evidence against famous abusers?