Let's talk about what NFTs could be

NFTs bestowing ‘copyright’ is murky legal waters at best. The integration of these assets over time with larger platforms is still, truly, at the behest of those larger platforms. An early and promising attempt at integration has come with blockchain gaming, with assets in play-to-earn games being NFTs that users can hold in their wallets to unlock features in their games. However, they are still in their infancy, and right now are more hype than reality.The idea of NFTs being used for sports ticketing is intriguing (remember, it’s just a key to whatever it needs to be a key to), and a huge boom in NFT sports collectibles have emerged around Barcelona, Porto, PSG, and other large clubs fan tokens. Messi even received part of his PSG contract in the club’s own NFTs.Some players in the space:So what of that current market? Well, on the 23rd December, the Bored Apes finally flipped the Cryptopunks, overhauling a lifelong time at the top for the 2017 collection credited with starting the NFT craze.Right now, OpenSea rules the roost on Ethereum, with other platforms like Rarible also doing a roaring trade acting as an auction house. However, NFTs have already broken away from their grandfather blockchain (and thus, it’s important to note, changing the blockchain authenticating them) for the same reason many other crypto sectors did — it’s just too slow and expensive. New NFT communities on Solana, Binance Smart Chain, Fantom, and now Terra have sprung up in force, with their blue chip projects, trading for tens of thousands of dollars already — and that’s just the start of it. Also, Onomy Protocol will, in ethos with their blockchain-agnostic approach, support full storage and collections of these NFTs through Onomy Access, their multi-chain DeFi wallet. The difference? You won’t have to download a dozen browser extensions just to manage your collection. Neither will you have to constantly change the network. Your collection will — simply put — exist before your very eyes, no matter the chain.Some sources for this: techcrounch and onomy