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Well, if it's sold by the artist or copyright-holder, there's usually an implicit license not to sue if you display it non-commercially. In that respect, NFTs make almost as much sense as character adopts, or commissioning [furry] art in general; plenty seem willing to shell out the cash for that. (Of course, many are of memes, which wouldn't have value if they hadn't been copied…)

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