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[โ€“] Ronno@feddit.nl 2 points 5 days ago (1 children)

Sure you can, but then we basically create the same situation as with Ticketmasters, all tickets will then eventually flow through your company and you can change policies again and we will end up with the same problems. With a blockchain solution (doesn't have to be blockchain for NFT's though) this platform can be decentralized and self managed, the rules are baked into the protocol, it can only be changed with the majority of voting rights. It basically enables the infrastructure for artists to control ticket sales (and reading at the gate) themselves, without having to use an agency. In your scenario, they would still need an agency.

[โ€“] Johanno@feddit.org 1 points 5 days ago

It sounds nice in theory with the decentralization but in this case a governmental website selling tickets would be better

Also since when do NFTs without Blockchain exist?

Why do I think it won't work:

Voting by hardware = voting by the rich/ criminals

If there is money at play someone will buy the majority of the Blockchain by owning more than 50% of the hardware and making it a useless endeavour for everyone else.