Tokenised rights and digital objects: situations

This page lists the situation notes in tokenised rights and digital objects — each one answers a specific moment when something has gone wrong or a decision is due, with the first step, who decides, and what it costs to be wrong. Pick the one that matches your position.

All situations in this practice (17)

• When a collection uses third-party artwork: what to do first
• When a fork duplicates the token: what to do first
• When a licence terminates but the token: what to do first
• When a marketplace delists the collection: what to do first
• When a right is pledged on-chain: what to do first
• When a smart contract conflicts: what to do first
• When a token claims to carry a licence: what to do first
• When a transfer on-chain is not recorded: what to do first
• When custody is held by a platform: what to do first
• When enforcement is sought against a holder: what to do first
• When royalties encoded on-chain are ignored: what to do first
• When the buyer of a token is not the rights: what to do first
• When the contract has no upgrade path: what to do first
• When the creator disputes the mint: what to do first
• When the issuer loses control: what to do first
• When the referenced work is removed: what to do first
• When the token refers to an unregistered: what to do first

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