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NFT与数字所有权：入门初探

An NFT is a unique digital certificate stored on a blockchain.
It proves who owns a specific digital file, like art or music.
But owning an NFT does not mean you own the copyright to that file.
Anyone can still view, copy, or share the underlying image or video freely.
Copyright law protects original creative work, regardless of NFT ownership.
Artists often retain legal rights even after selling their NFTs.
Some buyers mistakenly think NFTs grant full intellectual property control.
This confusion has led to real disputes over usage and reproduction rights.
Understanding the difference between token ownership and copyright is essential.
Regulators worldwide are now examining how NFT markets affect creator rights.