Animoca Brands Introduces NFT Licenses to Uphold Creator Rights

The NFT market has recently witnessed controversy with markets such as Blur and OpenSea seeking to exclude creators from royalties in their fee structures.

Animoka Brands has taken a firm stance to support creators under the leadership of chairman Yat Siu. Recently, they started licensing her NFTs to protect the rights of creators.

Yat Siu emphasized the importance of royalties to creators and considered it an insult to them to remove them from the fee structure. Animoca Brands recently developed an NFT license that legally binds creative royalty payments and other terms.

NFT License: Details

There are three categories of NFT licenses:

  • unlimited use license,
  • License for personal use only, and
  • Commercial Use License Allowed.

A personal use only license permits personal use. Also, the commercial use license permits commercial use up to a predetermined annual amount limit. In contrast, unlimited use licenses allow unlimited personal use and have no financial restrictions on commercial use.

Licenses available to all under the Creative Commons license are subject to New York law, according to the announcement. You agree to submit to the jurisdiction of the federal courts of New York City.

Siu stands by creator loyalty, saying it is essential to a healthy web3 ecosystem and important to the web3 ethos. NFT licenses with varying restrictions and requirements provide creators and owners with a defined framework for her NFT usage rights. Additionally, it is important to establish a clearer framework for a creator’s rights and her use of NFTs.

In conclusion, NFT creator loyalty is essential for a sustainable, efficient and democratic ecosystem. It also fosters long-term success, rewards creators, provides ownership and economic rights, and benefits the commons as a whole. The introduction of NFT licenses by Animoca Brands is an important move towards protecting creators’ rights. Additionally, this decision ensures a fair distribution of value to creators and contributors of the NFT ecosystem

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Yat Siu emphasized the importance of royalties to creators and considered it an insult to them to remove them from the fee structure. Animoca Brands recently developed an NFT license that legally binds creative royalty payments and other terms.

NFT License: Details

There are three categories of NFT licenses:

  • unlimited use license,
  • License for personal use only, and
  • Commercial Use License Allowed.

A personal use only license permits personal use. Also, the commercial use license permits commercial use up to a predetermined annual amount limit. In contrast, unlimited use licenses allow unlimited personal use and have no financial restrictions on commercial use.

Licenses available to all under the Creative Commons license are subject to New York law, according to the announcement. You agree to submit to the jurisdiction of the federal courts of New York City.

Siu stands by creator loyalty, saying it is essential to a healthy web3 ecosystem and important to the web3 ethos. NFT licenses with varying restrictions and requirements provide creators and owners with a defined framework for her NFT usage rights. Additionally, it is important to establish a clearer framework for a creator’s rights and her use of NFTs.

In conclusion, NFT creator loyalty is essential for a sustainable, efficient and democratic ecosystem. It also fosters long-term success, rewards creators, provides ownership and economic rights, and benefits the commons as a whole. The introduction of NFT licenses by Animoca Brands is an important move towards protecting creators’ rights. Additionally, this decision ensures that fair value is distributed to the creators and contributors of the NFT ecosystem.


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