The economic incentive of counterfeiting is ruining in that the counterfeiter cannot sell 1000 counterfeits with the full price as the real item.
The economic incentive of counterfeiting is ruining in that the counterfeiter cannot sell 1000 counterfeits with the full price as the real item.
The other value comes with being able to enjoy the utility of the good without risking someone noticing you're wearing a counterfeit. Again, no one's going to check that you hold the NFT.
In that sense, it makes the counterfeit's value higher.
IE, it assumes that attaching an Hermes NFT to Birkin bags would cause Birkin bags to become worthless.
The reduction in incentive to counterfeiters is in direct proportion to a presumed reduction in value of the bags themselves.
I think the more likely outcome would be that the NFT is mostly worthless, but wherever things wind up, it remains as two seperate markets.
Hermes could probably get someone to pay for NFTs they create. Pretending they’re tied to their other goods just adds reputational risk.