Topic: [ANN] Codex Protocol - Decentralized Registry for Art & Collectibles - page 63. (Read 43357 times)

Hello, I am good, how are you doing? And actully jos is your clothes bussines?

Wondering how artworks are determined 'real' vs 'fake'? Watch this 2-minute video: Authentic art or forgery?

https://medium.com/codexprotocol/authentic-art-or-forgery-139e04f0c68

My guess would indeed be antiques, and mostly paintings and such. Another big market for (old and valueable goods) is the wine business.

Good evening to every one. How are you doing all?

By the way, a very interesting idea. I think that military trophies are very much appreciated by collectors

Even more attention should be paid to rare items of world wars, such things are very much appreciated by collectors

As we have already discussed, I'm sure that musical instruments, rare items, etc. will be sold here

   Determining the authenticity of art can be rather arbitrary, as Ivan describes. The conclusion of one appraiser can come quickly, without scientific evidence, and can affect the opinion of other appraisers. Very interesting article I really liked    https://medium.com/codexprotocol/authentic-art-or-forgery-139e04f0c68
 or you can watch the video "Authentic art or forgery?":   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6ziByRx-Jg

Ha, funny remark! I think that the old coins will not be limited to the project

I thought so, simply because on their website coins images are immediately visible in the background

I remember a few days ago. I think that the main subject on the "exchange" of this project will be old coins

Yes, we recently discussed music and musical instruments

Hey. You mean what kind of antique things?

Good afternoon, people. What do you think is the most likely to be sold on this project?

Codex Protocol — Blockchain-based Title Registry of Art and Collectibles

Codex Protocol develops an infrastructure for creating a decentralized registry of collectibles and art. Even at the initial stage of development, the project was supported by a strong consortium of 5,000 auction houses with extensive experience in this segment. The goal is to become an industry standard.

Codex initially focused on the $ 2 trillion Art & Collectibles asset class, where the need for the registry is greatest, because there is no centralized title registry. For unique assets, the origin (identity, ownership chain and other metadata about the element) are of fundamental importance. Just imagine such a market in one application — at any time, collectors, buyers, as well as auction makers will be able to get all the necessary information about a particular work of art.

The decentralized Codex registry will allow collectors to gain confidence in the authenticity of purchased items. The platform can exist as an industry protocol and will make it possible to create decentralized applications on it. The company itself already adds to it two applications Biddable and Sellable. It should be noted that the well-known companies, as well as the auction houses, have already invested in the project — they were able to see the potential of the platform, which opens new opportunities for connoisseurs of collectibles.

Read more: https://medium.com/@Vladar49/codex-protocol-blockchain-based-title-registry-of-art-and-collectibles-2fac0c822c0c

Yeah, you're right. In the meantime, I need to invest in codex, because I'm sure that with it we can make a bunch of cool things. 

Oh, cool dude . Really great - and you will have fun, and young talents - money for their development.

I would like to buy cheap pictures of young beginning artists from all over the world. This idea inspires me very much.

I would like to buy myself a collection of Dostoevsky's works. I just adore this Russian writer. And you? What would you prefer?

Oh, and what would you like to buy yourself one of the first lots, when codex will start working?