No you don't own it. That is the scam. Take it slow.
To own something you have to have full capacity to make any disposition.
Think about it. You cannot destroy it and I can copy your mona pixelosa....
You’re defining ownership so narrowly that it stops reflecting reality.
I control the UTXO. I control the keys. The inscription is in the witness data of that transaction—on-chain, immutable, verifiable by every node.
That’s not fake. That’s the most trustless, censorship-resistant digital provenance ever created.
You say it can be copied? So can the Constitution, the Mona Lisa, and the Bible.
Ownership isn’t about secrecy—it’s about verifiable control and historical anchoring.
And no, it’s not “cleverly disguised”—it’s openly and brilliantly executed.
I control the UTXO. I control the keys. The inscription is in the witness data of that transaction—on-chain, immutable, verifiable by every node.
That’s not fake. That’s the most trustless, censorship-resistant digital provenance ever created.
You say it can be copied? So can the Constitution, the Mona Lisa, and the Bible.
Ownership isn’t about secrecy—it’s about verifiable control and historical anchoring.
And no, it’s not “cleverly disguised”—it’s openly and brilliantly executed.
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