Samsung to introduce NFT platform within its new smart TVs

[AmoreJaz]

Not being pessimistic but who the heck will gonna use that kind of smart TV with a pain in the ass remote controller and with added useless feature? Even if you use their newly added NFT thingy, using remote control for choosing your NFT's would be so damn slow 

I can't remember when the last time I watch a TV, but that is one noting input from your side regarding the user experience. In another hand, to let users buy and keep NFT within their so-called smart TV, I wonder how the security aspect will look like. Not to mention they are aggregating across multiple marketplaces which it will increase the amount of, let's say user money on that. I guess there's might be a chance a scammer might try to deceive specifically on that, but that only concur if the device gains a userbase, so let's see.

for now, we don't know what possible bottlenecks they will be encountering here. but security is very important and they need to secure that it will not be infiltrated by scammers. somebody can imitate their gadget and make their own NFTs, so they need to publish all their authentic NFTs in order to identify which one is fake or not.
NFT market is indeed expanding and now popular companies are starting to get their hands on NFT market. expect there will be more of them in the coming days.

[tvplus006]

...Samsung Electronics announced Monday that its new smart TVs will allow users to purchase non-fungible tokens (NFTs)...

This is all a continuation of the hype around cryptocurrency and can serve as a further introduction into everyday life. But in my opinion, it is not necessary to use a TV at all, and soon an iron to buy an NFT, since everyone has access to a smartphone and a computer.

[iv4n]

...Samsung Electronics announced Monday that its new smart TVs will allow users to purchase non-fungible tokens (NFTs)...

This is all a continuation of the hype around cryptocurrency and can serve as a further introduction into everyday life. But in my opinion, it is not necessary to use a TV at all, and soon an iron to buy an NFT, since everyone has access to a smartphone and a computer.

It's nice to see big names joining crypto, and I understand it's not necessary to use TV, but maybe Samsung is trying to draw some attention and make their TVs more desirable! Especially for youngsters, and I guess they realize that crypto is the future in many ways, so why not start earlier?! At least they are strong enough to do what they want, and I see this as a bold and good move from Samsung management, they think long term! 

[poodle63]

I think it’s just samsung trying out the NFT to their platform, I think samsung also have some kind of crypto wallet created by them but I don’t know if that’s really true.
However it seems in the long run if NFT seems to show positive feedbacks to their products lineup I think samsung will just eventually integrate NFT to their ecosystem.
Samsung’s ecosystem isn’t that much behind compared to Apple’s like home appliances, etc, just imagine if there is the use of NFT that could enhance productivity in their ecosystem.
But as many people here have said, having an NFT platform in a TV is kind of useless but I guess it’s just samsung’s beginning in the journey of making NFT integrated into their ecosystem.
I think at least if metaverse that uses NFT truly becomes the future, samsung already have the ground to stand up and continue further integrating the NFTs.

[o48o]

I speculate we might see NFT marketplaces, games and tradables being available in other platforms like the Playstation, Xbox and Nintendo. I also speculate some of the largest mainstream game publishers to offer NFTs in their games.

Imho the main adoption will happen only after we have a decent working blockchain for it. Also there are ton of problems with current ones, every L2 scaling in eth still needs to be transferred between L1 to L2 to make any sense. Maybe eth 2.0 fixes this, but i don't see for example nightfall offering decent enough privacy solution for it eihter.

[Valak]

Not being pessimistic but who the heck will gonna use that kind of smart TV with a pain in the ass remote controller and with added useless feature? Even if you use their newly added NFT thingy, using remote control for choosing your NFT's would be so damn slow 

I can't remember when the last time I watch a TV, but that is one noting input from your side regarding the user experience. In another hand, to let users buy and keep NFT within their so-called smart TV, I wonder how the security aspect will look like. Not to mention they are aggregating across multiple marketplaces which it will increase the amount of, let's say user money on that. I guess there's might be a chance a scammer might try to deceive specifically on that, but that only concur if the device gains a userbase, so let's see.

Now people prefer to use smartphones while watching movies rather than watching TV...
But I'm sure Samsung put NFT on TV will have a positive impact.

[crwth]

I like how the idea of NFTs viewing will be part of the real world and a lot more people would probably have been exposed already to the concept of NFT. Then more people would learn about the blockchain, and development would be prosperous towards the betterment of everyone. I think a lot more dApps would come into fruition in this day and age. I know a lot of people would still be using TVs.

[vv181]

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I can't remember when the last time I watch a TV, but that is one noting input from your side regarding the user experience. In another hand, to let users buy and keep NFT within their so-called smart TV, I wonder how the security aspect will look like. Not to mention they are aggregating across multiple marketplaces which it will increase the amount of, let's say user money on that. I guess there's might be a chance a scammer might try to deceive specifically on that, but that only concur if the device gains a userbase, so let's see.

for now, we don't know what possible bottlenecks they will be encountering here. but security is very important and they need to secure that it will not be infiltrated by scammers. somebody can imitate their gadget and make their own NFTs, so they need to publish all their authentic NFTs in order to identify which one is fake or not.
NFT market is indeed expanding and now popular companies are starting to get their hands on NFT market. expect there will be more of them in the coming days.

I actually refer to many users getting hack as overall and wonder about how the system protects its user since they said the user able to buy through the tv. But your point is another subject that is worth mentioning, fake digital arts seems like a whole lot of NFT problems that need to be addressed. In favour of NFT who claims to be a thing that represents verifiable digital ownership, it seems morally wrong if a lot of people are profiting by stealing other art and making fake NFTs.

Taking a few examples of Opensea, it seems like they will go into a centralized way since I believe their action concur with it. Feezing stolen assets and removing fake NFTs seems like an easy solution rather than somehow trying to find a solution to its root problem. So, I believe Samsung will also go that way.