bad assertion is bad.

Edit: There's a difference between "holding" something and "possessing" something. For example, this website & URL... can someone "hold" it? No. Does it belong to someone? Yes Do you have information in your mind? Can you hold it? Do you have salvation through Christ? Can you hold it? Do you have skills? Can you hold them? Do you have a collage degree? Can you hold it? No, but you can have something that signifies and proves that you hold it, much like a car title that works even if someone else is in possession of it. The cops aren't gonna say "sorry boss he's holding the car" Lots more examples that can be made in multiple categories.

Right now you don't really "own" any digital content that you buy that is hosted somewhere like iTunes, Amazon, Google, Steam, etc. You may have their DMC protected copy on your device but can you transfer ownership like a physical copy? NowThis is a paradigm shift of epic proportions.

Right now if you think you "own" stocks and you have them with a broker and not either paper stock certificates (that represent the share and company btw, another example) you don't own the stocks, your broker does on behalf of you but their interests come first. This changes that.

YOUR digital items or NFTs signifying the authenticity / ownership of real world items (Like NFT Home Titles or an NFT showing the Gucci handbag you own is authentic) will be in YOUR wallet that YOU control.

Try to think in the proper categories.

bad assertion is bad.