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In the precariousness of Web3 open-source code, iterative development and move fast ethos, things break. And through breaking, things are also made. A new project allows anyone to create a copy of someone elses NFT, aptly named Mimics.
But how does Mimics work, and what does it mean for the NFT art market to have a new variety of fakes? And will it result in token standards being upgraded and improved?
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