as a former entrepreneur who ran a company for 5 years in the tech+digital asset space, there is no legal ownership framework for NFTs. you do not own them, in the traditional sense of "own"-ing, or property. not the NFT nor any digital asset that it may point to or represent. the idea that people are selling them, and have been for years, is patently ludicrous. a "marketplace" for NFTs does make sense in games, only because inside a game, the people who make and run the game can give you rights INSIDE THE GAME(s). Out in the "real world", (not playing games), with courts and laws and actual "property", NFTs are not a thing (yet).
some people may chirp in trying to attack what I write here and mention copyright. that's a really long discussion, and still, the previous text stands.
in fact, having followed the space very closely for 10+ years, ownership isn't even the most interesting aspect of NFTs
bullish, oh oh yeah! and NOT for most ANY of the reasons most people are talking about NFTs, at least not yet or very widely