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NIM : 053146495

NAMA : MEI JUSTIKA ZAHARAH


PRODI : ADMINISTRASI BISNIS
1. Given the rise in popularity of NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) and digital art,
many creators are now using auction-based platforms to sell their work. Do you
think auctions are an effective method for selling digital art, considering the
unique dynamics of the digital art market and the behavior of collectors in this
space? Explain your reasoning.

First, auctions can make the price of digital artwork rise. If many collectors compete
to obtain a work, the price can increase, especially if the work is considered special or
rare.
Apart from that, auctions can also make more people interested and interested in
certain works. The open process can also make collectors feel more confident because
they can see directly how prices are formed.
Another thing, auctions can be a great way to reward digital works of art. Although
initially many were doubtful about the value of digital art, through auctions it can be
more recognized and appreciated by the collector community.
Furthermore, auctions can also help digital works of art become more widely known.
Because the advertisement can be distributed everywhere, it can penetrate the
international market and reach collectors from various parts of the world.
But yes, there are definitely challenges too. One of them is about copyright and the
possibility of duplication of works. So it is important to ensure that artists and auction
platforms properly protect copyright so that their digital artwork is not easily
duplicated or faked.
So, even though auctions can be an okay option for selling digital art, they still have
to be handled carefully and ensure that all parties are protected in the process.

2. With the increasing interest in and adoption of cryptocurrencies, some argue


that the role of central banks could diminish in the future. How might the rise of
decentralized digital currencies impact the traditional functions of central banks,
such as controlling inflation, regulating the banking sector, and ensuring
financial stability? Explain your reasoning.
Decentralized digital currencies, such as Bitcoin or Ethereum, confuse central banks.
The thing is, this digital currency is not controlled by a central bank or banking
system that we are familiar with.

Regulating Inflation: Usually the central bank has an important role in regulating the
amount of money in circulation so that inflation remains under control. However, with
the existence of decentralized digital currencies, central banks lose control over the
amount of digital currency in circulation. As a result, it becomes difficult for them to
control inflation in the economy.
Regulating Banks: Apart from controlling inflation, the central bank is also tasked
with supervising banks so that the financial system remains stable. However, with
more and more people using digital currency, many can also access financial services
without going through a bank. So, central bank control over banks is reduced, and this
can increase financial risks due to lack of supervision.
Guarantee Financial Stability: The central bank is also tasked with maintaining
overall financial stability. However, with digital currency prices fluctuating sharply,
this could disrupt financial stability which is supervised by the central bank.
In any case, decentralized digital currencies confuse central banks. They have no
control over this, because the technology allows transactions to be carried out without
the need for traditional financial institutions to intervene. So, the central bank must
think hard about maintaining economic stability without having direct control over
this digital currency.

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