Wouldn't it be theoretically possible to turn Spinda into a type of pseudo-cryptocurrency/NFT? All the required systems are already in place.
>Every Spinda in existence is visually unique (8 billion different spot patterns incl. shiny forms). This means they can't be forged, and gives eacj individual Spinda some sort of value.
>"Blockchain" is the Nintendo servers. Trading is done in Pokémon games (where Spinda is obtainable).
>Trading can be done peer-to-peer and completely offline.
>Transactions are completely anonymous. Does Nintendo really bother to keep records of GTS trades? Imagine if you could buy class A drugs off the dark web by trading a fucking Pokémon.
>Hackers can't just copy patterns from images. They would need much more information than that, making it safe to share images of your Spinda "bank".
All it needs is for someone to set up a price tracker and then it's good to go, right? The only flaw I can think of is that there is an unlimited supply. Am I oversimplifying things?