You broke someone's kneecaps with a golf club?! D:
Perhaps it was just a daydream....
Yes, I understand the problems (not in detail like a patent lawyer or whatever) of copyright, but in terms of an NFT asset that I have bought, I own the card, "the hash" for that particular version and I can prove that that particular version is mine, with the key etc. I don't own the artwork on it, I own the print of it and as such, I can use that print as I choose (which probably has limitations too).
What is also going to be interesting is, that even though I own the location, that can also be ported into another location in a fork, so is it still the same asset?
I'd say a simplistically and technically tentative yes IFF it poofs from one location to the other so it continues only existing in one location. There might be problems all around if you can spawn a second copy by forking (like what happened with the content when hive forked off).