Integrating NFT bulk minting standards with on-chain copyright law is feasible but complex. Standards like ERC-721 and ERC-1155 enable efficient batch minting, yet copyright enforcement on-chain remains challenging. Smart contracts can embed copyright metadata, linking to legal proof of ownership, but they don’t inherently verify rights. Unauthorized minting risks infringement, as seen in cases like Miramax vs. Tarantino. On-chain solutions, like storing copyright licenses in metadata or using decentralized oracles for verification, could bridge this gap. However, legal ambiguities persist—courts haven’t fully clarified if minting itself violates copyright. Combining NFT standards with automated royalty distribution and transparent ownership records could align with copyright law, ensuring creators’ rights while enabling scalable minting. Collaboration between blockchain developers and legal experts is key to creating robust, compliant systems.