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An NFT really is just a commemorative plaque that says "I own [URL HERE]". It doesn't come with some crypto-backed security that only you can do anything with whatever is at the URL. It doesn't give you any legal rights unless backed by a separate contract (which could just as well have been made without the NFT). All it guarantees is that no other plaque with exactly the same words can exist on that blockchain.

It reminds me of those companies that will sell you a plot of land on the moon or a star.

Live example: https://twitter.com/SLVTRMNDI/status/1368314035284873218

Seems like case better suited to staking than NFTs.