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Issue-#701: Update v4 related doc

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ERC721 tokens are non-fungible, thus cannot be used for automatic price discovery like ERC20 tokens. ERC721 and ERC20 combined together can be used for sub-licensing. Ocean Protocol's [ERC721Template](https://github.com/oceanprotocol/contracts/blob/v4main/contracts/templates/ERC721Template.sol) solves this problem by using ERC721 for tokenizing the **Base IP** and tokenizing sub-licenses by using ERC20. Thus, sub-licenses can be traded on any AMM as the underlying contract is ERC20 compliant.
## Use case
Alice is the author of a book. Alice wants to hold the copyright of her work but, allows others to read her book. So, She creates 2 versions of her book namely: digital copy, physical copy. She assigns Bob as one of the holder of digital edition of the book. Here, **Base IP** is the book. **Base IP holder** is Alice and Bob is **Sub-licensee** for a digital edition of the book. Alice tokenizes her work by performing **Publish** action i.e _ERC721.safeMint(to=aliceWalletAddress, tokenid=1)_. Alice also creates sub-licenses of her book by creating two ERC20 tokens and transefers the digital copy token to Bob's wallet.
## Use case 1
Alice is the creator of a painting and wants to make sure that the ownership of her artwork is uniquely determined. She performs the **Publish** action. She creates an ERC721 token which represents the ownership of the physical asset. Here, **Base IP** is Alice's artwork. **Base IP holder** is Alice. Now, Alice wants to transfer the ownership of her Artwork to Bob. So, Alice makes Bob's address as owner of the token in the discussion by sending a Blockchain transaction.
![Image 1](images/v4-nft-1.PNG)
![Image 1](images/use-case-1.PNG)
## Use case 2
Alice is the author of a book. Alice wants to hold the copyright of her work but, allows others to read her book. So, She creates 2 versions of her book namely: digital copy, physical copy. She assigns Bob as one of the holder of digital edition of the book. Here, **Base IP** is the book. **Base IP holder** is Alice and Bob is **Sub-licensee** for a digital edition of the book. Alice tokenizes her work by performing **Publish** action i.e _ERC721.safeMint(to=aliceWalletAddress, tokenid=1)_. Alice also creates sub-licenses of her book by creating two ERC20 tokens and transfers the digital copy token to Bob's wallet.
![Image 2](images/use-case-2.PNG)
## Other References

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link: /concepts/quickstart/
- title: Architecture Overview
link: /concepts/architecture/
- title: NFTs
link: /concepts/nft/
- title: Roles
link: /concepts/roles/
- title: Supported Networks
link: /concepts/networks/
- title: Deployments
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- title: DDO Metadata
link: /concepts/ddo-metadata/
- group: NFTs (upcoming v4 release)
items:
- title: Introduction
link: /concepts/v4-nft/
- title: Roles
link: /concepts/v4-roles/
- group: Contribute
items:
- title: Ways to Contribute