I understand that one can use the tokenURI field to add the address for an endpoint that returns meta data for the given token. Let's imagine we create a unique asset with
tokenId = "1"
tokenURI = "https://api.endpoint.com/1"
Let's say tokenId "1" refers to an asset of value $500. However, there is also a asset with tokenId "2" which is valued $2000. Let's assume there is a crypto market place that lets owners of assets trade their crypto collectibles and uses the tokenURI to receive meta data.
I understand the tokenURI can be updated.
What would hinder a holder of tokenId "1" to update his tokenURI to
tokenId = "1"
tokenURI = "https://api.endpoint.com/2"
What hinders the market place to display the more valuable related crypto collectible? Why does it make sense to leave owners of the token with the possiblitiy to update the tokenURI?