A jpeg is an image file.
An NFT is an image file that subway or I sell to ourselves for 3 BTC, then list for sale on the open market at a loss for 2.5 BTC.
My pain can be your gain!
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Who had that Bitcoin target price prediction?
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An NFT is an image file that subway or I sell to ourselves for 3 BTC, then list for sale on the open market at a loss for 2.5 BTC.
My pain can be your gain!
1. Protocol development is key metric #1, but non-L1 dapp tokens are mostly garbage regardless of chain. Buy them or get them airdropped, dump them in the initial excitement. DeFi tokens with quantifiable real revenues may be the exception.
2. EVM chains all have the same problems built in: gas uncertainty and the ability for rugpulls/exploits amplified by flash loans.
3. LUNA's rise isn't because it's associated with ATOM. LUNA has a much better following than ATOM does. LUNA's rise is because of UST's spread in DeFi use.
4. SOL's finality is a fraction of most other chains, Lifeonmars, I don't know what you're talking about. I know ETH/EVM maximalists love to FUD on SOL like BTC maxxies used to FUD on ETH, but again, in my experience of daily use of all these chains for months to years, SOL is head and shoulders above the rest, with LUNA second - even with the network problems. We'll see if ROSE can get any real development or work at scale, because the transactions I sent through that were shockingly instant.
all I see is a squiggly hill shaped blue line above a flatter grey line
20 years?
this is no portfolio tracker with specific picks and allocations to be made
how many stocks do they suggest over the year and which ones do they decide to leave out of their calculation?
is this what you're talking about?
these guys must be the best investors on the planet then, right next to Nancy Pelosi
20 years?
this is no portfolio tracker with specific picks and allocations to be made
how many stocks do they suggest over the year and which ones do they decide to leave out of their calculation?
is this what you're talking about?
these guys must be the best investors on the planet then, right next to Nancy Pelosi
the returns are verified, the track record is transparent - that's about all the effort your questions are worth to me. but here's a guy who tracked and published his Fool experience. go play with him.
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you could do this same chart for one minute, one day, one month.you can do your own homework
the chart is stupid.
It's still quick but I'm not buying the hype
then he posts a blog with an affiliate link for a motleyfool discount
surely there's no bias in his writing
looks like they rode the wave of the tech bubble through the greater portion of the last decade
something like that but it's a piece of property for which there is otherwise absolutely no demand, at the moment.
but i had a thought about a potential NFT of value: if a well-known band/artist created a studio cut of a new song, and then minted the original mp3 of the studio master as an NFT...would that have value to serious fans? knowing they had the original verifiable copy of the master? just wondering aloud
How is it worth anything if anyone can get an identical piece of property for free???
If the band simultaniously recorded it analog to a 10” reel to reel tape at high speed (15ips) then used that master to make copies on a limited basis…those are and always have been $$$.something like that but it's a piece of property for which there is otherwise absolutely no demand, at the moment.
but i had a thought about a potential NFT of value: if a well-known band/artist created a studio cut of a new song, and then minted the original mp3 of the studio master as an NFT...would that have value to serious fans? knowing they had the original verifiable copy of the master? just wondering aloud
Agreed. dapp tokenomics are difficult to make work in a sustainable way for most protocols. SOL eco tokenomics are just particularly VC friendly on average. AVAX certainly not exempt from some criticism too.
Really the most interesting dapps are being built on ETH and its L2s IMO.
Definitely not a perfect system.
Was not suggesting that was why it's a top tier network today. It's a legit L1.
ATOM/IBC narrative is going to be significant moving forward. Look at the recent relative strength in its eco's tokens, and the respect its getting from ETH people. When people make the connection that LUNA's the biggest IBC chain... I expect it outperforms.
From what I've seen they have a strong dapp ecosystem. Any you're keeping an eye on?
I appreciate that SOL is taking a different approach to the ETH gas fee problems. I think the criticism of its functionality over the course of this correction is fair. A lot of people got forced into liquidation and a few people likely made out bigly DDOSing the network. Will be interesting to see how it approaches that problem moving forward.
It holds a rightful place near the top of the market cap rankings, but it's upside is limited compared to some other L1s and upcoming defi narratives I think.
Isn't there a lot of questions about how stable tether really is? Just going by what I have read - you can Google any number of articles like this one:
Tether: A Nearly $70 Billion Time Bomb
Are popular crypto stablecoins the next subprime CDOs, or even outright Ponzi schemes? Find out why I advise investors to sell or avoid Tether.
seekingalpha.com
i thought everyone was pretty much on the same page about how stable tether really isn't
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Nocoiners always come in to take jabs when the market is down. Have fun staying poor little man. Crypto is a high volatility asset class, if you can’t handle it then you should stay on the sidelines.
Why is your monochrome Rauschenberg worth millions while the copy is worth nothing? They look the same - but one comes with a history along with a way to authenticate.
Why is your US issued $1 bill worth something while my exact copy is a valueless fraud?
You're limited in your thinking if you think of NFT's as pictures - the image actually has very little to do with an NFT - the token itself is the thing. It can be used to prove many things, not just that you own an image - even land. Trading digital art using an NFT to declare ownership is just one use case.