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Twitter Blue subscribers can let Twitter verify their ownership of an NFT profile picture, and then their profile picture comes to be distinguished by a hexagon
by CryptoPunk 4y ago
Twitter Blue subscribers can let Twitter verify their ownership of an NFT profile picture, and then their profile picture comes to be distinguished by a hexagonal frame and a badge indicating which NFT collection it belongs to.
If AI does truly make generation of design of all styles costless, NFTs could act as the "Costly Vibe Signals" the article refers to.
- raghavtoshniwal 4y agoI’ve been thinking about how NFTs are different from ordinary “costly” signals. NFTs directly come with a price attached. An attached dollar value is the problem. The difference between receiving an expensive ‘looking’ gift and and a gift with an expensive price tag attached. Maybe I’m wrong, but being subtle about the effort/cost is a big part of these signalling. NFT skips all of that.
- CryptoPunk 4y agoThat reminds me of an article I read recently about New York's high-end nightlife scene, where wealthy men engage in an indirect form of purchase of attention from young attractive women, but obfuscated so that it does not appear transactional. There could be something to that.
- SturgeonsLaw 4y agoDon't suppose you have a link or can recall what it was published in? Sounds like an interesting read
- CryptoPunk 4y agoI did search for the article to provide a link in the comment, but I wasn't able to find it.
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