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> I'm involved with NFTs as an artist, developer, and trader. Slip ups do happen and I just consider them the cost of doing business. Aren't buyers the ones ho
by arinlen 4y ago
> I'm involved with NFTs as an artist, developer, and trader. Slip ups do happen and I just consider them the cost of doing business.
Aren't buyers the ones holding the bag over those losses?
Because that is one of the key traits of a scam.
- anony23 4y agoNot really, mistakes can happen when deploying contracts or in a million other ways also.
- pbhjpbhj 4y agoCan you give examples of inadvertent losses for sellers?
- anony23 4y agoSellers have to interact with the blockchain too, so all the same pitfalls apply... from phishing attacks to typos, to holding proceeds and not putting them in stables and losing your hat. If you deploy your own custom contracts there are many ways to botch that too.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoWhere do you host the artwork you sell?
- anony23 4y agoI'm into algorithmic and generative art on fxhash and art blocks. I also sell digital paintings and animations on makersplace and foundation. I've released some projects on opensea directly as well.