SoldShort22

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by SoldShort22 5y ago
I'd suggest there are no right or wrong sacrifices when it comes to these kinds of matters. You have to decide what you want most and go for that, and find a way to not dwell on the path you didn't take. In terms of a biological c
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by SoldShort22 5y ago
> Well, again, in principle, NFTs can be used to represent ownership of anything. Possession of a token itself doesn't create legal ownership of a separate asset unless there is a legally-binding instrument that conveys ownership of
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by SoldShort22 5y ago
I would suggest that your argument doesn't pay enough attention to the second word in "scarce asset" -- asset. These unique tokens almost always point to digital files that are accessible to everyone and anyone, and that can
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by SoldShort22 5y ago
> This isn't specific to web3 but more crypto but the idea of having an integrated method of collecting royalties on resale of an item indefinitely is pretty exciting. Exciting for who though? The only party who benefits from resale
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by SoldShort22 5y ago
> Digital self-custody of scarce assets is a new thing But what really are the "scarce assets" that Web3 is enabling self-custody for? A token on a blockchain that has metadata pointing to a digital file that anyone can view an
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by SoldShort22 5y ago
> For those who are vaccinated and willing to take the minor risk of Omicron and a quarantine, CES may be worth it. I’m sorry, did this man just refer to COVID-19 (you know, the one that’s killed more than 2 million people) as a “minor r
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by SoldShort22 5y ago
Please don't sell yourself short. Yes, your window of opportunity is closing at 31. But don't miss the forest for the trees: you still have a huge window. I always had an interest in traveling and was able to do some travel in my