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Crypto has “crashed” 50% and more multiple times and has survived so far. If the value goes down the network decreases difficulty of mining so it is cheaper to mine (remember these things started being worth nothing). This also decreases e
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State controlled violence backed money vs opt in p2p networks.
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Hundreds of years after the tulip bubble, tulips are still a big part of Dutch tourism with flower markets being a big attraction in Amsterdam. Because culture doesn’t disappear. So good look with that.
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5y ago
EIP4488 on call data expansion would result in cheaper rollup transactions. 1559 means that in mad rushes, excessive fees get burned instead of given to miners. Both of these things help combat gas prices and dampen runaway auctions. But ul
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5y ago
1) more than I get now 2) ceo of Spotify is worth estimated $5billion maybe start there, shouldn’t that (be it money or ownership in Spotify) be going to the musicians who actually make the content and who get fractions of pennies? 3) they
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5y ago
I’ve shown rainbow to a few of my friends. Shown them how to log into a site by scanning the wallet connect code and all their data moves with them and their wallet. From my experience they all really like it and prefer it to passwords and
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Much of Europe has to rent for life, but isn’t happy about it. (at least in my experience of like everyone I know).
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5y ago
Nobody cares. There is more value in being the owner of the thing everyone has, than the thing no one has. Keep right clicking, we love it. https://www.e-flux.com/journal/85/156418/my-collectible-ass/
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Guy spends $200 a month and fills a 20TB hard drive because he doesn’t understand nfts aren’t drm. Thanks for backing up all the art dude. Much appreciated.
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I guess you could point at some metadata/description and let each game render that how it likes? Eg if I have a red hat nft you could have that as 2d sprite art or a 3d model or just a buff to some other stat or just ignore it. Why wou
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Well it was a laugh. The internet is great.
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5y ago
If you want a programmer/documentation approach then GitHub and developer forums are where you will get the best shill free discussion, read the eips/ercs on github and the eth cat herders forum. https://eips.ethereum.
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Youre almost there. But its more like tens of thousands of people putting hundreds of billions of dollars on the line to say that they witnessed the author sign your book, verifying your claims to whoever challenges them. Which turns out to
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5y ago
That’s on them and their reputation. Why would an artist intentionally damage their community and legitimacy.
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Nobody in the nft space cares about this. It’s being shared around and everyone thinks it’s funny that there are people so angry about nfts and that they think this is a “gotcha”, people are happy the content is being distributed and record
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Yes. People will spend millions of dollars on this because belonging to a community is about the most meaningful experience we can have. People will dedicate themselves to that sense of being. See football clubs, churches, political partie
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People focus on the money, so walk away thinking “scam”. Legitimacy, reputation, community. These things are scarce and important. People like nfts. It’s pretty fun minting an nft on my own contract, then going to opensea and connecting my
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This sounds great, got a link? Or is it still in dev? We keep trying things with our coop, but we often just fall back on google sheets for everything - which everyone hates but it’s flexible enough to do what we need and we all know how to
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Time consuming == expensive. If you engage with the case and the legal system you aren’t at work, you aren’t developing your product/company, you aren’t spending time with your family. You spend you time doing something other than the
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Had five years or so of that awful cycle. It’s interesting when you meet people who haven’t experienced living under the brutality of the banking system. Overdraft, payday loans, high interest credit. They think it’s all fine. Fear of overd
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Some fun things off the top of my head. KlimaDAO => https://twitter.com/Churchee_/status/1455321571078418433?s=2... Proof of humanity providing Sybil resistance and ubi => proof of humanity.id Holly+ trialli
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Reminds me of Gadsby, where the author wrote an entire novel without the letter e. Even more impressive is others have translated it into other languages, still without the e. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gadsby_(nov
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Join an eth global hackathon and find a team to jam with. http://ethglobal.co/ Play with solidity, deploy toys to test nets, tuna local node. https://solidity-by-example.org/ https://eth-brownie.