Stan Crowch said:
Apes about to flip punks.
So crazy! That's what punks gets for limiting rights of holders. Wow.
Stan Crowch said:
Apes about to flip punks.
The groundbreaking NFT drop of 4-star running back @Trevor_Etienne launches tomorrow! đ #NFTdrop #HUMBL #HUMBLGallery #cryptoart #CollegeFootball
— HUMBL NFT Gallery (@HUMBLGallery) December 22, 2021
Link: https://t.co/u7KrYQKYbX pic.twitter.com/KbWROy53ux
TxAG#2011 said:
Anyone claim the SOS airdrop from open sea?
Please share this to stop more hate from spreading đ pic.twitter.com/yc4k3Ukx0Q
— Greentexts (@greentexts_bot) January 6, 2022
https://t.co/0t31wRtgvI pic.twitter.com/ynIrePTznk
— naiive (@naiiveclub) December 9, 2021
Stan Crowch said:
$LOOKS Airdrop
Stan Crowch said:
NFTs derive their perceived value in a lot of different ways. Some are pure speculation but others represent ownership of "land" in the metaverse, fractionalization of real word assets, ownership of ENS domain names, access to exclusive communities and on and on ad infinitum. There is as wide spectrum of "roadmaps" as there are NFTs. If you spend any time on related Discord channels you will discover that they are full of super smart/passionate people who have big ideas for future. If you think we will be spending more time online 20 years from now than we are today I would be long NFTs. OpenSea did 3 billion dollars in transaction volume in August and there are approximately 200,000 unique accounts. Do you think there will be more or less than that in the future?
Stan Crowch said:Stan Crowch said:
$LOOKS Airdrop
Trading at $3.60 now. Be sure to claim if you are eligible. Only have a few days.
When crypto prices crash, the bids disappear for NFTs... the NFT holders don't see their net worth drop & interpret this as "phew I'm glad I bought jpegs."
— Brad Mills (đ,đ) (@bradmillscan) January 22, 2022
At some point the bids completely disappear & it probably goes to zero like the illiquid ICO coins in 2018/2019 did.
Respectfully, I completely disagree. Opensea monthly volume has been fairly steady during the last few months of falling crypto prices.administrative errors said:When crypto prices crash, the bids disappear for NFTs... the NFT holders don't see their net worth drop & interpret this as "phew I'm glad I bought jpegs."
— Brad Mills (đ,đ) (@bradmillscan) January 22, 2022
At some point the bids completely disappear & it probably goes to zero like the illiquid ICO coins in 2018/2019 did.
tmaggie50 said:Stan Crowch said:
NFTs derive their perceived value in a lot of different ways. Some are pure speculation but others represent ownership of "land" in the metaverse, fractionalization of real word assets, ownership of ENS domain names, access to exclusive communities and on and on ad infinitum. There is as wide spectrum of "roadmaps" as there are NFTs. If you spend any time on related Discord channels you will discover that they are full of super smart/passionate people who have big ideas for future. If you think we will be spending more time online 20 years from now than we are today I would be long NFTs. OpenSea did 3 billion dollars in transaction volume in August and there are approximately 200,000 unique accounts. Do you think there will be more or less than that in the future?
What's the point of owning fake land? What can you do with that is of value?
These have been rocketing recently. LFG!TxAG#2011 said:
Hopping into a new verse. Apartments in World Wide Webb.
MMO game where all other NFT collections can be integrated into the game. You're buying real estate in the world. The apartments will be revealed on the 31st
BREAKING: Disney is hiring a NFT expert to lead its efforts in the space pic.twitter.com/AFXQWlsSif
— Blockworks (@Blockworks_) February 2, 2022
administrative errors said:BREAKING: Disney is hiring a NFT expert to lead its efforts in the space pic.twitter.com/AFXQWlsSif
— Blockworks (@Blockworks_) February 2, 2022
JOBS!
Plot twist: The metaverse is rich people making poor people feel better about the fact that they can't afford travel, vacation, and do expensive outdoor activities anymore.
— Jason Lowery (@JasonPLowery) February 2, 2022
1) IT TOOK ARTISTS TO BID ON EACH ARTISTS WORK BEFORE COLLECTORS EVEN SHOWED UP. DURING THE DAYS OF RAREPEPE....THAT WAS MERELY A DREAM.
— ROBNESS (ăăăăš) V2 (@robnessofficial) February 2, 2022
"The upstream wallets control at least $180 million in assets, suggesting powerful actors are behind Ms. Witherspoonâs foray into NFTs and Web3.0."https://t.co/g5rxLWZMW1
— Jacob Silverman (@SilvermanJacob) February 7, 2022