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Good writeup on Loot: Loot Project: the first community owned NFT gaming platform I'm currently in both of the Discords watching things play out, there still isn't anything to do with it really (incorporating mLoot is hard) but the development community is fascinating. Some of the things...

Also, this seems way less of a risky way to make ~$4,500 to me, but whatever floats your boat I suppose.

https://www.landwatch.com/apache-county-arizona-recreational-property-for-sale/pid/411028788 @LachiusTZ over here like WHY WON'T YOU BUY THIS LOLOLOL IT IS LAAAAND fucking dumbass.

Wait, do you think land is inherently valuable or something? Are you that much of an idiot that you don't know you can buy acres for fucking pennies/sqft out in the middle of nowhere?

Where did I claim that I understood how taxes work? See, that's the difference. Also, I buy things in Eth that I mined in 2016, so I'm pretty sure I get taxed on both ends.

I don't want to buy your land. I will never want to buy your land, because you probably shit on it and then rolled around in it because you're a retarded slug.

https://opensea.io/collection/onchainmonkey?collectionSlug=onchainmonkey&search[sortAscending]=true&search[sortBy]=PRICE&search[toggles][0]=BUY_NOW First NFT project that's 100% on chain, I picked up a handful a couple of nights ago and interest has remained pretty strong since it seems like...

What did you stumble upon here, Izo? Do we know the devs? Are you involved in the DAO?

You've given zero indication that you even know what the word "fungible" means.

You're an idiot who can't admit when they don't understand something, in case it wasn't blatantly obvious by now.

Man I don't know how that Grayscale shit is taxed, are you not considered as holding the underlying asset?

Does that even cover the taxes?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/ethereum-foundation-backs-spruce-s-vision-for-decentralized-identity-verification Fucking finally.

Interesting interview re: Rumble Kongs, they're pushing heavily for renting out the NFT for a chance to play:

Wow, did I hit a nerve calling people communist for eschewing luxury goods because they feel it has no use case? How would you describe those kinds of people?

By the way, if you bought into $FLOKI when I linked it (the farthest left part of that chart above), whatever you do don't go and buy fancy things with it. That kind of social flexing disgusts our members here who are apparently communist.

Naw, you don't bet the farm on $300m market cap. I'm pretty happy, though.

That's the thing, I know you created it so it doesn't matter if it's a picture of a paperclip or a complete brick by brick recreation of the Sistine Chapel, it's going to be a worthless pile of shit because you have all of the creative capacity of a retarded slug.

Great thread talking about NFT contracts for those still struggling: https://loot-talk.com/t/lip-0-burn-the-keys-to-the-loot-contract/1218 EDIT: Specifically, think about the Soft Powers section and how canonical versions of NFT operate between centralized authority and decentralized consensus:

That makes no sense, the title is fine for describing the point of the thread: the underlying technical framework that allows NFTs to be a non-fungible store of value like land.

Well you clearly don't understand NFTs either, what are you having problems with?

What a timely article, might help explain why you can't copy an NFT: You can now buy a $475 NFT ticket to see Beeple’s $69 million NFT at an IRL party

We've clearly established you can save jpegs from the internet, yes. What does that have to do with NFTs?

For some reason I doubt you have a Yugo in your garage.

Ok. I mean, the vast majority of society operates on that exact principle, so that must suck.

Art and "social flexing" as described by Pomp (I prefer "building clout" to continue with the land analogy) are the two current use cases which, as he notes, are already huge.

Hey would you look at that, even Bitcoin maximalists can get something right once in a while: I made a mistake. NFTs are going to be much bigger than I anticipated.

Sounds like an absolutely viable path to take as an artist to me, but you don't really need to stamp them with a number since the Blockchain will do that for you. A lot of artists like to throw up like 1-3 works and auction off some number of each of them, limited or unlimited depending on...

https://ethresear.ch/t/cross-rollup-nft-wrapper-and-migration-ideas/10507

I wouldn't plan on Truebit seriously pumping until we start seeing tasks run through the system, but who knows with this kind of stuff. I look at Truebit as a 5 year investment, stack now worry about selling later, and LP it to collect some fees in the meantime.

From the EIP about Metadata: What you quoted is saying that even if two separate NFTs return the same exact string of metadata, they are not the same at all. Ownership of the asset is represented by the NFT itself, which cannot be copied.

I have no idea if you're serious or not. You do understand that sentence explicitly outlines the fact that you cannot copy an NFT?

A lot of words for someone who still doesn't understand you can't copy an NFT. You have alllll the room in the world in this thread to show us how not retarded you are, we are waiting patiently.

Solana only sounds good until you look into how much it costs to run a node and realize you have to rely on trusted validators. It's just a temporary thing that will eventually be phased out.

Go ahead and check out that Bored Ape Yacht Club collection: https://opensea.io/collection/boredapeyachtclub Look at all these dumbasses with their NFTs that you can just copy and tank the value of. You know, that's a great idea, why don't you get started on that, you stupid motherfucker...

Like this is super simple shit, here: Do you agree that: A) Land is non-fungible. B) Land is a store of value And: A) Non-Fungible Tokens are non-fungible. B) Non-Fungible Tokens are a cryptocurrency. C) Cryptocurrencies are a store of value. But no, all you keep crying about is how...

Yes, go ahead, please go over your argument here again so that I can deconstruct it all over again and expose you for the flailing retard you are. You cannot copy an NFT, which is a non-fungible store of value like land. In fact, in the second post in this thread you can read the EIP-721...

I suppose it depends on what you're talking about specifically. If you are talking about a specific NFT collection, it's a lot like the Second Life example, actually. You don't have any guarantee that value will be maintained post-hype, so you need to be careful with your investments and find...