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Rotten Red Rod posted:gently caress just when I thought NFTs couldn't get any uglier, modern era Frank Miller enters the scene. It's not even a finished image, he didn't even erase some sketch guide lines. I know incredulity is cliche in this thread but why the gently caress do they think that a doggshit sketch from a semi well known comic book artist is worth 800 grand? do people forget what planet they are on when they get into crypto? I don't think there's a comic artist alive who could create a single artwork worth that if they were actually selling the original, which I just remembered is not what these freaks are even doing hahaha the dude probably kept the original, or more likely, lit his stove with it as soon as they got the jpg of it because the hundred dollar bills from the real money they gave him were slightly out of reach do they realize you can get like a loving wassily kandinsky sketch with more time put in it than that for like under ten thousand bucks? (or whatever. don't go research and say actually its more like 15 grand. gently caress you you know what I'm saying)
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The thing I've discovered, during discussion with coin freaks, is that while they do have a decent understanding of blockchain tech, they often have almost no understanding of any other tech, and therefore no context for existing solutions to the problems that they believe chains uniquely fix. Like, they know that chains are unusually resilient to modification, but they have no concept of why that is not a problem that other systems have to worry about, and they don't know that existing, secured append-only databases are far, far more able to both notice and counter attempts to change them. Their understanding of existing tech appears to extend to "heard about git once, can send an email without help." Somfin fucked around with this message at 00:09 on May 28, 2022 |
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May 28, 2022 00:04
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Deep Glove Bruno posted:I know incredulity is cliche in this thread but why the gently caress do they think that a doggshit sketch from a semi well known comic book artist is worth 800 grand? do people forget what planet they are on when they get into crypto? I don't think there's a comic artist alive who could create a single artwork worth that if they were actually selling the original, which I just remembered is not what these freaks are even doing hahaha Frank Miller has sold that high before. Probably not modern Miller. Todd McFarland also has, especially his spider man art
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Deep Glove Bruno posted:the dude probably kept the original, or more likely, lit his stove with it as soon as they got the jpg of it because the hundred dollar bills from the real money they gave him were slightly out of reach if I know anything about NFTs, burning the original probably makes it more valuable for reasons
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CharlestheHammer posted:Frank Miller has sold that high before. Probably not modern Miller. look man, I'm not one to cape for the historical fine-art hustler canon or anything, but that's it gently caress life
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Somfin posted:The thing I've discovered, during discussion with coin freaks, is that while they do have a decent understanding of blockchain tech, they often have almost no understanding of any other tech, and therefore no context for existing solutions to the problems that they believe chains uniquely fix. Exactly, take the Soulbound NFT Diploma idea. it's a stupid loving idea because the school in question would be the canonical source of truth regardless, So putting it on a blockchain does nothing. The only other argument for it is some sort of consolidated diploma registry, but if colleges wanted that, why wouldn't they have done so already? It would be fairly trivial.
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Deep Glove Bruno posted:look man, I'm not one to cape for the historical fine-art hustler canon or anything, but that's it gently caress life I mean frank Frazettas artwork from death dealer #6 sold for 1.8 million Though he did paintings and comic book art if that changes anything I guess CharlestheHammer fucked around with this message at 00:30 on May 28, 2022 |
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May 28, 2022 00:27
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Scratch Monkey posted:"Hi how are you in a great mood?" "Which will be my today's message"
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Deki posted:Exactly, take the Soulbound NFT Diploma idea. They start with "we're building a blockchain" and then look around for a noun that can be broken down into data. And then the coin freaks with no understanding of either the technology or the industry in which that noun is important decide that its existing system must have problems that blockchain solves, because otherwise why would someone rich (and therefore smart) be funding a company that's building a solution? Games in particular get this a lot.
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Somfin posted:The thing I've discovered, during discussion with coin freaks, is that while they do have a decent understanding of blockchain tech, they often have almost no understanding of any other tech, and therefore no context for existing solutions to the problems that they believe chains uniquely fix. See also no understanding of finance, art, or really any other field they confidently proclaim blockchain fixes problems in somehow.
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Deep Glove Bruno posted:I know incredulity is cliche in this thread but why the gently caress do they think that a doggshit sketch from a semi well known comic book artist is worth 800 grand? do people forget what planet they are on when they get into crypto? I don't think there's a comic artist alive who could create a single artwork worth that if they were actually selling the original, which I just remembered is not what these freaks are even doing hahaha Crypto's main motivation is: do what you do today, but more expensive! It's lucrative because it's stupid and esoteric. It'd be like being a cobol/assembly developer in demand in 2022. Some folks I know who do dev work in crypto charge $350/hr, for comparison. notwithoutmyanus fucked around with this message at 01:10 on May 28, 2022 |
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May 28, 2022 00:49
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Ghost Leviathan posted:See also no understanding of finance, art, or really any other field they confidently proclaim blockchain fixes problems in somehow. Absolutely, but the thing is they do understand blockchain. Trying to discuss its inherent faults is a losing battle because technological solutionism brain is used to problems being fixed in the next patch. They can't deal with being exposed as technologically illiterate and are deeply insecure about that lack of knowledge. "Append-only databases are already immutable" seems to be a new one to them.
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I looked further into the Frank Miller Presents thing and it's basically Frank cashing in on SpiceDAO being desperate to throw money at artists, with very little effort or investment on Frank's part. https://bleedingcool.com/comics/frank-miller-presents-to-be-financed-by-spice-dao-nft-investment/ https://bleedingcool.com/comics/first-look-frank-miller-the-geek/ FMP was seeking up to one million dollars to finance a five-year plan to publish new and existing IP in print and digital formats. And Spice DAO will advance between $250K-$1M of future NFT sales. The DAO Treasury will recoup the loan by collecting a quarter of a million dollars to one million dollars in sales from the first project. The DAO Treasury will also collect a 20-50% commission on every NFT sale. And they project sales for six million dollars in sales from the first two phases of publication in 2022. They intend to start selling PFP – Profile Pictures – as NFTs and plan to use the established business model of selling 10,000 NFT PFPs at a mint price of 0.08 ETH or 0.1 ETH. Currently the price of one ETH is around $2,900. Selling all the PFPs would bring in around three million dollars. The images are generated using a proprietary computer algorithm that assembles a set of individual art assets made by Frank Miller and Danilo Beyruth, one of the FMP artists (more on that to come). ... They will also give owners of the NFT PFPs the exclusive right to buy a special edition of the physical comic book, and that right can also be sold on, as well as a mass-market version sold to comic book stores through Diamond Comic Distributors. Buying the NFT will GIVE YOU THE RIGHT TO BUY A COMIC BOOK! Wow, sign me up.
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Rotten Red Rod posted:I looked further into the Frank Miller Presents thing and it's basically Frank cashing in on SpiceDAO being desperate to throw money at artists, with very little effort or investment on Frank's part.
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May 28, 2022 01:12
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I can't help but think of what eripsa would have
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Rotten Red Rod posted:a 20-50% commission 
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The concept of a ""home"" was challenging until i thought of a 50 gallon trash bag filled with placenta
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Bitcoin:Astrochicken posted:of a 50 gallon trash bag filled with placenta
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Is the spice dao the one that bought a book on the abandoned dune movie project and thought they hold all rights to it now
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May 28, 2022 06:39
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lmao that bitcoin is more tracible than cash.
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May 28, 2022 06:41
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LifeSunDeath posted:lmao that bitcoin is more tracible than cash. This has some interesting  to it because this will be framed simultaneously as a very good thing and nothing to worry about during the same conversion
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May 28, 2022 06:47
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but its not physical, its not fung. you cant trace digital non fung things. ( turns out they didnt do it behind 11 proxies/ vpns)
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Goblin Mode Activated: https://www.vice.com/en/article/88gw85/crypto-investors-roleplaying-as-pee-obsessed-goblins-to-cope-with-crash https://twitter.com/AltcoinPsycho/status/1529663689531412481
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Somebody used 4 slurps on an ape
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They did slurpery on an ape
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Vitalik, you slime! Where's the guy who mints the NFTs of Spider-Man?
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Harambe died so that we may Slurp (3x a day, in cases you didn't know)
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The Saddest Rhino posted:Is the spice dao the one that bought a book on the abandoned dune movie project and thought they hold all rights to it now
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has it occurred to anyone that vitalik buterin might not actually be a genius visionary, but just a dumb nerd
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Beartaco posted:I can't get over the fact that they're all just apes. They could be literally anything, they could be scenic views, they could be hung dongs, they could be my little ponys, but they're all still inexplicably apes. :nsfw: henpai.life :nsfw:
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https://twitter.com/adamultraberg/status/1530602197116891136?s=21&t=7hdNM44vu8-sMREYqCR4zA
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Golden Bee posted:https://twitter.com/adamultraberg/status/1530602197116891136?s=21&t=7hdNM44vu8-sMREYqCR4zA Finally some good news!
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Golden Bee posted:https://twitter.com/adamultraberg/status/1530602197116891136?s=21&t=7hdNM44vu8-sMREYqCR4zA theres the dip GO GO GO
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Well, now it can go down only another 20%, but if it goes up, there's at least 80% potential there. It's basically one of the safest investments right now.
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more stuff i bought instead of crypto: smores stuff (i like to put a little spread of peanut butter on mine, under the chocolate. try it!!!) whiskey some oranges a book about pirates 
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It's fine, because with Bitcoin you can buy high, sell low, and still make money.
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