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"connect artists and investors" I quite wondering how you will apply it, it will not be easy to bring artists to change their lives to become busier, more busy than their work. This is not the first time a project like this has appeared, many have failed on promises this thing to investors.
It won't be easy, but artists are already very busy trying to look for investors. If you solved that problem for them, they'd actually be more free to focus on their work. You're right this isn't the first time as well, but we're focusing very much on the very real problems of digital copyrights, intellectual property, and less on the gamified versions other projects tried. |
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I only spend a little bit money on here. There so many PUMP group in telegram who ask me and my friends to join in this current hype but i only buy 2 coins which is "ASS coin and VOX" and i just cost me not more than $20 to buy this coins.
I suppose losing $20 isn't such a bad thing to learn what could be a valuable lesson in a couple of years. Some people lost hundreds and thousands in the ICO rally of 2017, so you could be better off! |
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Sometimes the wave comes and you just have to ride it or wait it out. No point getting frustrated over these "weak projects". Their time is now, let them enjoy their time in the limelight. Focus on what's real and what'll carry the industry forward and you'll be fine.
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He already has his own coin, he just needs to claim it.
Bitclout. Where every famous guy already has his own coin;) And just doesn't know about it yet.
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Well, if the industry is truly decentralized, which I believe it is, then everything has to be inter-related. Nothing should be so strong as to be able to manipulate (at least, not beyond the short term) but every single piece of the ecosystem has to be inter-related.
Nothing wrong with Binance and Elon both having a say, either side of the market.
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Hopefully this doesn't signal the end of the current rally, I know all signs are pointing to it right now especially with the current sharp drop in prices, but we shouldn't ignore that there's a lot going on in terms of development for real life uses cases, currently blurred out by hype:)
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So the NFT hype seems to be dying down, at least for many projects and marketplaces in the industry. Do you think it will see real growth among actual musicians and creatives, instead of just in crypto spaces (so traction the other way around).
NFT hasn't even started yet, now ebay is joining the game!!! https://twitter.com/viewfromhk/status/1392218219373645834To be fair, NFTs started several years ago, and it saw a huge spike of interest earlier in the year. Now the market seems to have cooled down a lot, but that's really because the fomo fuelling it has died down. The actual underlying use cases are still there, as your ebay news shows;) |
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I wouldn't be surprised if in 50 years our grandchildren will collect these NTFs as we have collected coins or stamps.
I mean auction catalogs, large-scale distribution, specialized shop: a real "vintage" object to keep in your wallet both for an "aesthetic" discourse and for a question of value.
If you think about some well-known NTFs there are even a few tens of thousands.
Many will be lost over time or will never be put on the market, but this is a market that continues to grow over time.
Same as regular crypto assets. Easily made and only a handful will survive. The funny thing about art and creative work, sometimes, is that they can be so highly subjective and irregularly valued that it's common for the most famous pieces of art to be valued posthumously. Ever thought about that?  |
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The value of art is subjective indeed, but the fact that one like this sold for so much certainly shows the potential of the art form, digital representing the physical (even if many think it was way overpriced!).
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For better or worse, any new technology will ride several hype waves before they mature and the real use cases take root -- it happened with cryptocurrencies in general, and it took years for the true blockchains to become obvious. NFT as a subsector will also go through the same phases.
NFT use cases for royalties and creative industry is huge, though, going beyond collectible art:)
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So the NFT hype seems to be dying down, at least for many projects and marketplaces in the industry. Do you think it will see real growth among actual musicians and creatives, instead of just in crypto spaces (so traction the other way around).
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Seems like I missed out on this, did it ever get stored somewhere for stats and stuff? Any intend to make it a real one?
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