XRP (Ripple) up 15.5% this week... why?

For years and years and years the "thesis" behind buying it was "BEcaUsE BAnkS aRE UsINg iT"

But are they really?? Who? Which ones?

Its tech has to be really outdated by this point. It was always centralized and lacked poor distribution.

Anyone here buying XRP or even holding it? Am really curious as to know why.

Thanks for joining us!

The Twitter bounty is off to a tremendous start:



Such posts, wow advertising:

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If you have even just 3 DOGE to spare, you should consider sending it to our Official Shitcoin Dispenser Address, and 100 SHITCOINs will automatically be sent back to you! Or you know, send 30 DOGE and get 1,000, or 300 and get 10,000, or 1000 and get 33,333, etc.


The dispenser feature is a super dope addition to Counterparty that also made its way into Dogeparty when it was brought back to life last September. Its a trustless, automated way to purchase any token with DOGE (or BTC for Counterparty)

SO WHY DO I WANT TO OWN SHITCOIN??

Besides the fact that its a "historical collectible" and people are actually buying them on OpenSea as such... well there's a bunch of reasons dammit! Darn good ones, too!!

- You can trade them for other tokens or even DOGE in the Dogewallet Exchange
- You are granted access to Club Shitcoin on Discord (its a channel in a secret Discord with tokenized access)
- And, last but not least, we have "other perks"...


NEED I SAY MORE?

No, I needn't, because the dancing Les Grossman gif tells you everything you need to know!!

Accepted.


If you would still like to join, please update your signature now (sig code provided 2 posts above), thanks!

Accepted!

Due to popular demand, we are also now taking 5 applicants for a Member signature role.



TO JOIN THE SIGNATURE BOUNTY

Post in this thread using the following format:

Accepted. Please make sure your address is correct on the spreadsheet.

Just FYI you don't have to change your avatar for this campaign, but its fine if you want to.

We have plenty more sig campaign spots open for those who want to join.


I am looking to have a signature made for Member rank, will get back to you.

Accepted.


Need to post a Dogewallet address (please read the OP).

We are still looking for more Signature Campaign members, YouTube videos, and blog creators. Stakes will be upped for these positions.

Twitter portion of the bounty is filled.

Thank you!

WE HAVE FILLED ALL TWITTER SPOTS!

We were only going to have 25 spots for Twitter campaign but due to immense interest we have raised it to 100, and we already have 152 applicants!

If you applied for the Twitter campaign, check the spreadsheet to see if you have been accepted!

Due to the large number of applications, we must reject late participants who posted a BSC address instead of a DOGE address. Thanks for your understanding.

If there is a "Y" next to your name in the Accepted field, please make sure you

 - are following the Shitcoin30 account on Twitter
 - have the correct Dogecoin (Dogewallet) address displayed on the spreadsheet

If you are not following @Shitcoin30 you will be dropped from the campaign.

OTHER CAMPAIGN (non-Twitter) APPLICATIONS TO BE REVIEWED SHORTLY

Thank you!

Shitcoin bounty has almost 80 applicants already!

If you're interested in applying, you can skip to the front of the line by actually including a Dogecoin address in your application:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5406578.0

as most people have put a BSC address (lol). Going to begin reviewing applications shortly.

Please be sure to create a Dogeparty-enabled wallet to participate!

Desktop downloads: https://dogeparty.net/wallets/

Web/mobile wallet: https://wallet.dogeparty.net/

Alternatively, if you have the private key to a Dogecoin address in a different wallet, that address will work as well.

You must have a Dogewallet or possess the private key of your Dogecoin address in order to redeem your Shitcoins!

THIS IS A DOGECOIN TOKEN.

IT IS NOT A BSC or ETH TOKEN.

Thank you!

made this in May, after i was already tired of people saying "buy the dip," yikes

Commenting on this thread so I can find it later. Will probably put a few sats of this in a paper wallet some day. Also, would be interesting to try to sell bundled amounts of this coin on OpenSea after Emblem Vault has made a bridge for it. Should be relatively easy to do for this coin.

Glad to have you onboard the Shitcoin Train sir!

We are going places!!

Should consider making a token layer on top of Shitcoin and call it Shitparty  

Then I will launch my own line of NFT collectibles on it and call them Rare Shits.

See? The possibilities are endless!!

Cmon man you didn't even read the thread in reference. Goat delivered the honey, albeit it arrived in broken jars. Don't know why you would harp on somebody who wasn't around back then for not remembering him.


You did the same thing. I don't understand why you brought this up.


Nah, the community has been dwindling since 2018. Compare Global Rank on this to this to this.

But after stepping away from here for 6 months, I realized theymos really only has to do one thing, and that is preserve Satoshi's posts. (And Hal's, and other early contributors).

This place is a museum. Nobody outside of the forum cares about anything that has happened post-Ethereum over here. Theymos is the museum archivist. Everyone else is expendable. Buy my Shitcoin

There's been a lot of debate recently on Twitter among self-professed "NFT Historians" about whether or not "d/bitcoin" is the world's "first NFT", and whether Namecoin names or domains can be classified as "NFTs".

Its become kind of a big deal as people are now paying thousands of dollars for re-registered Namecoin assets; most notable of which are Punycodes, Twitter Eggs and early Namecoin identities.

Kind of interesting to watch it unfold.

While I'm coming around to accept the idea that, OK - even if domains and names expire they can still be considered "NFTs" - one thing that bugs me is that a lot of the pro-"Namecoin assets are NFTs" crowd references this Uwe Martens guy as an "OG Namecoin dev"...



He went by the name Trade Runner on this forum.


Just wondering if domob or biolizard89 could chime in on whether they know if this guy has ever actually contributed anything to Namecoin since this was posted:


Saw a lot of accusations from this guy on the forum, reddit, telegram, and now twitter, but have yet to find any actual code.

Hi everybody.

I took a half year break from the forum, got a lot done, and now I'm back to spread the word about the Historical NFT movement. Of course everybody knows about NFTs by now, but what you might not know is that a lot of aged tokens now possess collector value.

Its true that a lot new NFT projects (2020-present) are gonna go the way of ICOs and DeFi, and will never recover their previous price highs. However, just like the good cryptos that were down a lot in 2014-15 and 2018-19, the "good NFTs" will come roaring back when the market picks back up again.


So what's a "good NFT"? Most NFTs (art-based NFTs) are only valuable for their collectability. They possess characteristics that are sought out by collectors (these among others):

 - novelty of creation
 - aesthetic of artwork
 - strength of brand / community
 - accessibility

Even though we have been hit by a bear market this year, sentiment is down and interest has been slowed, this could make for a great opportunity to purchase NFTs that will be coveted for years in the future at bargain prices.

The thesis for Historical NFT investing goes like this:

There will be an infinite amount of new NFTs manufactured in the future. We already saw a damn near infinite amount minted in the last couple years. So, the ones that are older and scarce - before NFTs really exploded in ~2020 - are going to be the most valuable as they were among the most unique at their time of creation.


"Historical NFTs" go all the way back to 2011 (now that Namecoin IDs are considered "NFTs) and all the way up to 2018; arguably 2019. The most popular blockchains they are found on include:

 - Ethereum (Cryptopunks, Realms of Ether, CryptoKitties)
 - Bitcoin (Rare Pepes, Spells of Genesis, Sarutobi, NILICoins)
 - Namecoin (Punycodes, Twitter Eggs, early .bit domains)
 - Dogecoin (JollyRoger, Bitbeg, Dogecar, Goldenshibe)

Other blockchains with collectible assets (though more esoteric) include Emercoin, NXT, NEM, and WAX. I currently hold NFTs and other assets on 7 of these (all except Emercoin). There are also "colored coins" on the Bitcoin blockchain but those remain elusive for now as their supporting systems have long been dismantled.

Another of my favorite "NFT Historians" is w3b.eth, who recently put together an amazingly informative Historical NFT Price Catalog that is a great resource for anybody who is looking to get started collecting historicals.

So, what Historical NFTs do you own? Which ones am I missing that you think have a lot of future potential?


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This was an interesting read indeed. Almost everybody's honey arrived in broken, leaky jars, but the general consensus was it was fun to be able to exchange BTC for something, so they didn't mind.

I was expecting to read nobody got their honey as Goat (El Cabron) went on to become notoriously untrustworthy, but he was still good at that point!

From the Counterparty thread, during the debate over whether or not it is an "abuse" of Bitcoin:

This is an awesome collection.


I forwarded your thread to some parties who may be interested. Would you be interested in Historical Dogecoin NFTs?

I was thinking of this one in particular. Token was minted in 2014, artwork added 5 months ago. I realize you're trying to sell Dogecar related stuff, so maybe not, but thought I'd put it out there...

This is legit one of the coolest videos I've seen on Twitter this year. For some reason I get a lot of animals-acting-intelligent videos. Those are cool too. But I much prefer behold-the-destructive-power-of-nature vids.