COINBASE for Crypto has come
wild greens
Well-known member
I do think defi will change a lot but the social media bits are a load of shit imo
wild greens
Well-known member
I did see a reporter from Forbes got nicked for trying to launder 3.6bn in coins though which is such a good story. i take my hats off to them
www.wsj.com
Imagine being so stupid as to buying gift cards for the fucking shop.
Should have just washed it with monero then bought their own nfts like everyone else does
Justice Department Says It Seized $3.6 Billion Worth of Bitcoin Stolen in 2016 Hack
The value of the bitcoin at the time it was seized last week marks the department’s largest-ever financial seizure, officials said.
www.wsj.com
Imagine being so stupid as to buying gift cards for the fucking shop.
Should have just washed it with monero then bought their own nfts like everyone else does
Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
Yeah I largely agree. I think the advantage will go to the second or maybe third mover here, whereas the likes of Lens I think will just be breaking ground and sending initial probes, absorbing initial flak, etc.
Here Discord and Reddit are maybe the zeroth movers.
Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
That said, I would be interested in investing in Lens after any initial craze subsides. On the other hand, I suppose you can get indirect exposure, to some degree, by way of Aave's governance token.
Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
Yeah and some got sued for shilling actual scams, like Ethereum Max.
Mapping the celebrity NFT complex
Where do celebrities even hear about “bored apes”? Who is recommending that they buy one? Is this really the best thing any of them can think to do with their money and fame?
maxread.substack.com
wild greens
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I would think real value moving forward is in anonymity and disappearing not my every action becoming an nft
If you were to want to stay out of the systems, as this decentralisation ideal suggests, then the things to look to are things like bisq i think. The removal of exchange and trail. These will become more mainstream in time. If i were a betting man i would say your adventurous lads should be setting up monero-based or XHV exchanges in the caymans. Haven protocol banks*
This is some weird opposite though ;
The main hook of social media is that you are on an accessible platform surely, oh this is my twitter insta etc, not hello do you want to enter my blockchain soulseek private chat; oh did i mention we can monetize the token that represents our friend connection for some reason
Monetising your content is effectively memeing yourself or becoming a self facilitating media node which i understand in principle but there is a reason influencers can obtain cash, its because they become a free advertisement in a passive free environment. If i had to pay even an infinitesimal amount for every tweet i read or video i watched then the concept is largely moot for most i think.
If the suggest is longterm that it is to become a decentralised subscription model then are you not just trying to reinvent onlyfans or substack
Not convinced
*if i had the dough this is what i would do tbh. Flat 1% transaction fee ha
If you were to want to stay out of the systems, as this decentralisation ideal suggests, then the things to look to are things like bisq i think. The removal of exchange and trail. These will become more mainstream in time. If i were a betting man i would say your adventurous lads should be setting up monero-based or XHV exchanges in the caymans. Haven protocol banks*
This is some weird opposite though ;
The main hook of social media is that you are on an accessible platform surely, oh this is my twitter insta etc, not hello do you want to enter my blockchain soulseek private chat; oh did i mention we can monetize the token that represents our friend connection for some reason
Monetising your content is effectively memeing yourself or becoming a self facilitating media node which i understand in principle but there is a reason influencers can obtain cash, its because they become a free advertisement in a passive free environment. If i had to pay even an infinitesimal amount for every tweet i read or video i watched then the concept is largely moot for most i think.
If the suggest is longterm that it is to become a decentralised subscription model then are you not just trying to reinvent onlyfans or substack
Not convinced
*if i had the dough this is what i would do tbh. Flat 1% transaction fee ha
You get this with podcasters whom you have to subscribe to to access their Discord server.
wild greens
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I pay for the underthecosh patreon; are we not just reinventing the wheel
wild greens
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either Lens will be your new platform and they will have to monetise your percentage eventually, or you will decentralise yourself into a smaller market reach
who knows i have been wrong before
who knows i have been wrong before
wild greens
Well-known member
I did see a reporter from Forbes got nicked for trying to launder 3.6bn in coins though which is such a good story. i take my hats off to them
Justice Department Says It Seized $3.6 Billion Worth of Bitcoin Stolen in 2016 Hack
The value of the bitcoin at the time it was seized last week marks the department’s largest-ever financial seizure, officials said.
Imagine being so stupid as to buying gift cards for the fucking shop.
Should have just washed it with monero then bought their own nfts like everyone else does
Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
One reason I find it exciting is that its sort of a digital native civilization thats being built, with data as its lifeblood.
Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
Its also interesting from a perspective of IT embroyology, observing how the internet stack just keeps getting more complex and efficient, like a form of evolution hastened by us conscious midwives of nature.
wild greens
Well-known member
The technology is great it's just in unimaginative hands
Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
Very true. The technology, and the money.