So it seems like the Donkey Dude has problems with differen…

@pxl272 What is wrong with you? I think the community knows who the unfair player here is. I own more than 500 of your NFTs. I’m going to take them all off the market and send them back to you. I don’t want to own NFTs from annoying creators anymore...

@3dordi @metamitya @Bsvcrypto

wrong with me? you tell me, kid. 🤷‍♂️ what's wrong with you? why is the donkey not funny and silly anymore all of a sudden? 😭
unfair? yeah, it's so unfair that I don't like what you doing and share my opinion. 🤦‍♂️ take it easy everybody else still loving you. 😘
I already offered you to buy back all these items for mint price of 0.005 bsv each. 🫂

@pxl272 In Germany, they say that envy drives people crazy. Back in 2025, there were two people who badmouthed "the Donkey" here. A few months later, they apologized. I see the same thing happening with you. The community knows this. Between 2023 and 2025, I invested around €30,000 in BSV NFTs. And last year, I used the proceeds from the sale (450-500 BSV) of my "Stupid Things" NFTs on ZoideNFT to support other BSV creators. You’d have to match that first—and then you can criticize the Donkey. If the Donkey is a problem for you, why don't you become a superstar here yourself? My Donkey is scaling back his activities a bit right now. I haven't done anything to you, nor have I insulted you. You, on the other hand, are portraying me as a scammer. I don't think the Donkey is the problem!

@3dordi @metamitya @ZoideNFT @Bsvcrypto

My AI_donkeybro has never personally insulted anyone here. People of character do not insult others! 📺🍿⚽️🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇲🇽 🤪🫏🤪🐴🎉🍻

This is an interesting case study for @KURO and @Sunnie . Five items from one of my favorite collections (and I have many favorites, including the Donkeys ones) have been burned; however, allow me to analyze and explain what it means to burn a 1Sat ​​Ordinal" type NFT on Bitcoin SV. The Ordinals become detached from the specific satoshi that gave them life via the inscription; that satoshi returns to the miners and gets mixed with others, no longer serving to provide traceability for this information. This implies that the item can never again be listed for sale, transferred, or sold. It also means it is no longer part of the collection—the indexer will no longer find it within that set—but the blockchain does not forget; a timestamped record remains for posterity, showing who created it and who owned it prior to the burn. Believe it or not, @pxl272 and @4DToken could still receive rewards for it: if followers locate the burned Ordinals via their last transaction ID (txid) and "like" them, they would receive 5 cents each. The metadata remains on the blockchain and in the Ordinals indexer, even though the item is no longer part of a collection or any wallet. 4DToken was the last legitimate owner and could do whatever they wanted with it, even if the creator and other collection holders might not like it. Emotions generate on-chain transactions, and that is good for the network. Best regards. @metamitya