12D66W4nHfWMidhkncLQ2HWhXaYNQpqcLf (9151) ·
Here is a thread of my journey to ETH NFT land:
https://twitter.com/godof_meme/status/1318487510654345217?s=20
I am really sad to see NFTs exploding on Etherum. BSV could make this much much better.
The toxic environment around BSV is to blame. (1)
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12D66W4nHfWMidhkncLQ2HWhXaYNQpqcLf (9151) ·
While tech superiority of BSV will eventually come to frutition, I will continue to hold only a small amount of BSV in my wallet cuz I can't see large adoption in the next time period.
My aim is to buy BSV when it goes under $50. (2)
12D66W4nHfWMidhkncLQ2HWhXaYNQpqcLf (9151) ·
As @1350 said long time ago, BSV true utility value will come when BSV is close to $5.
Cheers and keep building!
1NUTqCvXfR6ax88gQsKLvXT6JiQrWY5LRb (2353) ·
lol, ya cause everyone needs $5 divided into a 100 million tokens
… much?
19gAUDU4VQoVuLgeL9pwTepPsZonqvALhv (678) ·
wow nice hustle
i agree sv is annoyingly lame. not enough brains working on it, not enough users, no fomo, no use cases
even the cyclical p n d didnt come lol
1JGRKvMLw73hzBKB34GQhbWdvNSUdZxjwm (7634) ·
BSV is like the smart kid in school who has "so much potential" but does nothing with it and ends up as a burnout pothead working at a gas station.
12D66W4nHfWMidhkncLQ2HWhXaYNQpqcLf (9151) ·
lol 😂😂
1MV8wZFSxwqyadJU6KgMsws8NgHibhqddR (2782) ·
His rich uncle tried to give him a leg up but only taught him boomer middle management tactics for 5 years
1MV8wZFSxwqyadJU6KgMsws8NgHibhqddR (2782) ·
As long as BSV protocol devs keep insisting “BSV can do everything ETH can” they will only serve to disappoint devs who come to learn that “on-chain” means something totally different to BSV folks than it does to ETH folks.
1MV8wZFSxwqyadJU6KgMsws8NgHibhqddR (2782) ·
A better approach would be to emphasize how off-chain apps can be made more secure and auditable using BSV as an event log a la Run and every tokenization protocol.
19gAUDU4VQoVuLgeL9pwTepPsZonqvALhv (678) ·
autistic smart kid with anger management issues 😆
1DfKiBGSH9yiJp462nwrz2ptBfpaLhYazT (13259) ·
Thank you for bringing this to my attention. Did you make any collectables? How does one go about selling the art they make?
1JGRKvMLw73hzBKB34GQhbWdvNSUdZxjwm (7634) ·
lmao
1JSkaxqGqach3Q3ukgyqUF91VdubCa1D2s (9151) ·
Yes, I actually did a collection of Neon Pepes, and ofc some Memes.
I did make sales, but I also made my NFTs cheap (>$0.05) cuz, why would I sell memes for hundreds of dollars, I let the market decide the value. (1)
1JSkaxqGqach3Q3ukgyqUF91VdubCa1D2s (9151) ·
Minting art at rarible is easy task, selling them is another. It helps if you get verified, but it takes time and effort.
Altho I like creating, flipping art is also addictive, since you don't have to be creative, but be early to recognize quality art.
13WF17NMBXRW4fhYWfhepejXXaChW7e2eH (4472) ·
Were you around in the pepedapp days? I have an inkling randy and the frog aren't done with digital collectibles
1JSkaxqGqach3Q3ukgyqUF91VdubCa1D2s (9151) ·
I still own those … pepes lmao 😆
1JSkaxqGqach3Q3ukgyqUF91VdubCa1D2s (9151) ·
I remembered few days ago pepedapp and thought how frog and randy were waay ahead of their time.
So ahead that NFTs weren't even a thing.
17DJKzxx6XvzHy41vRTYU91ugMtFY1CNQ2 (1784) ·
I'll confess. I want to flush out everyone and snatch up them $5 bags. The only thing more rewarding than an NFT boom is people jumping ship before the boom and driving price down first.