re: Just bought this NFT

The mints now are super risky because plenty of the so called blue chip stuff is already out and established.

A big gripe now on twitter is that all the mints now are basically white listed where only a few select people are eligible for mints. Big wallets, holders of expensive nfts, etc. Its the same thing that crypto has been doing for years.

Keeping the gravy train rolling. Whats funny is the crypto space has done exactly what they rail the financial world for doing. Oh well

Boosie I’m sensing a new growth industry

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What’s the real world analogy and argument for longevity for you and rocket’s marketplace two rungs below the frick you money?

That’s what I’m missing.

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dude, have you browsed instagram lately?

its all about signaling social status on a digital platform; this is the same idea.

theres a few NFTs ill never sell because of the community though, ive gotten hats, shirts, coffee, access to multiple high value $$$$ drops; feeling like you belong to a group even if its online is very satisfying and people are lonelier than ever before so its only going to keep growing

I think he spent around 700k or so. Floor price for those apes right now is around 270k

To my knowledge, with the nfts I deal with, the copyright doesnt transfer to me. This isnt the same as me taking an LSU logo and going to sell it on tshirts in my store.

The space is so new that theyre still trying to lay the foundation for the rules and regulations. Same goes for crypto

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How NFTs impact copyright owners

It is no secret that the sale of an NFT does not necessarily transfer the underlying copyright in the work which exists "off-chain" to the purchaser. Such is the case when selling a physical copy of nearly any type of creative work — the transfer of the underlying copyright is up to the creator or most recent copyright owner.

Ownership of a copyright provides exclusive rights to the owner under 17 USC § 106 — the right to reproduce the work, prepare derivative works, distribute copies, to display the work publicly, and to perform the work publicly. So how will the transfer of a newly "minted" sub-edition of a creative work ultimately impact a copyright holder? Will we see a new wave of counterfeit issues for copyright holders? Will this increase the burden on copyright owners to employ heightened monitoring standards on platforms that the majority of the public has never even accessed?

Although the popularity of NFTs has only fairly recently skyrocketed, the answers to these questions have begun to unfol

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Just read the thread. Jfc

Let me google a site I know you trust and see if they can answer it.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/17/business/what-is-nft-meaning-fe-series/index.html

Did anyone get in on the DGD (Damn Good Dog) drop a few weeks ago? Some former UGA players teamed up with Dapper labs (NBA Top Shot, NFLAllday, UFC etc.)and the market place opens tonight I believe. The first drop sold out within a day. Niche but could do well at first as owning one actually gets you into exclusive events and tailgates and meet and greets.

The Players Lounge

What about sports related NFTs? I know very little about the metaverse. The only thing I know is that I looked into buying land in metaverse (I think it was the sandlot) and it was a lot more than I was willing to pay, but draftkings for example, they have NFTs they drop.
Draftkings Marketplace

Do you think there is long term value in these?

prob a top signal that gcs is involved. not even gonna lie

god damnit. i swept a floor last night.

im going outside and smoking a cigar.