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Retired Hoodrat whisperer
Didn’t know there were other ppl on the coil on topshot and all day
thought I was by myself
thought I was by myself
1 BTC = $8.2k, it’s up 735% this yr UPDATE 5/19: BTC @ $42k :damn:
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I haven’t logged back in to top shots every since I flipped my Zion at its peak.
Edit. Nvm I just logged on. I sold Zion when the prices fell it was Brandon Clarke that I sold high.
Edit. Nvm I just logged on. I sold Zion when the prices fell it was Brandon Clarke that I sold high.
I was looking at AVAX, Chainlink, and Fantom. Could scoop some more MATIC as well but I'm already holding a decent amount. Chainlink just doesn't want to go up so I'm just bidding my time and sitting on stablecoins atm. Probably wait to see what Joe has to say before making any big movesthat’s how a bear works…I remember the last bear some groundbreaking news was dropping and the market was like
meanwhile during a bull the most flimsy rumors would send coins flying…just pay attention to the coins that are receiving the positive news, buy while they’re low and wait to unload them during the next bull when they run
Why Earning a Sustainable Passive Income from DeFi Platforms Is About to Get Easier for the Average Investor | Bitcoinist.com
Hopefully this turn out good for MCC. Might throw a bit more on it if prices stay low for a bit or if something else runs up that lets me take profit. Hopefully can double my stack.
Hopefully this turn out good for MCC. Might throw a bit more on it if prices stay low for a bit or if something else runs up that lets me take profit. Hopefully can double my stack.
Money That Won Melania Trump NFT Came From Melania Trump Wallet
The former first lady began an auction in January for a collection of NFTs on the Solana blockchain, including digital artwork of a hat that she wore.
Misyrlena EgkolfopoulouFebruary 16, 2022, 8:18 AM CST
Melania Trump
Photographer: Yuri Gripas/Bloomberg
The source of funds for the winning bid in Melania Trump’s first NFT auction appears to be the creators of the project themselves.
A series of blockchain transactions show that the cryptocurrency used to purchase Trump’s nonfungible token came from a wallet that belongs to the entity that originally listed the project for sale. The former first lady began an auction in January for a collection of NFTs on the Solana blockchain, with art from her first official state visit in 2018.
#MelaniaNFT @ Melania Trumppic.twitter.com/M6d1SEjyaz
— MELANIA TRUMP (@MELANIATRUMP) January 4, 2022
Wealth for You
Trump listed the winner of the auction on her website, along with the bid history that shows the NFT sold for 1,800 SOL (now worth about $185,000) three weeks ago. The collection, titled “Head Of State,” was one of many planned auctions Trump said she would release at “regular intervals” when she announced the launch of a her NFT venture in December.
Transactions reviewed by Bloomberg News show that on Jan. 23, the digital wallet listed as the creator of Trump’s NFT transferred 372,657 USDC, a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar, to a second wallet that later sent 1,800 SOL to a third address. That third one is listed as the winner of the auction on Trump’s website.
On Jan. 27, the original wallet sent 1,800 SOL back to the second wallet address, according to blockchain transactions. The record of transactions was earlier reported by Vice.
In a statement, the Office of Melania Trump said, “The nature of Blockchain protocol is entirely transparent. Accordingly, the public can view each transaction on the Blockchain. The transaction was facilitated on behalf of a third-party buyer.”
Every transaction on cryptocurrency blockchains is recorded on a public ledger for anyone to see, and analyzing transactions from start to finish can provide insight into the movement of money. It’s common for investors and creators in the space to own multiple wallets — and even to move assets around between them.
That freedom has given way for some actors in the space to simultaneously buy and sell the same asset and — in some cases — artificially raise its price. The process is known as wash trading. Earlier this month, a Chainalysis report showed that NFT wash traders made as much as $8.9 million in profit in 2021.
Wash trading is prohibited in conventional securities and futures. But NFTs are traded in an unregulated market and, as a new asset class, have not been designated as securities. It’s unclear if the value of the Trump NFT was inflated by the movement of money through the wallets.
Trump last year became the latest celebrity to try to cash in on the craze for NFTs, as digital collectibles increasingly moved into the mainstream. The tokens, which combine the world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain with the realm of creative pursuits, are fodder for both retail traders and professional investors.
The “Head of State” collection included a package of three artworks, including the white broad-brimmed hat that Trump wore at the state visit, signed by her. It also included a watercolor painting of the former first lady and a digital artwork NFT with motion visuals.
The former first lady began an auction in January for a collection of NFTs on the Solana blockchain, including digital artwork of a hat that she wore.
Misyrlena EgkolfopoulouFebruary 16, 2022, 8:18 AM CST
Melania Trump
Photographer: Yuri Gripas/Bloomberg
The source of funds for the winning bid in Melania Trump’s first NFT auction appears to be the creators of the project themselves.
A series of blockchain transactions show that the cryptocurrency used to purchase Trump’s nonfungible token came from a wallet that belongs to the entity that originally listed the project for sale. The former first lady began an auction in January for a collection of NFTs on the Solana blockchain, with art from her first official state visit in 2018.
#MelaniaNFT @ Melania Trumppic.twitter.com/M6d1SEjyaz
— MELANIA TRUMP (@MELANIATRUMP) January 4, 2022
Wealth for You
Trump listed the winner of the auction on her website, along with the bid history that shows the NFT sold for 1,800 SOL (now worth about $185,000) three weeks ago. The collection, titled “Head Of State,” was one of many planned auctions Trump said she would release at “regular intervals” when she announced the launch of a her NFT venture in December.
Transactions reviewed by Bloomberg News show that on Jan. 23, the digital wallet listed as the creator of Trump’s NFT transferred 372,657 USDC, a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar, to a second wallet that later sent 1,800 SOL to a third address. That third one is listed as the winner of the auction on Trump’s website.
On Jan. 27, the original wallet sent 1,800 SOL back to the second wallet address, according to blockchain transactions. The record of transactions was earlier reported by Vice.
In a statement, the Office of Melania Trump said, “The nature of Blockchain protocol is entirely transparent. Accordingly, the public can view each transaction on the Blockchain. The transaction was facilitated on behalf of a third-party buyer.”
Every transaction on cryptocurrency blockchains is recorded on a public ledger for anyone to see, and analyzing transactions from start to finish can provide insight into the movement of money. It’s common for investors and creators in the space to own multiple wallets — and even to move assets around between them.
That freedom has given way for some actors in the space to simultaneously buy and sell the same asset and — in some cases — artificially raise its price. The process is known as wash trading. Earlier this month, a Chainalysis report showed that NFT wash traders made as much as $8.9 million in profit in 2021.
Wash trading is prohibited in conventional securities and futures. But NFTs are traded in an unregulated market and, as a new asset class, have not been designated as securities. It’s unclear if the value of the Trump NFT was inflated by the movement of money through the wallets.
Trump last year became the latest celebrity to try to cash in on the craze for NFTs, as digital collectibles increasingly moved into the mainstream. The tokens, which combine the world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain with the realm of creative pursuits, are fodder for both retail traders and professional investors.
The “Head of State” collection included a package of three artworks, including the white broad-brimmed hat that Trump wore at the state visit, signed by her. It also included a watercolor painting of the former first lady and a digital artwork NFT with motion visuals.
Charly Wingate
All Star
Missed out on the all day pack. Hearing they having some issues and the packs aren't too good so might've gotten lucky that I missed out.
Their service is shyt. I got an email about joining the waiting room, 10 minutes after the actual drop time
When I clicked the link it sent me straight to the queue at 52k
Virtuous_Brotha
Superstar
Dip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah 
