xXMASHERXx
Superstar
Same here cause I'm just not understanding.
This blockchain startup selling collectible NBA highlights just had $50 million in sales in 30 days
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Theres possibly away they can link a digital signature on the card and that mint is recorded as authentic on the block chain, so I guess let's say they sign their name on some software with a pen that interacts with that and they attach that file with the moment or card or what have you, when it gets produced on the blockchain that specific card with their specific signature that became digital recorded is thus minted as that and only that or maybe more with more serial numbers.
Just a layman's idea
NBA Top Shot: USD $770.00 Jamal Murray - Owned by Uitomy
Anybody want my jamal murray?
For 770$. It's yours
Just sold it for 750
But if you want a cheaper deal here's harden for 530
NBA Top Shot: USD $530.00 James Harden - Owned by Uitomy
Just sold it for 750
But if you want a cheaper deal here's harden for 530
NBA Top Shot: USD $530.00 James Harden - Owned by Uitomy
Oh shyt my coli nikkas someone snapped that up too. Welp that's a cool 1200 for me to reinvest
This shyt is fun, nfts are the future, if these white people paying I'm selling!
Babymama Magnet
All Star
I initially didn't get the hype but think of this as more of an investment for the future.
Everything is going digital and what may be the norm in 20/30/40 years time is rather then having physical collectibles such as stickers/cards which can always get damaged/lost/stolen you can now have something to collect which is more secure, won't get lost and can't get stolen.
This may be what children and people of the future will become accustomed to, buying and collecting online.
Also... who's to say that Youtube won't limit/stop access to watching NBA recording
. What we have access to now may cease to exist in the future.I see the potential.
shyt never know, youtube might not even be here in the futureI initially didn't get the hype but think of this as more of an investment for the future.
Everything is going digital and what may be the norm in 20/30/40 years time is rather then having physical collectibles such as stickers/cards which can always get damaged/lost/stolen you can now have something to collect which is more secure, won't get lost and can't get stolen.
This may be what children and people of the future will become accustomed to, buying and collecting online.
Also... who's to say that Youtube won't limit/stop access to watching NBA recording
I see the potential.
Join the discord, follow the twitter and get on the email list.
They email when its a major release, they also do a lot of stress testing releases, so for that, its good to be in the discord to get those alerts.
the bossman
Superstar
Marvel starting up with NFTs
JoseLuisGotcha
Aka Allhiphopsux
like mentioned before it's a trading card but digital. You have to erase what you think about highlights and YouTube. And think of it more like currency. The NBA is saying ok this clip is worth such and such no go collect it.
This is the future of marketplaces now you're seeing it with art. Next will be music and whatever else. Just know this is Beta stage and word is getting out so best to get in on ground floor before this blows up something crazy.
It's almost like someone putting you onto bitcoin when its like $10 a pop
Another sign of times, with people looking to make money doing as little work as possible. That being said, it is working for those who get in early on trends, so you can’t be so quick to dismiss these things...just need to keep your ear to the street and trust your instincts.
A music version of this would be dope...with packs consisting of 30 second clips of songs...
“”I’m selling the intro to Shook Ones for $75K brehs...”
A music version of this would be dope...with packs consisting of 30 second clips of songs...
“”I’m selling the intro to Shook Ones for $75K brehs...”
JoseLuisGotcha
Aka Allhiphopsux
Another sign of times, with people looking to make money doing as little work as possible. That being said, it is working for those who get in early on trends, so you can’t be so quick to dismiss these things...just need to keep your ear to the street and trust your instincts.
A music version of this would be dope...with packs consisting of 30 second clips of songs...
“”I’m selling the intro to Shook Ones for $75K brehs...”
Eli Porter rap battle clip going for an easy 100K
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and each time the rip says who the "NBA virtual card" owner is?