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partpat wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 01, 2021 2:53 pm

acidburn wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 01, 2021 2:18 pm

24,300

didn't pull anything great. Low serial on one

At least a digital frame would allow me to attractively view my entire NFT collection on a frequent basis in high resolution. Much better than the once or twice a year I flip through my flat file and look at my precious paper that will never make the wall (about 75% of my total collection, which I'm sure many of you can relate to). Otherwise I'm stuck with EB JPEGs.

I can't stress how awesome these are in person https://infiniteobjects.com/

I was about 500 off at the end, was 57k to start

acidburn wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 01, 2021 4:19 pm

I can't stress how awesome these are in person https://infiniteobjects.com/

I picked up a limited edition Kilimanjaro and The Starry Night for my dad. Excited to see them in the flesh!

What would be so hard to link these screens to your NG portfolio? I would hope to see them release one soon that has that option.

There is a NG app that I guess I'm theory lets you display your art externally but it's completely useless. All I get is a blank screen

I am able to use it on my android phone to display my pieces but havent tried it on anything else yet.

Have you singed up for a rare room yet? You can display your pieces in a virtual room and people can look at them.

https://app.rarerooms.io/

ygolohcysp wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 01, 2021 7:04 pm

I was about 500 off at the end, was 57k to start

61K here

mattlew69 wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 02, 2021 12:11 pm

Have you singed up for a rare room yet? You can display your pieces in a virtual room and people can look at them.

https://app.rarerooms.io/

how much do you charge per minute?
like a peep show

Ha, you joke but there are folks in decentraland opening galleries and museums which feature NFTs they own and charging admission. And people are paying it!

earlgreytoast wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 03, 2021 9:17 am

Ha, you joke but there are folks in decentraland opening galleries and museums which feature NFTs they own and charging admission. And people are paying it!

That 888 fella will make some green doing that.

I asked him if he collected art before nfts and he said no.

let me know when Playboy release happens

earlgreytoast wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 03, 2021 9:17 am

Ha, you joke but there are folks in decentraland opening galleries and museums which feature NFTs they own and charging admission. And people are paying it!

I found this interesting don't quite know if I agree with the conclusion , but the increase in quality as more traditional and successful artists enter the space driving down the hype on these old school crypto artists https://cointelegraph.com/news/silent-c ... -space/amp

POSE entering the game on MP!

With Pantone and Dabsmyla to follow.

acidburn wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 01, 2021 4:19 pm

I can't stress how awesome these are in person https://infiniteobjects.com/

You're gonna flip out when you discover iPads

AlanCampbell wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 05, 2021 7:28 pm

I found this interesting don't quite know if I agree with the conclusion , but the increase in quality as more traditional and successful artists enter the space driving down the hype on these old school crypto artists https://cointelegraph.com/news/silent-c ... -space/amp

Pricing is ridiculous. There is no reason why some things are priced the way they are. If an artist sells something for $40 for their first release, their next release shouldn't be $1k. Even though this market makes absolutely no sense sometimes (XRP is currently over $1 again), natural growth is still needed or there will be a massive pullback.

On NG alone you could see the secondary on a majority of recent sales drop by as much as 30-40% and with an exception to a few new releases, they aren't matching anywhere near the February peaks which I feel like we all knew would happen. Again anything is possible but not sure how you could sustain that especially when most likely there is a high ratio of resellers vs buyers.

In regards to the Top Shot chart - I rarely collect so I can't comment too much but wonder if that chart started decreasing when they started increasing their pack editions. It seems like they are now catering to almost 40% of ppl waiting in line.

Also, the general crypto market is killing it right now so a lot of money I'm assuming is getting put into that again.

the increase in quality as more traditional and successful artists enter the space driving down the hype on these old school crypto artists

its funny because i actually think the opposite. I think while those artists are definitely bringing attention to the market (which is a great thing - more eyes), that whole market knows when ppl are just trying to cash grab and throwing up a jpeg compared to someone who puts time into a piece. I don't think someone Hirst will be become a regular NFT artist compared to someone like Hacktao or Pak and they will be the ones that will be here to stay and grow while others just leave.

You're gonna flip out when you discover iPads

lol i like the look and much easier to stand on my desk then an ipad. It's a nice digital frame.