Attention, everyone!🗣️
We're thrilled to announce #Polkastarter NFT Hackathon powered by @Blokness_io, happening on Nov 11-13 💥
If you're passionate about #NFT technology, this is for you! There'll be many prizes!🏆
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Unroll this 🧵for more info:
Apple updated their App Store Review Guideline to prohibit NFT as a means to bypass Apple’s in-app purchase mechanism
> Apps may allow users to view their own NFTs, provided that NFT ownership does not unlock features or functionality within the app
https://t.co/pdtIER1Bgy
The data that powers NFTSonar comes from our friends at @Blokness_io
If you are or plan to be a builder in the web3 space, give them a look. They are offering $10000 for a 3 days hackathon. https://t.co/mY90fJDmcR
Price isn’t everything, but you need to stay grounded and understand what’s happening in the market. What varies is the time horizon at which you look. (Should we add bigger time-frames?)
One of the interesting things bear markets allow you to discover is the actual floor of some collections. Particularly when you zoom out to longer time horizons. Moonbirds and the ArtBlocks Squiggles are good examples.
@Eth_Experience@robinkunz_@foroughi_pedram We agree, but it is a huge pain when it happens and is a more significant issue with the most committed users, the ones we want to support the most :)
@Eth_Experience@robinkunz_@foroughi_pedram Imagine a user that has set up NFTSonar and is tracking 20+ collections. He just got his new iPhone 14 and wants to move there. Currently, he can't, he would need to setup everything again, and there is no way we can track him across devices without an account.
@Eth_Experience@robinkunz_ You're right @Eth_Experience, that's exactly the plan, but to allow sync between devices we need some sort of user authentication, thats the use case for this.