Today had a few funny mints, but that's game
Ink was basically a GTD disguised as FCFS, plus some manipulation, but I can't really complain, I minted 2 and made profit on both
Inkgenetics $18 → $140ATH
Turc had a few too, but I ended up selling before reveal for a profit
TurcNFT $3 → $14ATH
But speaking of mint of the day, I had a spot in (Partners and Friends) phase, then grabbed another one in FCFS with a bot (cost me $15 in gas)
@EfdotStudio $16 → $85/90ATH
thx for spots
(@Web3Boreau, @KiiChainio, @lombradaos)
I'm not using it anymore, but some paid bots and services like @MintedNFTs and Mintech used to let u run a local bot, so your private key wouldn't be exposed, the cost was much higher
A good option is to get together with a few active friends in Web3 and buy bot or share a subscription, gl bro
@Clementothniel_ I swear I spent about 40 minutes writing feedback for @opensea, they responded first time, distorting my comments
then I resent the message giving details and reasons, and I’m still waiting for a response
DeFi prop firm (companies that fund traders after an evaluation phase) model with onchain transparency, performance NFTs, and real strategy freedom
• no rules like minimum trading days
• no mandatory stop loss
• NFTs used to represent trader performance and track record
• simple challenge structure (1-phase or 2-phase with clear profit targets)
The proposal of on demand USDC payouts and public trade records is also an interesting differentiator
On the other hand, the model still heavily depends on strict drawdown (maximum allowed loss limit)) rules and a paid challenge structure that may not be very accessible for beginners
• Entry fees are nonrefundable once a challenge is activated, similar to traditional prop firm models
Also, like in any prop firm, consistency of the rules in practice will be the real test of the project
Overall, a very innovative approach in the space, worth keeping an eye on how it scales @carrotfunding