@ergosteur@official_artms@AbstractChain It's a thing for new users, not current one. Abstract portal brings nothing for current users. People on abstract probably prefer to handle their objekts from the Abstract portal.
@jnsxlluvr@archiveidalso @oniipyo Never bothered to change it (+ I like it). I quite never use Twitter. The less the better.
Fully stopped boycotting after Chuu was fully free + BBC couldn't appeal (6 month ago).
I'd already loosened after the end of the L.U boycott. Even more after ARTMS/Looble concerts.
@archiveidalso @oniipyo You know they may never request them, right?
I'll pass on all songs uses at the various concerts, but "If the girls use them, why couldn't I?"
Also now they all are free + BBC is 6ft under since a while so there's nothing to hurt/defend
But that's imo ig
@cmvenus_ About idols being objects... I *kinda* disagree... otherwise you have to say that about all other companies (albums/PCs, etc... idols are products in that regard)
MH treats the girls way better than a lot of companies, and I won't even compare to BBC because that one is obvious.
@cmvenus_ Polygon (the blockchain used for Objekts) is actually net neutral in carbon.
For comparison for raw numbers: https://t.co/v12XNMvSpG
As they also do all sort of carbon offset stuff, it renders them carbon neutral.
Adding one more real world comparison so that everyone has a better understanding of Objekts: one tweet is equivalent to about 15 Objekts in regards to their CO2 emissions
@cmvenus_ I'll add that outside of Cosmo, Objekts don't have value, they can't be speculated on. The NFT part is just here to handle the "who has what" part of the collection process.
I recommend this thread to learn how it works : https://t.co/mbUINdnfjx
@cmvenus_ I fail to see the issue here. Money-wise, Objekts would be a direct stream of money to each girls (https://t.co/UrTbFmEbt2). Also 10 member under one company would be a big step toward OT12 reunion... imo could be nice.
A cut of all Objekt sales is given directly to the members as additional income, regardless of whether the breakeven point (BEP) for a project has been reached, such as trainee debt.