Pulse is ushering in the new era of DeSo with a live Stage in our Discord server tonight at 6:20 PM Pacific!
We'll discuss the big change and what it means for the community.
Join us tonight! https://t.co/fx2WMTOh5D
Pulse Stages are back!
At 2PM Pacific, we catch up with two of BitClout's most prolific builders, Mubashar Iqbal and Jckly. They'll talk about their latest projects and about BitClout's long-term prospects.
Don't miss it! https://t.co/16Mz1F4L7m
@TheCryptoDog@cmsholdings In reality it’s an interesting project at the forefront of decentralized social and social tokens. CT sleeping on it because of the early FUD imo
Ofc I’m biased, but there’s a reason I placed the bet I did.
@TheCryptoDog@cmsholdings Code was open sourced, bonding curve turned off, nfts with royalties to coin holders launched
but I think cms is just saying it seems insignificant and petty in hindsight to have reacted so strongly. People were acting like BitClout was going to be the end of humanity lmao
It means more artists can mint their work as NFTs and more ppl can participate in the sales. The downside, though, is that it's easier for low quality pieces to be minted too. Curation and finding undervalued pieces is half the fun, though.
Excited to see where this goes!
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NFTs just launched on @BitClout during a historic past few days for NFTs in general. NFTs on bitclout are interesting for a few reasons, though:
1. In addition to royalties to the artist, bitclout NFTs can have royalties to the coin holders of the artist's creator coin.
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Artists can easily send an on-chain DM to holder's of their art and invite them to special events, private discord servers, etc.
3. Minting NFTs on bitclout is incredibly fast and cheap, as is bidding and buying. This lower barrier is great for emerging artists.
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The core BitClout devs recently introduced Clout Improvement Proposals, and we can't wait to talk about them!
Hunter Paulson and Mubashar Iqbal join us tonight to talk CIPs and how the community can use them to take BitClout to the next level.
Join: https://t.co/7ReRoAVc4Z
If you're building on BitClout, you can't miss this Stage 👀
Dylan has published amazing product teardowns, including one about Pulse. Jason runs one of BitClout's most successful projects.
Tonight, they'll discuss all things product.
Join us at 6 PST! https://t.co/mN2fjyDKXT
We’re giving away $30,000 this week!
We believe @bitclout is stronger the more distributed it is, so we’re running an experiment to distribute CLOUT to the community.
Read how it works on BitClout: https://t.co/wbgIHFXA8h
Breaking:
We're proud to announce a major step in decentralizing BitClout's development: The CIPs repo!
https://t.co/1rKXgwYcIx
Now, anyone in the world can propose and submit major features.
Together, we will show that open source can triumph over closed walled gardens.
On tonight's Stage, we welcome Ayla Croft and Christina Kesten to discuss photography on BitClout, NFTs, and how collaboration is key to succeeding on the platform.
Join us now! https://t.co/s1hLBaNC7c
Join us now in the BitClout Discord server for a Stage with Hunter Paulson and Paul Burke focusing on Identity and other technical topics.
https://t.co/QiRw1wXB2I
@dcanellis@BennettTomlin@CryptoCriticPod I think you misunderstood what the article was saying about Hydra. From reading it again it sounds like they are saying a very small amount of btc was sent to an address that had ALSO received funds from hydra at one point. Not that funds from bitclout ever passed through Hydra.