Our mainnet launches on March 18, 2024!
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📈Been a $VENOM supporter since day 1, and the #Venomlaunch on Mar 18th is HUGE! Excited to see the next chapter for Venom & the impact it has on the entire blockchain ecosystem. #Venomfoundation@Venom_network_
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So you're into rare sats, aren't you?
Here are some collections you need to monitor then, and under no circumstance fade:
1. First full collection on uncommons: Uncommon patterns by @nullish https://t.co/MPapfWCOJr
2. First full (1/1) collection on block 9 sats: OMB: https://t.co/kyc4cgacnu
3. First full collection on palindrome sats: Speculum Aeternum https://t.co/AEpb6s6A1A
4. First full collection on vintage palindromes: Symmetria Evolvitur https://t.co/x7xVvDGVnz
5. First full collection on pizza sats: Pizza Artifacts (@PizzaArtifacts) https://t.co/oOXxbtiwp5
6. First full collection on block 78: Pixel Panda Wars (@pixelpandawars) https://t.co/MiIr9e9Ps7
Criteria: the collection has more than 30 pieces and it is fully created on some category of rare sats (either rodarmor or the first batch of exotic sats and their combinations). Also, I classify as "first" the collection that inscribed its last piece first.
These collections will have historical value, by virtue of the fact that they pioneered the use of a certain category of rare sats. Hats off to them. I will attempt to get and keep 1 of each, and I recommend you do that too if you're longing #Ordinals and #raresats long-term 🫡
so there is a project called $qanx @QANplatform that is not live.
They claim that any coding language can be used to write smart contracts on their chain. I asked them how its possible and sends a link to the docs.
I read the link to the docs and basically says the same thing, but does not explain how.
So I ask in the TG group how is it possible for the smart contracts to be compatible with each other if they are in separate coding languages?
They said I would need to be a dev to understand.
I then asked if they could explain it in another way since I couldn't actually test it.
I was then banned from the TG group. Are there any devs that can look into this and explain it to me?
or is this something I just need to left curve lol
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Ever had to look at multiple marketplaces to find all the listings of an artist?
Sealed aggregates listings on Foundation, SuperRare, MakersPlace, KnownOrigin, Manifold and Zora, so you can just go to an artist's page and see all of them in a single place