@NFT_playground is a collective of developers aiming to allow any maker, collector and trader of NFTs to have a playful and interactive marketplace experience via an open-sourced dApps.
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Early NFT investors/traders casually becoming multi-millionaires this year.
Still early opportunity? Hell.Yes.
- Look for early great NFT projects
- Anticipate large buy volume
- Buy accounts OTC= bulk discounts
- Hodl blue chip NFTs
- Sell, buy more with profits.
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We aim to solve this by building a self-governing platform with marketing features that will allow artists and collectors to distribute their work with minimum friction with 3rd parties that charge additional fees.
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INCOHERENCE
Many artists love Satoshi's ideas and make art about decentralization, but they are going the opposite way: centralization. Satoshi proposed p2p transactions without intermediaries and not p2p transactions with 15% fee charged by centralized capitalist companies
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@NinoArtCripto This is a great solution for some artists, and possibly all of them in a certain point of time. The ecosystem we are building and open-sourcing, is focused on the buying experience itself. It is aimed to enhance the owner's benefit, not the opposite.
@NinoArtCripto This is a great solution for some artists, and possibly all of them in a certain point of time. The ecosystem we are building and open-sourcing, is focused on the buying experience itself. It is aimed to enhance the owner's benefit, not the opposite.
@NinoArtCripto The ideal would be artists to embedded their art into a proprietary website, yet there is some logic into putting art onto a marketplace with higher exposure than an individual's. We try to bridge this gap.
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@NinoArtCripto By exploring different solutions such a L2 implemention and community-driven tokenomics that will allow the artists (and NFT owners in general) to directly benefit from their involvement.
@NinoArtCripto The ideal would be artists to embedded their art into a proprietary website, yet there is some logic into putting art onto a marketplace with higher exposure than an individual's. We try to bridge this gap.
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