The only barrier to opportunity should be our imagination.
What an essay, @packyM. Truly one of the 🐐s.
"We can revive the American Dream by making ownership an explicit economic strategy..."
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Here's how the voting on https://t.co/atWFPmDLi4 is looking as of today:
First: #Algorand $ALGO ➡️ 35% of votes
Second: #Cardano $ADA ➡️ 28%
Third: #Tezos $XTZ ➡️ 18%
Fourth: #Solana $SOL ➡️ 16%
Fifth: #Ethereum $ETH ➡️ 2%
Which #blockchain are you supporting? 👀🚀🏘
"In the case of software and music, there was this huge crisis, and eventually people came up with streaming and subscription models. What’s developing now with #NFTs is, in a way, the next step. NFTs are definitely being sold as ownership." — Seth Price
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@CurioFringe Totally. And everyone deserves to feel ownership over the places they love.
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@CurioFringe Fair, but what about land? Anyone who wants to can invest in NFT real estate with no barriers to entry, but investing in physical real estate is impossible for those who aren’t accredited or can’t invest the high required minimum.
Digital land is more accessible... for now
@SatoshisDomains@DomainKing Of course. But regarding the ease of creating/verifying NFTs, there’s no denying their popularity has a lot to do with the experience of ownership that they cultivate
It shouldn’t be surprising that virtual properties are gaining popularity. Society is hungry for ownership, and since they’re restricted from owning physical property, they resort to digital alternatives.
But what if they weren’t so restricted... https://t.co/r2wC3bRMsQ
@babakazad People are searching for ownership over everything because they’ve been barred from owning anything for so long. It’s easier now to invest in a digital plot of land than a physical one.