https://www.instagram.com/...utm_medium=copy_link
Rhymenocerus wrote:
I think everyone should consult ST before they do anything.Triathlon Forum
Login required to started new threads
Login required to post replies
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [PJC]
[ In reply to ]
Non fungible token.
It’s a unique key that proves he has the record for IM distance.
Its‘ data is immutable, NFTs are stored on a blockchain.
It’s a bit like crypto currency, except in this case the key holds the data of ownership of either digital or physical assets.
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [PJC]
[ In reply to ]
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [bluefever]
[ In reply to ]
bluefever wrote:
Non fungible token.
It’s a unique key that proves he has the record for IM distance.
Its‘ data is immutable, NFTs are stored on a blockchain.
It’s a bit like crypto currency, except in this case the key holds the data of ownership of either digital or physical assets.
LOL 😂. So its not Really an official record. Similar as iron cowboy.
Impressive. Its a Record to the person that dos it, but not officially recognised
Rhymenocerus wrote:
I think everyone should consult ST before they do anything.
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [PJC]
[ In reply to ]
PJC wrote:
bluefever wrote:
Non fungible token.
It’s a unique key that proves he has the record for IM distance.
Its‘ data is immutable, NFTs are stored on a blockchain.
It’s a bit like crypto currency, except in this case the key holds the data of ownership of either digital or physical assets.
LOL 😂. So its not Really an official record. Similar as iron cowboy.
Impressive. Its a Record to the person that dos it, but not officially recognised
Not this absolute nonsense again.
This has nothing to do with the spurious claims the record isn't valid.
Think of this as a certificate, but in electronic form instead of paper form.
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [PJH]
[ In reply to ]
So the cowboy has a record too because he has a DIGITAL website saying so?
Rhymenocerus wrote:
I think everyone should consult ST before they do anything.
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [PJC]
[ In reply to ]
I read that as 'what's the NFT record?"
$69 million at this point with 'the First 5000 Days' by Beeple.
People are stupid.
$69 million at this point with 'the First 5000 Days' by Beeple.
People are stupid.
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [PJC]
[ In reply to ]
Ed Baker recommends this NFT. Forget a new bike, i'm all in. 😂
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [PJH]
[ In reply to ]
PJH wrote:
PJC wrote:
bluefever wrote:
Non fungible token.
It’s a unique key that proves he has the record for IM distance.
Its‘ data is immutable, NFTs are stored on a blockchain.
It’s a bit like crypto currency, except in this case the key holds the data of ownership of either digital or physical assets.
LOL 😂. So its not Really an official record. Similar as iron cowboy.
Impressive. Its a Record to the person that dos it, but not officially recognised
Not this absolute nonsense again.
This has nothing to do with the spurious claims the record isn't valid.
Think of this as a certificate, but in electronic form instead of paper form.
^^^^This.
An NFT is just a transaction record, with the advantage that it is public and unalterable (because...blockchain). NFTs just help authenticate transactions, they are the receipt, not the purchase.
ECMGN Therapy Silicon Valley:
Depression, Neurocognitive problems, Dementias (Testing and Evaluation), Trauma and PTSD, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [Titanflexr]
[ In reply to ]
All this is true, and NFTs are freaking BS. Stupid rich people who pay thousands to millions for them think they carry some sort of property rights. They don't.
Nonetheless, whereas typically people would create and sell NFTs to get richer at the expense of the gullible, in this case all the proceeds will go to Jan's charity. Which is good. But once the auction is over, I hope Jan will tell his fans not to buy any more NFTs ;)
"FTP is a bit 2015, don't you think?" - Gustav Iden
Nonetheless, whereas typically people would create and sell NFTs to get richer at the expense of the gullible, in this case all the proceeds will go to Jan's charity. Which is good. But once the auction is over, I hope Jan will tell his fans not to buy any more NFTs ;)
"FTP is a bit 2015, don't you think?" - Gustav Iden
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [bluefever]
[ In reply to ]
bluefever wrote:
Non fungible token.
It’s a unique key that proves he has the record for IM distance.
Its‘ data is immutable, NFTs are stored on a blockchain.
It’s a bit like crypto currency, except in this case the key holds the data of ownership of either digital or physical assets.
So if you buy the NFT, you're the holder of the record.
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [longtrousers]
[ In reply to ]
longtrousers wrote:
So if you buy the NFT, you're the holder of the record.
You're the holder of something that cannot be copied, which the issuer says is symbolically tied to Jan's record.
Of course, anybody can issue an NFT and say it's symbolically tied to Jan's record. Jan can also mint an NFT for his Canyon bike, his smile, his fame, his legendary consistency, etc., and I can mint an NFT for all those things (his things, not mine).
That's what makes NFTs ludicrous. They prove nothing.
"FTP is a bit 2015, don't you think?" - Gustav Iden
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [PJC]
[ In reply to ]
The best description of NFT that I've seen so far:
Re: Jan NFT. What’s NFT RECORD? [Durhamskier]
[ In reply to ]
Probably better for the Lavender room.
It will be interesting to resurrect this post now and again over the years and see how often our everyday lives interact with NFTs, defi and crypto.
Whenever I hear people poking fun at the crypto space, NFTs in particular, I think of the people laughing at the internet, amazon and ebay in the mid 90s. Like it or not, this space will be an unavoidable part of our lives in the not so distant future.
It will be interesting to resurrect this post now and again over the years and see how often our everyday lives interact with NFTs, defi and crypto.
Whenever I hear people poking fun at the crypto space, NFTs in particular, I think of the people laughing at the internet, amazon and ebay in the mid 90s. Like it or not, this space will be an unavoidable part of our lives in the not so distant future.
spasmus wrote:
Probably better for the Lavender room. It will be interesting to resurrect this post now and again over the years and see how often our everyday lives interact with NFTs, defi and crypto.
Whenever I hear people poking fun at the crypto space, NFTs in particular, I think of the people laughing at the internet, amazon and ebay in the mid 90s. Like it or not, this space will be an unavoidable part of our lives in the not so distant future.
And early adopters will have laughed all the way to the crypto bank.
Hodl.
Advocating for research & treatment for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME).
http://www.meaction.net/about/what-is-me/
"Suck it up, Buttercup"
(me, to myself, every day)