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Ghost Recon NFT skins are on crypto Marketplaces - highest offer 21$
- Thread starter Chairmanchuck (另一个我)
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Yeah. Already reported it.
Funny how when normal people try to sell NFTs, they dont go for the hundreds of thousands of dollars, but for 21$. Almost as if they cant manipulate a price like that.
$20 seems to be the upper limit that most people are willing to pay for digital cosmetic items so this checks out. All this does is sell at a stupid price to single person first and create artificial scarcity. Additional steps that create added friction to someone making a purchase in the first place and fewer people making purchases doesn't seem like a profitable trend once people stop these stupid speculative bids.
itsthesamepicture.gifUnless I'm misunderstanding something, it looks like a few have sold for ~$90 USD?
If you are in the business of laundering money, everything is possible. ;)
Unless I'm misunderstanding something, it looks like a few have sold for ~$90 USD?
But I was promised MY NFT would be completely unique!
But 20 bucks for a gun in a videogame that I only kinda own? Why would I want to do that when I can literally buy entire games filled to the brim with MORE GUNS?
Already had it's own thread. Also, it's actually sold $52 million (!) worth of NFTs, dunno where Totilo got $15 million
Peter Molyneux's next game has sold £40M ($52M) in NFTs already
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/peter-molyneuxs-next-game-has-sold-40-million-in-nfts He'll make more from this than Fable or any other of his games I suspect. Crazy.
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Nah, you can clearly tell that M4A1 Tactical | Wolves#1212 is better than the other three. Clearly the owner of such piece is a true connoisseur, a scholar of NFTs, a collector of art pieces that will indubitably skyrocket in value, given enough time and enough fools.
The most interesting part is watching people think this is easy money, when in reality not everybody is good at being a market manipulating money laundering scammer so a bunch of people who don't know how this works are getting stuck with completely useless bullshit.
Unless I'm misunderstanding something, it looks like a few have sold for ~$90 USD?
I would understand if maybe they at least looked a little bit different.
But it's not even that lol. Ubi just stamped done fucking random number at the end and called it a day.
There's no point. Activision wants to sell you unique skins over and over again. They don't want people re-selling them, because that would inevitably generate less money overall.
This Ubisoft crap is just the Steam marketplace, but with a lot less utility.
The number is printed on the actual gun, making them all technically a little bit different (good luck actually seeing it in-game though lmao)
All it takes is a group of money launderers/scammers buying and selling items among themselves to artificially inflate the price before gamers with small brains fomo and start buying.
I hope every twitch streamer and YouTube influencer calls out this nft bullshit and rips companies trying to push it a new asshole.
I hope every twitch streamer and YouTube influencer calls out this nft bullshit and rips companies trying to push it a new asshole.
Streamers/influencers are going to be the ones selling this to their audiences
Legacy is a metaverse. Make sense (for others players, not for me). Cosmetic items launched in Ubisoft way no.
I think people owning NFTs are in some linear graph between stupid and sleazy, but can't tell where.
I think people owning game NFTs are all the way into the stupid side of the graph. At least those that have bought one.
Once the game is out of service, that thing is going to be absolutely worthless since no other dev is going to ever bother including those items in a different game "for free".
People buying things like virtual land plots are just a lost cause to me. Specially for upcoming games that, for all we know, could be janky as hell.
And all this would be almost okay if it wasn't because everything uses Ethereum, which is an environmental nightmare that apparently too many people are way too cool with. And that's why I'm okay insulting all those people, because they are actively destroying the ecosystem at a high rate and only obtaining a damned jpeg file or skin in a game.
I think people owning game NFTs are all the way into the stupid side of the graph. At least those that have bought one.
Once the game is out of service, that thing is going to be absolutely worthless since no other dev is going to ever bother including those items in a different game "for free".
People buying things like virtual land plots are just a lost cause to me. Specially for upcoming games that, for all we know, could be janky as hell.
And all this would be almost okay if it wasn't because everything uses Ethereum, which is an environmental nightmare that apparently too many people are way too cool with. And that's why I'm okay insulting all those people, because they are actively destroying the ecosystem at a high rate and only obtaining a damned jpeg file or skin in a game.
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It's an NFT. It will be available for the owner on the network, and when someone code something that can use it, it can grant you something in a game, or basically any service using NFT's.
Just like Pokemons or Magic makes a case to use it, I've tought about Monster Rancher. Instead of CD's, NFT's.
This has nothing to do with Ethereum. It's on Tezos which does not use mining and has trivial power requirements.
I think 600 hours was for that hat.
But yeah, pretty much right.
TF2 had this with crafted hats a decade ago.Unless I'm misunderstanding something, it looks like a few have sold for ~$90 USD?
Borderlands 2's "A bazillion guns!!", they really missed out.
Also, the real irony here is an NFT being unique, but these gun skins were clearly copied, and merely called unique.
Also, the real irony here is an NFT being unique, but these gun skins were clearly copied, and merely called unique.
Fair enough, I made a wrong assumption.
Most of it is still valid, though.
You can't say it has nothing to do with ethereum when many of these crypto bro nft collectors will be using etherium to aquire tezos.