/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51401326
I have multiple 4Ds, grail single words, triple pures and a single ethmoji,
Watching all the bickering between clubs I’m just wondering why tf prime don’t diversify

What should the price of this be?
https://www.ens.vision/name/boylove

I'm trying to sell this for 3eth, hoping someone picks it up soon

>>51401354
same. got any popular male english first names? or popular english last names, for first.last.eth subdomain potential?

ens is just non-stop bullish news, but the most recent shark tank dude picking up a 3D

and sothebys is looking into ens - which means they're buying because ens is unfuddable. and they're buying digits because digits are king and always will be

>>51401354
All these OG clubs are gonna do well. Personally I don't buy emojis because I just can't really get into it despite thinking they're gonna do well, but I don't hate on them. My bickering is about a lot of these newer clubs that are just poopoo desu. Crypto markets are in some ways incredibly inefficient, every time something does well immediately 1000 copycats are created whose only justification to exist is that the original pumped which creates a lot of dilution. We're gonna need much more fractionalisation of good names to cope with the demand.
>>51401566
kys

worth getting a 100k?
is ens.vision safe?

I have like 15 singles. They’re not the best but not the worst. Middle of the road singles.

Someone just fucking tell me I’m going to make it.

>>51401326
7Ds now going for 0.5

>>51402290
Digits are king

>>51402662
(For now)

>>51402285
>worth getting a 100k?
I think so. 5Ds are still within reasonable area and arguably the biggest upside is the low renewal fees that 3D and 4D don't have while still not totally losing out on the basic value proposal of short-numbered wallet addresses. Personally I don't like anything above 5D desu, not because you can't make money off of them short-term but because I don't see that much real value in them.
>is ens.vision safe?
For listings they use the same contracts as opensea because those are heavily audited and basically if opensea fucks up then it's over anyway. Other than that there's the same concerns you'd find anywhere else, there's never a 100% safety guarantee in crypto that's the price you pay for being early.
>>51402290
GMI fren

>>51402285
3/4/5D's are all nearly100% safe imo. for 6/7/8D's they need to be extremely sexy imo - no random garbage(like 888444.eth)

these are the bluechips of ens, as long as ens and eth continues to grow, these will 100% appreciate in value over 6mo periods. dips are always for buying, never even consider selling your digits when they inevitably go through periods of low volume

ens will become the #1 nft in the market by marketcap, which is roughly a 15-20x from these prices

>>51402704
6D has value. If a coin had a max supply of 1,000,000 how many would you buy? Going above 21,000,000 would be a stretch and since you can't cut off the 8D club it might not stop until 99,999,999. Eventually the market will decide where the value ends.

>>51403463
32,000,000 might be a logical place to end.

>>51403463
Yea maybe in a mass-adoption scenario it's actually worth more than reg but I think with digits you can only go so far until people would rather have sam39.eth for reg than 591652.eth for a premium. Value declines very sharply the higher you go with digits you can't even compare a 3/4D with a 6D or 7D by simply calculating comparative price/supply. Coin metaphor doesn't work either I can make a shitcoin with 10 supply and the only value of it is it can be transferred like every other shitcoin, 6+Ds lose too much of the readability, simplicity and flex value that other Ds have. In ENS you can technically have unlimited names, the scope is not just digits, you're competing with literally every other possible character combination. If you make money from your 6+Ds buy actually decent names and stop registering, unless you're cashing out the goal should always be to move upwards to higher quality categories.

>>51401326
What are the chances that i can sell flokimusk doteth for a life changing amount of eth if elon musk starts posting his dog again on twitter ?

>>51402662
why would anyone pay 6e for “mostdope”

>>51405715
0% fren, time to look for alternatives, but you already knew that in the back of your mind hopefully.

It's interesting to think about ENS like the memecoin casino but we are very far away from something like that. Generally people don't actually bid because of events like this, like at all. Shitcoin casino is different because you can buy any fraction of coins, there are other holders which will shill it and there's liquidity. In ENS it's only you holding a name that nobody really cares about because nobody else has a stake in it and in order to have a stake in it they have to pay to be put into your old unfavourable position. It would be funny to see that change in the far future though since the shitcoin casino is very word oriented it would almost make more sense to buy a fractionalised ENS than a coin.

>>51405868
It's a hiphop magazine. Could also be one of many wash trades.

>>51405001
Agree. Some 6D combos can be very astatically pleasing but overall it seems like 5D is the best because of the renewal cost. There will probably be a small set of 6D/7D combos that do well. People are mainly going to be looking for short cool looking names and many will just try to copy their email.

>>51405715
Your chances are pretty good in a clown world.

>>51405910
Apparently it's also some sort of mac miller phrase or something so it could be a fan.

>>51405892
True but anyway i never expected to make it from it , its a “if it happens good if it doesnt still good” type of situations thats why i don’t try and list it for low amount of eths like the other ens plus i’ve registered it until 2036 so theres that too

>>51405913
We still living in a clown world ? I thought it ended with 2021 kek

Total newfag to ENS but these generals appear to have a +1SD IQ compared to the rest, so I'm pretty much sold. For now, I've targeted some 5Ds which have numerical significance in Asian cultures - does this seem like a good idea and what would you say a good price for one is.

>>51405976
The chinese love numbers from what I've heard, so yea in principal that's a good idea but you're not alone in targeting those. It's hard to tell you a good price, just have a basic research routine of checking the general 5D floor price on ens.vision, comparable historic sales in ENS and traditional domains (might find an exact match there), looking up the number on google, social media etc. Ultimately you'll have to get a feel for it yourself especially on how significant the numbers really are but those are the basics.

>>51401326
3 letter bag secured
even decent 3L dictionary words and acronyms will sell for as much as 3 digits in due time.
1000 supply for 3Ds and the floor is 30 ETH
people are still selling good 3Ls for just a few ETH when there's maybe 800 grail 3Ls out of 17k
fuck I'm gonna be so fuckin rich boys

>>51405892
>>51402122
3 digits and 4 digits are already fractionalized on KuCoin

>>51406448
Well done, I have a few 3Ls they're very undervalued when you compare them to .com prices, even the random ones. Overall with what I'm holding I'm either gonna be rich, dead, or in jail by EOY.
>>51406465
Yes and I heard there are more planned for KuCoin and even some other exchange, the KuCoin one sold out basically instantly. It's not nearly enough to stop the dilution coming from people who are priced out, we also need some good words in there. Technically anyone can do fractionalisation but it's useless if nobody knows about it.

Why are ethmojis taking so long to pop off? They’re basically punks on the blockchain.

Singles should be 3-5 ETH floor by now.

>>51402290
15 x 30 ETH = 450 ETH
450 ETH at $8000 = 3.6 million USD

>>51401617
anon you have a $2,200 bid on a fucking pixelated jpeg that you bought for pennies.
Don't be a fool, just accept the bid.

jesus this zoomer generation and their "diamond hands"
have fun with your jpeg in a few weeks when stock market is crashing

>>51401617
Thank you fren.
make this a lesson:
Don't let people fud you out of your bags!

>>51406862
>>51407087
Kek. I'm not good with emojis can someone explain to me how the seller lost something here? The current single emoji floor is around $1130 so $2200 shouldn't be that bad?

>>51407202
I guess the seller didn't lose, they made a very good profit. But I definitely think they could have gotten a lot more, if you know about this very niche market I'd say things like professions, skin color, and gender plays a very big role.
Look at recent sells and you'll see what people pay a premium for.