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what is a private nft, isn't half the point to show them off

AI > NFTs
You won't need to be rich because you'll have an AI waifu who is more beautiful and understanding than any woman you'll ever meet.

>>53657102
You're bumping a jeet shill thread, and so am I because I love big sweaty boners

>>53657102
Are you paying me to school you about private NFT?
Anyway, private nfts are only accessible by you, no third party can access your shit

What is the blockchain?

>>53656976
NFTs are still shit and useless, what solution is nft providing on the blockchain?

>>53657258
Cool. Like a file on my computer.

>>53657341
>what solution is nft providing on the blockchain?
Scamming retards out of money. that's actually a highly useful feature believe it or not

>>53657341
>doesn't even monkey picture
Bro fr fr

>>53657334
Blockchain is you dick, jeet

>>53657102
when there's utility, there's more to it that just showing off some shitty image.

>>53656976
NFTs are fucking pointless and have no value.

>>53657112
WTF is this pervert talking about?

>>53657354
So it's just one big database that can't be edited?

How efficient is blockchain technology when used for databases?

>>53657347
I can see, you don't want to be a victim, hahaha, lesson learned

>>53657347
For those that are just flipping jpegs, I've actually seen some pretty cool implementation of private NFTs

>>53657398
>of private NFTs
Who's showing you their private monkeys? Show me on this anatomically correct doll where the monkey pictures are.

>>53657341
Not all nfts are useless, gone are those days when you flip nfts for money, ORE NFTs are example of nft utility on the blockchain

>>53656976
We don't talk about privacy enough on biz. I guess people don't always care enough.

>>53657102
I remember holding some NFTs on stassh from secret Network with private meta data.

>>53657979
Privacy protocols do this. That's a good feature attached to NFTs.

>>53657979
Until their asset got exploited, they will never appreciate the importance of privacy in the blockchain ecosystem.

>>53657364
The reason why I don't like NFTs. Better to seek something with real utility in the blockchain.

>>53657992
Secret use to be my favorite privacy protocol for nft shielding, but I now prefer Railway wallet, since they charge zero fee for shielding your nfts

>>53658061
People tracking your wallet is a big no for me.

>>53658127
Does it function like Stashh? I'd have to take a look at the wallet.

>>53657391
You attract what you fear

>>53658115
You think nfts doesn't have real utility?
Ore Active Nfts says hello

>>53658169
One reason you should shield your asset and transactions with privacy protocols and wallets

>>53658404
OP is specific about private NFTs. Tell me the utilities here anon.

>>53658238
IMO, it's a better option compared to stashh

>>53658438
Privacy is the new narrative with these past events of hacks and exploit.

>>53658127
I haven't got NFTs to shield, but using this for normal TXNs is cool.

>>53658447
It acts as a bridge between web2 and web3 by facilitating the management of access control for off-chain APIs.

>>53658524
How do I get it, is it on play store or Apple Store?

>>53657979
It's the only real utility on the blockchain. XMR has been here and more advance tech in privacy like ZKPs are fast growing.

>>53658543
It will be more advantageous for DApps to fully integrate NFTs in order to demonstrate improved privacy. the likes of trustwallet and metamask.

>>53656976
Look at what iExec is doing with nfts, pretty crazy actually. The implications are massive

>>53657102
I think OP meant privacy in NFT transactions. I see a few privacy platforms shifting attention to the NFT field since the attention on web3.

>>53658672
It's available on both Apple Store and playstore, you can also download it here;
Railway.xyz

>>53658874
With Railgun SDK, integrating privacy in any wallet by their devs and project owners is very possible, I don't think other privacy has this features yet.

>>53657258
How is this even economical, Security for NFT transactions should be the main focus.

>>53658874
Since you mentioned it, I think Sylo might be a eye catcher here.
Web3 wallet and messaging app that uses NFTs as nodes to power decentralized communications.
Still one of my fav dapps out yet

>>53659440
How then do you see nft security?
I thought when your nfts are shielded from public view, that's the first step to securing your nfts.
Or is there something you are not telling me?

>>53659409
>>Railgun SDK
I heard this shit is coming to Arbitrum, how true is that?

>>53659799
Like that it's a tool for incentives, running a node on the network via your seeker and earning passively, never been better

>>53658543
Privacy in crypto is still a facade
The feds can get to you if they want

>>53660092
Everything's switching over to arbitrum

>>53660131
Something outside the regular boring jpeg narrative, exciting times ahead for NFT utility

>>53660380
Imagine when arbitrum token goes live, it's gonna be bigger than MATIC, OP and other L2

>>53660380
That's why it's arbi season, don't fade it

>>53660416
It's got to change if the space is to see any form of large scale adoption or growth, hyped on those kind of projects focused on utility and use cases

>>53657979
Privacy is still a growing niche in crypto, we just need to keep spreading the awareness for a safer space.

>>53658127
Wow, I never knew this. Railgun has really been in the news for all the good things.

>>53660092
Yea, it will be deployed to Arbitrum chain soon, it's currently on Goerli testnet, I can't wait to mint the RAILGUN Cats NFT collection there.

>>53656976
NFTs are the only thing that can stop AI, and jewish pilpul changing the meaning of words and sheeit.

>>53658169
There's a simple solution to that. Hide you transaction details on public ledgers.

>>53661014
Having a safer space is a choice, not every jeets prefers privacy, since most of its activities are used for scam and money laundering

>>53661623
Is Cat nft a new nft for railgun?

>>53658543
There's nothing new about privacy, its been around ever since but recently finding its way into every platform ever since the Cexes fucked up.

>>53662314
It's not new, but the adoption is new, ZKPs has made it more fun and acceptable by everyone
>>finding its way into every platform
>Arbitrum are considering privacy
Who know which other chain will be next
>>since the Cexes fucked up.
Self custody supposed to be your priority, anon

>>53662359
>Who know which other chain will be next
Any L2 that doesn't adopt privacy wants to go to shit.

>>53661305
Peeped into reddit and saw a thread about this, how do I make money from this?

>>53660359
Kek, fucking dumb ass, what do you know about privacy in crypto.

>>53661847
Yes, it's a new nft that'll be minted to mark the deployment of Railgun into the Arbitrum blockchain, it comes with a unique feature that will aid privacy transactions as well

>>53657258
I've seen a movie minted as one of these NFTs, there are a lot of potential uses especially in entertainment

>>53656976
NFTs are fucking worthless. Kill yourself midwit.

>>53658238
Yeah, very similar, also uses relayers so gas fees are also anonymous.

>>53662530
well, you can say regular jpegs NFTs are worthless, that's why we are talking of privacy NFTs here.

>>53658724
Monero really opened up the privacy field but the newer privacy protocols have changed the game with ZKPs and other useful techs.

>>53658874
I think it should be the other way round, integrate privacy to enjoy improved NFT experience.

>>53662519
These are the kind of nfts that needs privacy, to avoid surveillance and a potential exploitation

>>53657112
Not something like the MetaNFT though, because it's on another level

>>53663385
Isn't this the Nexeral protocol's product, which we can use to build a programmable smart wallet?

>>53657373
That was before, now NFTs are maturing and they now have utilities

>>53664008

how? its a fucking digital picture made of 0 and 1's that can be copied and remade infinity times.

>>53663385
>he doesn't know about multimodular AI NFTs
Tell me all about your MetaNFTs being on another level, anon. I'm all ears.

>>53657425
They'll never show you, anon. Just like pastors who claim to heal the blind and lame, they'll never show you the fruits of what they advertise because they're all clueless at best or complicit snake oil salesmen at worst.

>>53657391
hahahahahaha, yeah i bought nfts and scams bro, i'm just like all the other anons here.

>>53663624
It is, I guess you are also following up with the project, so when will the airdrop be distributed?

>>53664072
A concert ticket is just paper and people still pay a price.

NFT's give access rights. Video games, groups, more NFT's etc. Hell, they even function as ... concert tickets.

If monkey NFT's were worthless, then there wouldn't be open offers of 70.024 ETH on any bore apes in this very moment.
/biz/ is just stupid

>>53664292

people buy concert tickets so they can access a physical place to see a physical item.

nobody is going to pay to see your bored nft ape signed by some crypto cuck.

or ,

>>53664351
>nobody is going to pay to see your bored nft ape signed by some crypto cuck.
I wasn't talking in hypotheticals, there's tickets to digital concerts being sold.
The Blizzard COO just became the CEO of Yuga labs (bored apes, etc.), and their latest 2 week game was surprisingly successful.
/biz/ is just sleeping on crypto, trying to shill LINK to each other.
Gonna be my last post, do with it what you will

>>53664262
I believe that it will be very soon, but there is no exact date yet

>>53658115
Have you seen the holoride's Skyjack NFT lately? its giving its owners eligibility for raffles on the holoride ecosystem, and not just some mere portrait

>>53664292
This is quite similar to Ore NFT, connecting web2 to web3 and manages access control for off-chain APIs

>>53658115
If private NFTs are becoming a thing, best believe NFTs are evolving. No one will go the extra mile to privately secure a useless jpeg unless it serve a good purpose.

>>53658543
Rightly so, you cant blame people after that shit show by the 'Trusted' platforms. I have always been keen about my asset security and privacy has been my safest option.

>>53658593
I had some reservation on mobile wallet but Railway wallet has been outstanding, I wonder why the download is still below 6 zeros.

>>53658874
Trustwallet and metamask deploying a privacy option on the platform will be a game changer.

>>53659409
SDKs are becoming a thing now and Railgun being the provider of privacy for wallet owners wont be a bad idea atall.

>>53660092
Its been on the news for a while, the SDK going live is a solid idea by the Railgun team.Everyone deserves to have a privacy option when transacting.

>>53662914
Lol I can imagine, a movie as an NFT will worth some couple of millions I guess. I'd also privately secure that if I owned one.

>>53668814
With Railgun, integrating privacy into these wallets by their devs is possible, since their SDK can aid this

>>53669635
>KillroyWasHere by Keveil smith
That's the name of the movie that was minted as an NFT on secret network in 2021

>>53656976
California's Department of Motor Vehicles - using Tezos private testnet to digitize car titles and titles transfer through NFTs

[https://xtz.news/adoption/california-dmv-is-running-a-private-testnet-version-of-the-tezos-blockchain-to-digitize-car-titles-and-title-transfers/]

The above is one reason why private NFTs must be put into consideration, important valuables as this, has to go private to avoid hack

>>53656976
>>>NFTs
it's becoming a thing as more utilities are added, and i've moved from seeing them as a speculative investment to being a collectibles.
full bull on Identity 20XY, Trump and Holoride cloudbreaker NFT collections
>>53662530
take your meds as prescribed by your physician.

>>53656976
Buy rare monkey infinity or cry

>>53670251
Any utility attached?

>>53664642
Fingers crossed

>>53657102
It's all hype, and ain't falling for any nft private shit

>>53656976
I only look at the NFTs now…too many shitcoins
>>53670308
>utility
the unique selling point for most NFTs!
i aped into the seekers NFTs due to its metaverse features, and will be enabling communication in the open metaverse.

>>53670442
I'm all about privacy though, idk if it's nfts, defi, anything really.

>>53669677
It's pretty innovative, I'm waiting for it's deployment on Arbitrium.

>>53669712
Privacy in NFTs really has a lot of prospects in the entertainment industry.