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55149429 No.55149429 [Reply] [Original]

This world needs more nft collections that have utility that are connected to an app that has an ecommerce store that sells toothbrushes and the accompanying replacement bristles for added protocol revenue.

>> No.55149453
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this world needs more thick bitches.

>> No.55149454

>>55149429
that sounds unfathomably retarded

>> No.55149459

>>55149429
>e-commerce store
I'm not buying a toothbrush from some independent warehouse somewhere probably outside the US
>>55149453
FPBP

>> No.55149473

I don't think I've ever seen a crypto project distributing irl items like that. Sounds like it could be a disaster.

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>>55149453
>>55149454

Hard agree bro fr on god 100

>> No.55149497

>>55149473
There's loads of NFT projects that send physical rewards to holders. Easy to produce shit, sure, but it happens a lot more often than you think.

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>>55149473
I'm chilling because even if Nilo somehow fucks it up they at least got an OK nft collection and they'll release a comfy ido that'll net me a x5 at least because that's what idos do

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>>55149492
>90% of pics of women look like AI to me
God fucking damnit.

>> No.55149514

>>55149429
Smart contract: agreement between two parties facilitated by code.

E.g :

If 'x' item is sent to [address] before 'y' block height, credit sender address.

This is a simple exchange between two merchants that could be executed automatically on-chain, however the problem is linking on-chain items to their real world equivalent.
If you have an NFT that represents a crate of eggs, if those eggs get destroyed or consumed the NFT can't know that, unless every single crate of eggs is only redeemable for the associated serial code, in which case that's just retarded.
I could see it working for things like cars or houses, but it doesn't provide normal people any real advantage. With non-blockchain systems you can still list and sell your items online, moreover; checks still need to take place to appraise the property, the Blockchain cannot know the state of the property or item.
This is a bit of a dead end I'm still trying to solve.

>> No.55149518

>>55149498
>that's what idos do
Tell me where to find the good ones because god damn nothing I find has the pre-hype required to launch them high.

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>>55149492
>>55149510
eel-o-eel

>> No.55149534

>>55149498
>nft collections in 2023
>idos in 2023
Oh anon I've got some bad news for ya...

>> No.55149546

>>55149459
>>55149473
The problem really is that things like storage factories etc never dipped their toes in crypto because of regulation and very possible criminal activity so factories and the like dont usually serve projects in the market.