• @msage@programming.dev
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    211 months ago

    You need to teach people how to verify that their purchase for not counterfeited. Since the bar is not techological, and never will be.

    We had way back when a ‘web of trust’, that actually solved a lot more problems than crypto ever did. But people never understood it, so it never got mainstream adoption.

    If you don’t know a thing about stock market then it makes sense you could suggest NFTs for it, but you can actually divide shares into fractions.

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      11 months ago

      I merely use nfts as an example because they are closer to what a stock would be than a coin itself. They are not the same though. I was not making that claim.

      • @msage@programming.dev
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        110 months ago

        A non-fungible token (NFT) is a unique digital identifier that is recorded on a blockchain, and is used to certify ownership and authenticity. It cannot be copied, substituted, or subdivided.

        So just… no.

        You mentioned elsewhere that people attack you instead of approaching you in a discussion.

        And it’s very hard when you seem to misunderstand very basic facts. Which is why people might not be interested in what you might have to say.

        • @NecroSocial@lemmy.world
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          110 months ago

          Just wanted to mention fractionalized NFTs are a thing. That “can’t be subdivided” part doesn’t hold for all types.

          • @msage@programming.dev
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            110 months ago

            Then why… you know what, doesn’t matter.

            It’s definitely not an NFT then. Let’s just leave it at that.

              • @msage@programming.dev
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                210 months ago

                Do I have to post the non-fungible part again?

                It’s not an argument, it’s people pushing random bullshit onto clueless consumers who lap it up.

                It’s been this way since always. Even tech-literate people fall into traps propagated by the ‘current hype’ scammers. Even in software development people keep rediscovering the same solutions over and over again, repackaged like ‘Wow look at this super cool new thing’.

                Most problems today aren’t technical. Technology will not be able to solve them, and many problems will be made much worse with new technologies because of how this society is set up.

                So crypto (and all its ilk) will not in any way change the world. It will only keep it as it was set up.

                • @Somerefriedbeans@lemmy.ca
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                  010 months ago

                  Would have been much easier just got say you don’t truly understand the benefits of blockchain. Could’ve saved yourself a lot of time.

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          10 months ago

          You’ve said nothing that dismisses anything I’ve said. I’m fully aware of what an nft is. Nft mints are used to fund projects in order to build whatever it is they are proposing. It’s not that complicated

          And you obviously came here to fight, not discuss shit, so fuck off