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Most everyone thinks NFTs are images of silly apes, something to laugh at, but yet the reality is they are the atomic unit of digital ownership in the 21st century. Once again, the thing that we laughed at turns out to be the big thing.
I think most of the current way NFTs are discussed is idiotic. I also think there is less than 1 percent chance (and I mean this literally) of NFTs going away. I believe NFTs going away is comparable probable than the remnants of civilization becoming hunter-gatherers again.
i think it’s the same general framework that makes other forms of content, or even entire businesses, great.
VRIN is a helpful mnemonic and framework for understanding the sources of “great” content.
The key questions to ask are:
- Is this valuable?
- Is this rare?
- Is this inimitable?
- Is this non-substitutable?
For those interested, here is a paper explaining the framework in detail.
There's layout issues on mobile so I was going to announce it just yet. But let it rip why not.
We also added subscribing to other people's threads and a few other things.
I'll do a proper release announcement by end of day.
You would be surprised how little energy I use to analyze Craig Wright. I think it's a huge waste of time. I don't even want to know.
I can’t tolerate conversations about; politics, religion, sport, reality tv and the weather and tend to shake my head and walk away. Any attempt at discussing celebrity will result a kicking. If anyone’s wants to talk to me they are really going to struggle..
Hi everyone, my name is Joe Nakamoto. I write, report and make content about Bitcoin around the world.
I recently posted this deep-dive about Bitcoin use in El Salvador to Cointelegraph magazine.
I know Cointelegraph isn't widely read in the Bitcoin space so thought I'd crosspost it over here.
I hope it can benefit, entertain or inform Bitcoin people around the world.
Love and sats!
Joe