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Hallo everyone, hope you guys are doing well. I've had this discussion with a couple of people, but I'll like to hear your take on it.

So as many of us know the crypto market is taking a bit of a nose dive at the moment. My topic of discussion is the following. Do you guys think NFT's will have a significant effect on the crypto industry, taking into consideration that BTC and ETH was where NFT's are now.

Will less people mine, because NFT's are currently more profitable if I can state it in that manner. Interested in hearing your take on this.
 
Yeah been into NFTS since August last year, by far more profitable than crypto but with added risk and liquidity. Join discord and twitter there is so much info... Think we will see a boom this year but might also be a bust
 
It also depends on bankroll if you have a big starting capital eth and opensea is the way to go if now stick to magic eden and solana
 
Yeah been into NFTS since August last year, by far more profitable than crypto but with added risk and liquidity. Join discord and twitter there is so much info... Think we will see a boom this year but might also be a bust
But what are the chances that NFT's will become the next 'meme coin' meaning people buy it and prices absolutely skyrockets and then just fades away as if it never happened. Also a interesting factor to take into consideration is that income tax now is applicable to mining too, which might change the whole dynamic, which can obviously make NFT's more attractive
 
But what are the chances that NFT's will become the next 'meme coin' meaning people buy it and prices absolutely skyrockets and then just fades away as if it never happened. Also a interesting factor to take into consideration is that income tax now is applicable to mining too, which might change the whole dynamic, which can obviously make NFT's more attractive

99% of NFTs will go to zero but the 1% that makes it will do really well. I think they will boom this year with mass / retail adoption as its easier to understand than crypto for some. All the gains you make on NFTS will probably be seen as income tax anyway (speak to an expert). I invested heavily as I don't see a better opportunity / return anywhere else this year but I have also taken my initial capital out so worst case I am back to where I started.


If you really want to understand NFTS better watch lots of youtube videos and listen to podcast but ultimately its all just speculation and my opinion is NFTs in a different shape or form will eb here for the foreseeable future. Check our Garry V he is a proven businessman who has ventured into NFTs and made a killing.
 
Hallo everyone, hope you guys are doing well. I've had this discussion with a couple of people, but I'll like to hear your take on it.

So as many of us know the crypto market is taking a bit of a nose dive at the moment. My topic of discussion is the following. Do you guys think NFT's will have a significant effect on the crypto industry, taking into consideration that BTC and ETH was where NFT's are now.

Will less people mine, because NFT's are currently more profitable if I can state it in that manner. Interested in hearing your take on this.

You more than likely do not own that profile picture xD
 
You more than likely do not own that profile picture xD
BRB, gonna smash and grab a screenshot.

I have a serious question though. From my limited understanding, the title holder of an NFT get the "Royalties" when that NFT is used. What happens if someone copies it, adds some sort of mark so that it's technically not the same image anymore. How do they plan on handling that?
 
BRB, gonna smash and grab a screenshot.

I have a serious question though. From my limited understanding, the title holder of an NFT get the "Royalties" when that NFT is used. What happens if someone copies it, adds some sort of mark so that it's technically not the same image anymore. How do they plan on handling that?
I have fokol idea lol. Ask Dom before he gets banned again xD
 
BRB, gonna smash and grab a screenshot.

I have a serious question though. From my limited understanding, the title holder of an NFT get the "Royalties" when that NFT is used. What happens if someone copies it, adds some sort of mark so that it's technically not the same image anymore. How do they plan on handling that?
Copyright law is bullshit

My music was stolen by some Russians and I STILL got paid for it lol, for the illegal streams
*once registered, your agency in charge (I am not sure who handles NFTs) have very sophisticated software to track usage all over the web
 
Copyright law is bullshit

My music was stolen by some Russians and I STILL got paid for it lol, for the illegal streams
*once registered, your agency in charge (I am not sure who handles NFTs) have very sophisticated software to track usage all over the web
So you know how people share kids shows to youtube etc, they adjust the playback speed and sometimes mirror the image to get around the "scans"
I'm guessing they are going to have to get cleverer at picking up the files.
 
BRB, gonna smash and grab a screenshot.

I have a serious question though. From my limited understanding, the title holder of an NFT get the "Royalties" when that NFT is used. What happens if someone copies it, adds some sort of mark so that it's technically not the same image anymore. How do they plan on handling that?
From a brief read up - plagiarism is a big concern (unless it is quite high profile) & controlling the copyright or intellectual property is a big problem.

Seems like you more have explicit ownership & softly implied copyright (no real way to enforce it).

On another note - it makes sense that there are serious money laundering and ponzi/pyramid scheme concerns with NFT's (tracking + logging of seller and buyer info is not really regulated or monitored).
 
99% of NFTs will go to zero but the 1% that makes it will do really well. I think they will boom this year with mass / retail adoption as its easier to understand than crypto for some. All the gains you make on NFTS will probably be seen as income tax anyway (speak to an expert). I invested heavily as I don't see a better opportunity / return anywhere else this year but I have also taken my initial capital out so worst case I am back to where I started.


If you really want to understand NFTS better watch lots of youtube videos and listen to podcast but ultimately its all just speculation and my opinion is NFTs in a different shape or form will eb here for the foreseeable future. Check our Garry V he is a proven businessman who has ventured into NFTs and made a killing.
My guess would be: given that it is a grey area and there is a blockchain element - it may be subject to the same same crypto tax of 45% (just my opinion though).

Always remember - death & taxes.
 
So you know how people share kids shows to youtube etc, they adjust the playback speed and sometimes mirror the image to get around the "scans"
I'm guessing they are going to have to get cleverer at picking up the files.
Okay, I'm not a digital forensic expert but I asked SAMRO how the hell they found my stolen stuff

"We can't disclose our methods"

I sent them my original .WAV file. They scan that thing moertoe.
They will even find remixes that don't credit you and they will either collect royalties peacefully or forcefully

So basically, even when modified, they can detect most methods
Not all methods are immediately picked up but just like popping PEDs for USADA. Once they find a novel drug they add its testing methods to their list

So at the end of the day, you will get paid

Why so much work? Cos revenue from media ad-infinitum is a lot of money. So the agencies make it their work to go get most of it, pocket that, and pass the "royalties" - basically leftovers, to you, the original owner and copyright holder

Maar, this a whole long ass legal system in itself
Just my experience with it so far
 
BRB, gonna smash and grab a screenshot.

I have a serious question though. From my limited understanding, the title holder of an NFT get the "Royalties" when that NFT is used. What happens if someone copies it, adds some sort of mark so that it's technically not the same image anymore. How do they plan on handling that?

Don't know about royalty, but on a technical level there is nothing stopping you from making a copy of the media (picture/music/whatever) and then minting a new nft record of it. The blockchain will simply have two different nft records that point to different locations that happen to have the same media copy. So those bored ape pictures often talked about, you can make copies of them and mint them (their location) on the blockchain and no one can do anything about it, intervention comes from the marketplace who manually prevent listing them but outside of that if you manage to find another hosting location you can mint copies of anything.
 
But what are the chances that NFT's will become the next 'meme coin' meaning people buy it and prices absolutely skyrockets and then just fades away as if it never happened. Also a interesting factor to take into consideration is that income tax now is applicable to mining too, which might change the whole dynamic, which can obviously make NFT's more attractive
Let me correct you, tax has always been applicable on Crypto, same as NFTs. Just how it is taxed, was uncertain.

Hence, if you do not declare your crypto or NFTs, tax evasion comes to mind.
 

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