1/ I have no idea why, but for the last couple of days I have had this on auto-repeat.
[Editor note: 6529 will shortly return to 83-tweet long tweetstorms about NFTs. We have no idea what this is about. We checked. He is definitely not crying]
2/ Ignore the editor. He is a nerd.
Also the first tweet was not totally accurate.
There was a new Tesla software update yesterday for "immersive sound" and this was the 1st song I heard on the radio and the speakers sounded great and now I can't stop playing it.
6529 has gone to the mountaintop and there is almost nothing in life that 6529 is as sure of as this
2/ First, the usual anti-FOMO advice.
The rest of this thread is giga-bull NFTs in general as a technology.
This does not mean that you should ape in the PFP collection "Silver Snails". Most individual NFTs are heading to zero.
Now back to the main event
3/ 6529 first came across BTC in 2011-2012 and ignored it.
It was not until August 2013 in my apartment in NYC when I actually engaged, read the white paper, downloaded a node, bought a BTC and sent $20 of BTC across the world instantly.
Hello 6529 fam, we need to make a rights template builder.
One thing I have noticed in the last 3 days is that a lot of artists and collectors are confused about what they are buying or selling even in the 'normal' model
Where you can "build a license" from as restrictive to as open as you like, but fine-tuned to NFTs
3/ Once you have built your license, it creates a machine and human readable version of the license.
Easy mode is link it in the metadata of your NFT
Better mode is you link in the metadata and publish to Arweave and/or IPFS so that it is as decentralized as your NFT