| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency 06:32 - Dec 22 with 899 views | Pendejo |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-59730984
Linking to the thread on feeling old, I guess it's when I think I don't understand something. I understand currency trading a.k.a. Gambling. But currency has some stature being backed by governments, concurrency seems very Emperors New clothes.
This bit intrigued me
Clubs say that by collecting fan tokens, supporters can influence the running of the club - suggesting the more tokens fans collect, the more say they might have.
But surely to have more say you buy shares? How does the crypto currency enable you to have a say? Is the crypto provider buying shares... Ponzi scheme?
Added in general because whilst it involves football it has nothing to do with the beautiful game.
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| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 08:24 - Dec 22 with 814 views | IpswichKnight |
Like pretty much all crypto it’s a scam designed to get people to part with there money for no reward.
They will tell you it’s designed so that the more NFT you hold the more say you can have. Leeds have one and so far the only interaction the Crypto firm have had with Leeds fans is:
One of these players couldn’t lift the PL trophy during his career
a) David Batty
b) Nigel Marty
c) Tony Dorigo
d) Gordon Stracham
I have copied and pasted with no edits exactly what it said on the Leeds site! |  | | |
| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 08:32 - Dec 22 with 807 views | Durovigutum |
"I don't understand this financial implement" was a common refrain in 2007, and that ended well. The time to gamble with crypto currency was 2011 when it was a few US cents per coin, hold those - and your nerve - until last year and sell at $64,000 (ish). Retire somewhere exotic and buy a book on the tulip bubble as you work to invent the time machine you need to tell yourself.... |  | | |
| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 08:52 - Dec 22 with 776 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 08:32 - Dec 22 by Durovigutum |
"I don't understand this financial implement" was a common refrain in 2007, and that ended well. The time to gamble with crypto currency was 2011 when it was a few US cents per coin, hold those - and your nerve - until last year and sell at $64,000 (ish). Retire somewhere exotic and buy a book on the tulip bubble as you work to invent the time machine you need to tell yourself.... |
Indeed. I only have a small speculative holding - an amount I’m willing to lose, but I’m not sold on it. Far too volatile to be “digital gold”. I’ve read a lot of investors say to limit to 10pc of your portfolio. I do know a guy who’s entire portfolio is various cryptos - just seems like “everything on red” to me. | | | |
| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 09:05 - Dec 22 with 749 views | RonFearonsHair |
| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 08:24 - Dec 22 by IpswichKnight |
Like pretty much all crypto it’s a scam designed to get people to part with there money for no reward.
They will tell you it’s designed so that the more NFT you hold the more say you can have. Leeds have one and so far the only interaction the Crypto firm have had with Leeds fans is:
One of these players couldn’t lift the PL trophy during his career
a) David Batty
b) Nigel Marty
c) Tony Dorigo
d) Gordon Stracham
I have copied and pasted with no edits exactly what it said on the Leeds site! |
When you say ‘crypto’ are you referring just to currency or all blockchain projects that make use of decentralised tokens? |  | | |
| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 10:18 - Dec 22 with 692 views | BlueBadger |
| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 08:52 - Dec 22 by SuperKieranMcKenna |
Indeed. I only have a small speculative holding - an amount I’m willing to lose, but I’m not sold on it. Far too volatile to be “digital gold”. I’ve read a lot of investors say to limit to 10pc of your portfolio. I do know a guy who’s entire portfolio is various cryptos - just seems like “everything on red” to me. |
In a similar vein, here's a story that's amused me greatly:
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2021-12-22-twitch-co-founders-new-nft-platfor
'I was just putting together my own scam, them someone scammed me first'. [Post edited 22 Dec 2021 10:42]
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| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 10:30 - Dec 22 with 668 views | NthQldITFC |
Hahaha, that's funny.
Just wondering whether pop will eat itself, in the sense that with all of these automated transactions occurring at approximately the speed of light, the NFTs could all line up in a giant loop and fungify each other out of existence? If so would the lights go out?
I must admit I have not a clue about that of which I am talking. (Specifically the above, but as a general rule also.) |  |
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| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 10:36 - Dec 22 with 662 views | ITFCson |
| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 08:24 - Dec 22 by IpswichKnight |
Like pretty much all crypto it’s a scam designed to get people to part with there money for no reward.
They will tell you it’s designed so that the more NFT you hold the more say you can have. Leeds have one and so far the only interaction the Crypto firm have had with Leeds fans is:
One of these players couldn’t lift the PL trophy during his career
a) David Batty
b) Nigel Marty
c) Tony Dorigo
d) Gordon Stracham
I have copied and pasted with no edits exactly what it said on the Leeds site! |
I’ve had plenty of rewards from plenty of crypto’s in the last few years. | | | |
| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 13:33 - Dec 22 with 606 views | BlueBadger |
| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 10:36 - Dec 22 by ITFCson |
I’ve had plenty of rewards from plenty of crypto’s in the last few years. |
In similar fashion, I once made THOUSANDS flogging magic beans. | |
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| The Arsenal fan token cryptocurrency on 14:24 - Dec 22 with 569 views | JDB23 |
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