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Yes, this. Our lives will soon revolve around this so put in all your money. Real life is for losers.Have you watched Ready Player One? The Metaverse is essentially the VERY early alpha version of the virtual world in that movie.
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Yes, this. Our lives will soon revolve around this so put in all your money. Real life is for losers.Have you watched Ready Player One? The Metaverse is essentially the VERY early alpha version of the virtual world in that movie.

lol, exactly.Yes, this. Our lives will soon revolve around this so put in all your money. Real life is for losers.
Right now it, for the most part, lacks two central things. Interoperability, and functionality.Yes, this. Our lives will soon revolve around this so put in all your money. Real life is for losers.
Right now think of it all like a huge game of MTG, or collecting sports cards. You're hoping to get the NFT that later will be super valuable for reasons that aren't even able to be known yet. Essentially degen gambling.Alright, but like…is it “sink 22k into it for profits” stable? He keeps mentioning sandbox’s and I know what that means in game but what does it mean here? Values seems to be based off which corporations you’re close to? Is he just hopeful a big corp buys near him and he will sell the land? What’s the end game here?
Star Citizen organized the first sale of NFTs.lol, exactly.
They're trying to sell the metaverse to normies while all us people who've been living on the internet for the past 20 years are like 'been there, done that, got the achievement points, it sucked.'

It's nothing like MTG because in MTG cards have a specific and unique usefulness within a specific context and they can be objectively evaluated verses other cards.Right now think of it all like a huge game of MTG, or collecting sports cards. You're hoping to get the NFT that later will be super valuable for reasons that aren't even able to be known yet. Essentially degen gambling.
Right now it, for the most part, lacks two central things. Interoperability, and functionality.
It's nothing like MTG because in MTG cards have a specific and unique usefulness within a specific context and they can be objectively evaluated verses other cards.
This is like pogs. They're all basically the same some just look cooler to other people.
I'm very surprised that there hasn't been major standout NFT auto-chess type game where you battle unique tokens against each other, given the level of interest surrounding autobattler games and NFTs.
I realize there's a bunch of small projects but there's been no breakout game.There are already a ton of pokemon style NFT centric games/platforms just starting up.
See, today is one of the kinds of days I was talking about.Not saying you don't get good swings on ETHE, especially in situations like you mention. But I've got ETH and ETHE next to each other on my watch list and ETH swings more, percentage wise.
For example, ETH often bottoms out (or sometimes tops out) in the middle of the night in the US, thanks to the Asian market. But by the time US markets open it's already moved several percentage points back towards the middle. Because of this ETHE never dips quite as low or rises quite as high as ETH.
See, today is one of the kinds of days I was talking about.
ETH has dropped 7.7% in the past 24 hours, but ETHE is down 10%, which generally represents a buying opportunity.

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