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According to opensea, there are over 20k burgers in existence so far. Minting one burger costs about $350 USD, so that's at least $7 million in sales that Stonetoss no doubt gets a big slice of.
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Stonetoss launched his burger crypto thing today.
Anyone who knows crypto know if it's a rugpull or not? It's an eceleb crypto project, so, probably.
Didn't the flurks already net him like $3 mill?According to opensea, there are over 20k burgers in existence so far. Minting one burger costs about $350 USD, so that's at least $7 million in sales that Stonetoss no doubt gets a big slice of.
This nigga finna boutta sleep well tonight
Yeah, 2-3 million from memory.Didn't the flurks already net him like $3 mill?
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Stonetoss launched his burger crypto thing today.
Anyone who knows crypto know if it's a rugpull or not? It's an eceleb crypto project, so, probably.
You're describing Bitcoin and only BitcoinDeflationary crypto? Isn't this the exact opposite of how Crypto is supposed to work? Crypto is intentionally inflationary by continually halving how many coins can be produced, intentionally restricting supply, right? Deflationary would mean the exact opposite, they would be continually generating more coins over time, constantly diluting the value of the coins?
That doesn't make any sense... Either I am misunderstanding this, or this is nonsense.
You're describing Bitcoin and only Bitcoin
Anyone can launch a cryptocurrency with basically any parameters that they want it to have (inflationary, deflationary, managed etc). They can even change the parameters after launch.
Not really (based on my understanding). But this is a complex topic probably not best discussed here - to simply put, stone toss claiming this is deflationary is probably true.Yeah, but is my understanding of a deflationary coin correct?
Everyone that makes memecoins and those who invest into them should be castrated.
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Stonetoss launched his burger crypto thing today.
Anyone who knows crypto know if it's a rugpull or not? It's an eceleb crypto project, so, probably.
I mean... that's pretty much what happens, financially speaking.Everyone that makes memecoins and those who invest into them should be castrated.
AFAIK no or at least I've never seen any complaints (I'm too lazy to proactively look). Crypto is full of scammers so it does have an earned reputation that most stuff is scams but if someone honest creates something using the same tools, then changes are it's not a scam.Whatever happened to that Flurks NFT project Stonetoss had? I know he made money off it but was it a rug pull or what?
All memecoins are rugpullsAnyone who knows crypto know if it's a rugpull or not? It's an eceleb crypto project, so, probably.
it seems like its mainly an nft collectible project with the coin elements mainly being allowing you to trade it either as an nft on nft markets or as a coin on coin exchanges because it ties nft minting and ownership to possessing 1k coins in a wallet and it allows fractional ownership of stakes toward an nft via buying less than 1k coins, with the coin supply shrinking when users burn 200 to get a new nft token. Basically to me it seems stone is selling more complicated flurks and trying to market it as a bitcoin type deal which it isnt unless the only thing that matters to you about bitcoin is the ability to speculate on it.He's trying to scam his audience into a rugpull and none of the people fall for it cause they don't care/are not retarded normies. Yea bro invest in rugpull #132 this is totally NOT a scam I swaer guys look at bitcoin!
Bitcoin is conventionally considered a deflationary currency because prices denominated in BTC will inevitably decline and the amount is hard capped.Deflationary crypto? Isn't this the exact opposite of how Crypto is supposed to work? Crypto is intentionally inflationary by continually halving how many coins can be produced, intentionally restricting supply, right? Deflationary would mean the exact opposite, they would be continually generating more coins over time, constantly diluting the value of the coins?
That doesn't make any sense... Either I am misunderstanding this, or this is nonsense.
If I'm misunderstanding this, please feel free to explain it to me.
No, it's sort of the exact opposite of how it's defined. Prices denominated in an inflationary currency increase as the buying power of the currency decreases. Bitcoin is essentially deflationary because the value of the currency inevitably increases (over the long term despite sometimes chaotic short-term fluctuations). So its buying power increases over time, unlike an inflationary currency which decreases in buying power over time.Yeah, but is my understanding of a deflationary coin correct?
I mean there's nothing really collectible about any NFT. It's just a JPEG (or a PNG, or a WEBP, or a TIFF) lol.so idk how much you can rugpull a collectible.