@nishio: iâm starting to feel like NFT should have a stock split metaphor in it. If an NFT you own becomes popular and the price goes up, you split it 10 ways. The seller can make a partial profit while still owning a portion of the stock, and the buyer will no longer be unable to buy the stock because it has become too expensive. I wonder if this can be realized on top of the current structure.
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For example, it is possible to increase the number of NFTs by img2img based on the former NFTs and then transfer them to the current owners, so that the NFTs can divide and multiply. The current system requires my labor, so if the number of people increases, it will not be possible.
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For example, Mr. A buys one of the 8 cat face NFTs, and I img2img the NFT as a base and give him 7 new NFTs, so a new âseries of 8â is created, which seems technically feasible so far, but Iâm not sure how it will turn out after that.
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In that case, Mr. A can get his money back if he can sell 2 of the 8 pieces for half price, but hmmm, this âchild NFTâ is just an NFT, so itâs a bit delicate. If I guarantee âdivide and multiplyâ for this NFT as well, it will collapse because my labor will increase exponentiallyâŚ
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I still need to make it so that the âright to divide and multiply NFTsâ is granted only when some specific condition is met, and that actions to meet that condition have a positive effect on a series of NFTs. We are still missing a couple of pieces.
I ate dinner and thought about it again. For example, if all 8 NFTs in a collection are sold, a âwinning NFTâ is drawn from the 8 NFTs, and a âchild NFTâ is created by img2img with the âwinning NFTâ as input and is given to the owner of the âwinning NFTâ free of charge. N NFTs are added to the collection separately, and when all of them are sold, another lottery is held. I thought this would work, but Iâm afraid itâs illegal in Japan. but Iâm starting to think itâs illegal in Japan.
The act of wealth lottery is the sale of certain numbered tickets or coupons and the subsequent distribution of unequal benefits among the purchasers by lottery or other chance methods. The highest bidder will get the NFT split and multiplier right when all the auctions are completed. There is room to strategize whether to bid high and aim for the NFT fission/proliferation right or to buy a lot at a low price. If only the highest bidder is allocated some resources, it is just an auction, so there is no legal problem, right? Rather, what would happen if the system was to leave aside the NFT divide-and-conquer right and give cash back to the highest bidder?
@tokoroten: @nishio BCGâs mint [reinvention It was interesting to see how you minted the BCG. [Updated as needed What is Mint by STEPN? A comprehensive overview of how to do it, the cost, and the probability! | DeFi Beginnerâs Notebook] @nishio: @tokoroten Itâs true w not only divisional propagation, but sexual reproduction. Sneakers are multiplied to make sneakers, the original sneakers remain.
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