>>20068519 (lb) Tesla issues massive recall of more than 2 million vehicles over autopilot safety concerns
That'll be $100,000 please.
>>20068640 (lb) More Damning Information Revealed about RFK Jr.’s Ties to Jeffrey Epstein
The biggest oof he made was saying he went on his plane before anyone knew who Epstein was. The Goyim maybe… in RFK Jr.'s world, you sure as fuck knew who he was.
>>20068703 (lb) At Grocery Stores, Customer Marketing Data Is Becoming The Product
Should pay in cash to minimize this. But honestly, it works out better for the consumer in the end to get you more of what you want. It's about intention really.
>>20065595 (pb) DJT Truth - collecttrumpcards.com Merry Christmas
I don't understand digital trading cards? If i just take a screenshot of it and save it as a PNG in a folder, isn't it the same thing?
Oh so it's stored on the Blockchain… I guess that can work as a form of crypto.
NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are a type of digital asset that are stored on a blockchain digital ledger ¹²³⁴⁵. They are unique digital identifiers that are used to certify ownership and authenticity of digital assets ². NFTs are created using a digital file, such as a JPEG, GIF, WAV, etc. The digital file is added to a blockchain and turned into a unique token with its own identifiable data ³. Once it’s verified on the blockchain, the token can be put into circulation for people to buy, sell or display ³.
NFTs are based on the same technology as cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, which is called blockchain ¹²³⁴⁵. Blockchains are computer protocols designed to get many computers to agree on the same sequence of transactions without trusting each other ¹. Instead of using third parties to verify transactions, blockchains rely on economic incentives and cryptography to make faking a transaction expensive and easy to spot ¹. This setup is meant to let computer networks maintain databases in a decentralized, redundant, and public way ¹. Blockchains’ exhaustive record-keeping means that apps built atop them can create snippets of code that can be tracked as distinct entities and transferred from user to user ¹. These “tokens” can be made “non-fungible,” where one cannot be swapped out for another ¹.
The idea behind NFTs is that they create scarcity for digital objects, enabling a new kind of traceable digital ownership ¹. In principle, a digital asset, such as an image or video, could appear many times throughout the internet, but only a few instances of it—or maybe even just one—would have the provenance of an NFT ¹. NFTs don’t necessarily hold the data for the asset itself, nor do they necessarily transfer copyright ¹. Most often, an NFT contains a URL that links to the asset, which is stored on a separate computer network ¹.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions..
Source: Conversation with Bing, 12/13/2023
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I dunno i still think it's stupid. If it was a literal physical copy that would make more sense as a collectors item. If you were lucky enough to get some of those Digital Trump cards, they will be worth much more than selling price in like 10-20 years.
Best part about collecting cards is the smell, the shinyness when you look at it from different angles, the challenge of taking care of it (worth more if you do), etc.
Trump should sell a lot more physical collectors items too. Also maybe help make some anons rich, fuck.
Nice mental gymnastics typical of Religious people. It's just you and me - Life imitates Autism.