lol

same reaction I had figured it was a fake video

beijingdou n vivek got decent alpha

discords got most of it locked tho

thanks I'll check those out

had to scoop up another smilesss today

So tomorrow is just the minting phase for whitelisters, public mint is on Saturday November 20th 4pm UTC 12pm EST

You will be able to mint from their website, they are doing L1 payments but with the beauty of IMX/L2 integration, gas will be like $20-$30,

so you only need ETH in your MM to mint, not on IMX

join the discord to keep up with updates!

discord.gg/immutableapesx

lately my favorite accounts to keep up with are @ryandcrypto @zeneca_33 @0xBender @deezefi @elliotrades just some off the top of my head you could check out

Does anyone make money off of regularly creating and selling NFTs?

Y’all can’t act like this isn’t the super rich playing games with y’all

what u grab

saw a game 7 sitting near floor and had to buy it

game 7 floor now at around 1ETH

gonna wait til this blows up and sell it to an NBA player

I haven’t seen this yet, looks pretty sick!

Game looks really polished and I like the roadmap, I’ll join the discord and look into it

omgggggggggggggg

Thank you! 🙏🏾 I appreciate the info. I had some time to read about minting I can’t wait to do my first one.

Buy a CryptoMorie

thank me later

wait Lil Baby now got his own Baby Apes

are y’all actually making money in this s***?

All these black celebs getting into this at the same time is not a coincidence

Wake up

Some users itt actually make nice NFTs
Then there are some who buy those ugly things to sell later

Miramax Sues Quentin Tarantino Over ‘Pulp Fiction’ NFT Auction

variety.com/2021/film/news/miramax-tarantino-pulp-fiction-nft-1235113383

it be your own friends

please some of us only buy the cutest NFTs 🥺😤

ppl hating on NFTs.. meanwhile we all stacking in silence

theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/04/nfts-werent-supposed-end-like/618488

Please don't get so angry. This is a decent read

"We took that shortcut because we were running out of time. Seven years later, all of today’s popular NFT platforms still use the same shortcut. This means that when someone buys an NFT, they’re not buying the actual digital artwork; they’re buying a link to it. And worse, they’re buying a link that, in many cases, lives on the website of a new start-up that’s likely to fail within a few years. Decades from now, how will anyone verify whether the linked artwork is the original?"

"In the meantime, the current NFT market is drawing an extraordinary range of grifters and spammers. People are creating NFTs of artists’ works without asking permission or even letting the artists know. Today, I run a platform that helps people create apps. Typically, the most popular apps are prosaic—messaging systems for work, or tools for building a website. For the entire first week of March, our most popular offering each day was a Twitter app that let people block lists of users en masse. The app skyrocketed in popularity because artists were using it to block NFT spammers from hijacking their works and monetizing them as NFTs without permission."

Artists just have to be careful going into this space thinking they can make it pronto

genie.xyz