Re:The satirical Non-Fungible Olive Gardens sold more than $...
by iskander on Thursday December 23, 2021 @06:55PM
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People looking from the outside of NFTs seem to believe this kind of wash trading is a dominant source of volume. In my experience, it's pretty rare and there's a lot of organic demand around each new "hot" NFT. A better way to think of these is each successful NFT series is a mini-bubble, people inside the scene develop an instinct for features might make an NFT desirable but no one can accurately guess the top. So they play hot potato with each other, where buying earlier increases chances of a successful exit.
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Re:The satirical Non-Fungible Olive Gardens sold more than $...
by seoaeu on Thursday December 23, 2021 @07:03PM
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> In my experience, it's pretty rare
How could you possibly know this? Basically the entire blockchain ecosystem is set up to prevent distinguishing whether wash trading is prevalent or not.
Edit: And even if you can establish that there's multiple people involved, they still might be colluding among themselves to create the illusion of demand.
Re:The satirical Non-Fungible Olive Gardens sold more than $...
by iskander on Thursday December 23, 2021 @07:06PM
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Participation in discords and NFT trading telegrams. You can see what people buy and that often the hot potato ladder involves multiple verifiably distinct persons.
Re:The satirical Non-Fungible Olive Gardens sold more than $...
by mrtksn on Thursday December 23, 2021 @07:19PM
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Is the last person who bought it before the interest diminishes the bag holder?
Re:The satirical Non-Fungible Olive Gardens sold more than $...
by iskander on Thursday December 23, 2021 @07:50PM
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Yeah, that's right. Though crypto now seems to experience interlocked cycles of "rotations", so interest sometimes comes back after a few months
Re:The satirical Non-Fungible Olive Gardens sold more than $...
by rootveg on Thursday December 23, 2021 @07:34PM
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What are popular telegram groups and discord channel for NFT trading?
Re:The satirical Non-Fungible Olive Gardens sold more than $...
by iskander on Thursday December 23, 2021 @07:57PM
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There is usually a Discord associated with each project (including the one in this post)
Public NFT trading telegrams are a very noisy/scam-y scene, I think that many people gravitate towards smaller private ones with a circle of <50 friends.