I know it's completely different, but somehow feels similar to the Million Dollar Homepage.
A shirt whose price increases by 1 euro with every purchase
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Re: A shirt whose price increases by 1 euro with every purchase
#12Pinboard pricing model escapes containment.
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#13This reminds me of that early internet web page where you could buy a pixel for $1.
It seems novelty pricing can be quite successful!
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#14Currently at #183. Regarding my asking price of €190 for my mint-condition shirt #4, some people say I need to have more faith and HODL. Others say I’m contributing to a worse society by trying to find the next greater fool.
What stops a Chinese factory to print a 1000 shirts with 0004 embroidered and shipped all over the world? This is just a NFT esque grift.
Usually there are ways to tell counterfeit from a real item.
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#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
Weren't 182 t-shirts sold? That would put the total amount made to 16,653. But yes, that's the way to calculate it.
I think you're right. A price of 183 means that the seller is offering it to potential buyers at 183, not that it has sold at 183. So your calculation is correct.
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#16What's the incentive to buy? Get a shirt with a low number for the prestige?
…or a high number to brag!
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#17Missed the chance to call them NFTshirts.
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#18I know it's completely different, but somehow feels similar to the Million Dollar Homepage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Million_Dollar_Homepage
Went ahead and headed over to the MDH and clicked on 20 links. Only two worked. Wondermark.com (apparently a comic strip) and... SendShit.co.uk. lol.
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#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
What stops a Chinese factory to print a 1000 shirts with 0004 embroidered and shipped all over the world? This is just a NFT esque grift.
It is actually a reasonable use case for a NFT
Not sure why you are downvoted. This is indeed the exact use case for which NFTs were invented.
Re: A shirt whose price increases by 1 euro with every purchase
#20Here's how you calculate the total spent on the shirt so far: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arithmetic_progression#Sum 16,836€ (183 sold)
Did it start at 1€?