TradFiLines NFT Project Update - January 2024
TradFiLines NFT Project Update - January 2024
馃攧 Circuit Breaker Gets Makeover
The TradFiLines NFT project developer shares updates on the fourth contract development:
- Circuit Breaker feature needs bug fixes before implementation
- Plans to integrate DN404 with custom modifications for token consistency
- Claims for TradFiLines NFT will resume after node synchronization
- Previous incentives program concluded with 29 wraps completed
Technical Focus: Modified DN404 implementation will ensure same tokens return each time, diverging from standard implementation.
Next Steps: Circuit Breaker fixes and node sync completion are primary priorities.
I'm still around just been less motivated for a long while, I really hope it passes soon. I have some ideas for TFL still, for the fourth contract. I liked the Circuitbreaker but it ended up having bugs which I need to fix for the next one. I've mentioned it in the discord but I
Etheria 0.9 Bundle Sale Goes Under Radar
A significant Etheria 0.9 NFT sale occurred as part of a bundle transaction, causing it to bypass standard tracking mechanisms. The bundle, which included an additional pixel art piece, sold for 4.5 ETH. - Sale wasn't detected by @UOEtheriaBot - Bundle format prevented OpenSea from displaying in regular activity - Transaction confirmed on Etherscan This follows recent activity in early NFT art markets, including a 2016-vintage PixelMap tile listing.
The Eternal Crypto Dilemma: Meme vs Utility
A recurring scenario in crypto trading highlights the ongoing confusion between meme and utility tokens. Despite attempts to educate with illustrated diagrams, the crypto community's response remains ambiguous. - Traders seeking clarity on token classification - Community responses often lack clear distinction - Educational efforts through visual aids - Persistent pattern of vague feedback *Key Observation*: The line between meme and utility tokens continues to blur, making investment decisions increasingly complex. **Action Point**: DYOR (Do Your Own Research) remains crucial when evaluating new tokens.