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ok who the heck are the anons holding nearly $1m of my coin on bitclout? i am grateful, and if bitclout turns out to be a good thing then you can rest assured i've got a billion ideas to use the fuck out of a creator coin and I will moon you but also who in the *actual* heck tho

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iiuc bitclout is a scam

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I'm unclear on this. I don't know enough to be sure it's not, but I know enough to know that the tech it's potentially offering is something that would be extremely useful, and it would be more profitable to not be a scam.

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What part of it would be useful? I want to see something like this succeed, but Bitclout doesn’t seem like the right format

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bump on this question wondering what’s potentially valuable here - maybe betting on creators, or maybe using the tokens to manage relationships with fans

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The idea of having investment and payment be tied; someone can own a coin in me that is actively used for things, so that the value inflates or decreases based on how much demand there is of my content, and there's stuff like voting and admission rights, is basically my wet dream

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have you looked into rally.io or tryroll.com? potentially what you’re looking for not sure about their tos tho

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didn't tryroll get hacked? i haven't looked at rally.io. A crypto friend I trust says bonded curves are the way to go, and I should use a coin that has this.

3:33 AM · Apr 16, 2021

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a good thing about bonded curves is that when the price is set ahead of time, it can’t really be a security otoh that’s a lot of hassle when the main job to be done is “charge more”