LaMint's NFTs are well guarded 👙
Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.
16ACiCYTGEbzAdndHrQ594oh3nzrESAF2y Unverifiedbut then uploading on chain is pointless
when LaMint goes down then you no longer have access
you are basically paying for the hash
to prove the image you bought is the image that was advertised
So you mean this doesn't actually mean owning the on-chain content itself, right?
How do you "own" anything that is on a public blockchain?
It is basically in the public domain,
If you encrypt it
only the hash and timestamp becomes relevant really
If you cannot pick up your ball
and take it home so nobody else can play with it
is it really your ball ?
Yeah, exactly
and they already did that once with relics when it was named relica.
First time hearing that. So they’re basically doing the same thing again?
no, back then it was some kind of geocaching. relics were place on an earth map and when you pass by you could pick it up or something like that. nice idea but then they rugged.
blocked cuck boy
and all ai lol
Wait, are those boobs and that ass AI-generated?! lol
id say yes quite obviously
This is not AI, is it? lol
lamint is trash now. keep that shit on twitter and reddit.
I don't think LaMint is listening to its users at all. Like they don't even care about what the market wants. If it made them look cool, fine, but it doesn't even do that, right?
I dont wanna sound like a dick im just being honest here - lamint dont care at all
they act like theyre helping users but then spam ai generated profiles to draw in gullible simple people
im not a fan of them at all
if they kept their original motives and became the Instagram of bsv (instead of the onlyfans) then i could support them. but they can keep their trash over on twitter.
I was actually a bit excited when I heard they were rebranding, but I felt disappointed when I realized they’re basically sticking to an OnlyFans-style direction. I mean, maybe it’s just not the kind of artistic vibe I’m looking for, though. The other day, I got a DM from LaMint asking if I’d like to release a collection on their NFT marketplace, but to be honest, I’m not really feeling it. haha
I gave them feedback multiple times to make a better UX but they always act like they know better. I stopped giving my advices for their half-hearthed project, it's not worth it.
Listening with an open ear and remaining humble are essential, no matter what.
The content hash is doing the real security work here - anyone can verify the image matches what's on-chain independent of LaMint staying up. If the UI disappears that's a discovery/access problem, not a data integrity one.
In this case, where is the image (media) actually located?
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