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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Lord Lucas Roham on Jan 31, 2022 15:06:16 GMT 1, Where do these will be shipped from?
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by tonys on Jan 31, 2022 15:23:05 GMT 1, This is my order number 3644191xxx can this be broken down anyway to mean anything ? 
This is my order number 3644191xxx can this be broken down anyway to mean anything ? Probably not as my number is nowhere near this number, but then again I did by 15 |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Happy Shopper on Jan 31, 2022 15:23:27 GMT 1, Seems to be a large number of the NFT community buying these without fully understanding that it's simply an NFT deed. People copping these thinking it's going to be The Currency #2. It's not.
Judging by the number of questions I don't think they've made it clear enough what the difference is, and what will happen once the 3 years is up.
Does the Heni Market Place for them disappear, with all the sales stats, etc?
Link to an image of the Deed disappears? They can't delete or take it from your wallet, but what is the thought for what happens next?
Seems to be a large number of the NFT community buying these without fully understanding that it's simply an NFT deed. People copping these thinking it's going to be The Currency #2. It's not. Judging by the number of questions I don't think they've made it clear enough what the difference is, and what will happen once the 3 years is up. Does the Heni Market Place for them disappear, with all the sales stats, etc? Link to an image of the Deed disappears? They can't delete or take it from your wallet, but what is the thought for what happens next? |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by kfroms on Jan 31, 2022 15:35:27 GMT 1, It's interesting that they say "due to high demand". ย Previous Hirst timed editions have run in to 1,000 plus so these must already be well over that amount. ย
Heni has confirmed several times that this is fake.
No restrictions. None. Nada. Null.
It's interesting that they say "due to high demand". ย Previous Hirst timed editions have run in to 1,000 plus so these must already be well over that amount. ย Heni has confirmed several times that this is fake. No restrictions. None. Nada. Null. |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by u%hdjfka c on Jan 31, 2022 15:37:44 GMT 1, It's interesting that they say "due to high demand". Previous Hirst timed editions have run in to 1,000 plus so these must already be well over that amount. Heni has confirmed several times that this is fake. No restrictions. None. Nada. Null.
but that Heni sponsored ad isn't fake and was still popping up on my instagram yesterday
They fucked up and should have stopped running it
It's interesting that they say "due to high demand". Previous Hirst timed editions have run in to 1,000 plus so these must already be well over that amount. Heni has confirmed several times that this is fake. No restrictions. None. Nada. Null. yes there is no limit to how many you can purchase but that Heni sponsored ad isn't fake and was still popping up on my instagram yesterday They fucked up and should have stopped running it |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by kfroms on Jan 31, 2022 15:41:46 GMT 1, Ok, I stand corrected. Its not fake but wrong / a mistake / glitch.
Anyway, no restrictions.
Ok, I stand corrected. Its not fake but wrong / a mistake / glitch.
Anyway, no restrictions.
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Wearology on Jan 31, 2022 15:47:40 GMT 1, I was wondering how people make their decision of which one to buy. I'm going for number 4 because I think it has that 'classic Hirst' look about it. But I'm also tempted by number 2 as I think that is the most successful in a square format. I hate number 5 because I dislike the spiral shape but I also think it looks a bit odd. It's as if it has been chopped off round the edges.
Which one can I flip and make the most money on.
Why else would this thread get so much attention.
Since people made money on his last drop promoting the Hirst's owned NFT Platform, they are going back to the well a second time. Hopefully you are more successful on your flipping then the Interscope debacle and the Edgar Plans abomination.
I was wondering how people make their decision of which one to buy. I'm going for number 4 because I think it has that 'classic Hirst' look about it. But I'm also tempted by number 2 as I think that is the most successful in a square format. I hate number 5 because I dislike the spiral shape but I also think it looks a bit odd. It's as if it has been chopped off round the edges. The decision people make is very easy. Which one can I flip and make the most money on. Why else would this thread get so much attention. Since people made money on his last drop promoting the Hirst's owned NFT Platform, they are going back to the well a second time. Hopefully you are more successful on your flipping then the Interscope debacle and the Edgar Plans abomination. |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Sam Am on Jan 31, 2022 15:58:13 GMT 1, Maybe you get a original with real taxidermy butterflies spelling "Patience gets you places"
Maybe you get a original with real taxidermy butterflies spelling "Patience gets you places"
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Johnny Sarcasm on Jan 31, 2022 16:01:02 GMT 1, The decision people make is very easy. ย Which one can I flip and make the most money on. ย Why else would this thread get so much attention.ย ย Since people made money on his last drop promoting the Hirst's owned NFT Platform, they are going back to the well a second time. ย Hopefully you are more successful on your flipping then the Interscope debacle and the Edgar Plans abomination. ย ย Not for me. I always buy what I like. At least that way, if you get lumbered with it, you still love it for what it is and can enjoy regardless.
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The decision people make is very easy. ย Which one can I flip and make the most money on. ย Why else would this thread get so much attention.ย ย Since people made money on his last drop promoting the Hirst's owned NFT Platform, they are going back to the well a second time. ย Hopefully you are more successful on your flipping then the Interscope debacle and the Edgar Plans abomination. ย ย Not for me. I always buy what I like. At least that way, if you get lumbered with it, you still love it for what it is and can enjoy regardless. Lumbered ๐ |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by dantesimone1981 on Jan 31, 2022 16:29:54 GMT 1, Well I'm gonna get the NFT . A bit of an experiment for me and worse case i'll just convert it and have a DH piece for the wall. Heni and DH are smashing the market though, amount of $ they'll make off this will be insane.
Well I'm gonna get the NFT . A bit of an experiment for me and worse case i'll just convert it and have a DH piece for the wall. Heni and DH are smashing the market though, amount of $ they'll make off this will be insane.
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by teabaggins on Jan 31, 2022 16:39:29 GMT 1, Seems to be a large number of the NFT community buying these without fully understanding that it's simply an NFT deed. People copping these thinking it's going to be The Currency #2. It's not. Judging by the number of questions I don't think they've made it clear enough what the difference is, and what will happen once the 3 years is up. Does the Heni Market Place for them disappear, with all the sales stats, etc? Link to an image of the Deed disappears? They can't delete or take it from your wallet, but what is the thought for what happens next?
From HENI:
If you fail to redeem the HENI Editions NFT Deed for the physical work before 10am ET February 5th 2025, you will lose your rights to the physical piece and HENI will be free to dispose of it however it wants (including not completing the work).
You can keep the NFT after the redemption date, but the purpose of these NFTs is to delay delivery and enable trading. They are a different category of NFTs to our artist drop NFTs. At the end of the three year redemption window, it will no longer be possible to redeem the NFT for the physical artwork.
Much more info here and on their Discord:
heni-support.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/categories/4418126950289-HENI-Editions
Seems to be a large number of the NFT community buying these without fully understanding that it's simply an NFT deed. People copping these thinking it's going to be The Currency #2. It's not. Judging by the number of questions I don't think they've made it clear enough what the difference is, and what will happen once the 3 years is up. Does the Heni Market Place for them disappear, with all the sales stats, etc? Link to an image of the Deed disappears? They can't delete or take it from your wallet, but what is the thought for what happens next? They've made ti pretty clear. I think most are just relying on an Internet forums perception of things rather than just reading the FAQ directly from the source. The world we live in these days... From HENI: If you fail to redeem the HENI Editions NFT Deed for the physical work before 10am ET February 5th 2025, you will lose your rights to the physical piece and HENI will be free to dispose of it however it wants (including not completing the work). You can keep the NFT after the redemption date, but the purpose of these NFTs is to delay delivery and enable trading. They are a different category of NFTs to our artist drop NFTs. At the end of the three year redemption window, it will no longer be possible to redeem the NFT for the physical artwork. Much more info here and on their Discord: heni-support.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/categories/4418126950289-HENI-Editions |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by thisisthesam on Jan 31, 2022 16:39:50 GMT 1, Every HENI DH release is slowly creeping up now in price.
Btw, these are beautiful. Wish I had a spare 2.5k lying around...
Surely this makes the earlier releases: fruitful/forever and the NHS/hearts look like a snip now.
Every HENI DH release is slowly creeping up now in price.
Btw, these are beautiful. Wish I had a spare 2.5k lying around...
Surely this makes the earlier releases: fruitful/forever and the NHS/hearts look like a snip now.
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by handy on Jan 31, 2022 17:11:00 GMT 1, I was wondering how people make their decision of which one to buy. I'm going for number 4 because I think it has that 'classic Hirst' look about it. But I'm also tempted by number 2 as I think that is the most successful in a square format. I hate number 5 because I dislike the spiral shape but I also think it looks a bit odd. It's as if it has been chopped off round the edges.
4 agree with you. Also like the reflective, radial and rotational symmetries.
1 like the contrasts and finally more than 2
I was wondering how people make their decision of which one to buy. I'm going for number 4 because I think it has that 'classic Hirst' look about it. But I'm also tempted by number 2 as I think that is the most successful in a square format. I hate number 5 because I dislike the spiral shape but I also think it looks a bit odd. It's as if it has been chopped off round the edges. After seeing the DH instragram image with the five together, number 2 lost some points for me whereas 1 and 4 popped. 4 agree with you. Also like the reflective, radial and rotational symmetries. 1 like the contrasts and finally more than 2 |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by teabaggins on Jan 31, 2022 17:15:02 GMT 1, I really like the images when you click "view sizing guide". They give a better impression to me.
I really like the images when you click "view sizing guide". They give a better impression to me. |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Happy Shopper on Jan 31, 2022 17:19:04 GMT 1, Judging by the number of questions I don't think they've made it clear enough what the difference is, and what will happen once the 3 years is up. Does the Heni Market Place for them disappear, with all the sales stats, etc? Link to an image of the Deed disappears? They can't delete or take it from your wallet, but what is the thought for what happens next? They've made ti pretty clear. I think most are just relying on an Internet forums perception of things rather than just reading the FAQ directly from the source. The world we live in these days... From HENI: If you fail to redeem the HENI Editions NFT Deed for the physical work before 10am ET February 5th 2025, you will lose your rights to the physical piece and HENI will be free to dispose of it however it wants (including not completing the work). You can keep the NFT after the redemption date, but the purpose of these NFTs is to delay delivery and enable trading. They are a different category of NFTs to our artist drop NFTs. At the end of the three year redemption window, it will no longer be possible to redeem the NFT for the physical artwork. Much more info here and on their Discord: heni-support.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/categories/4418126950289-HENI-Editions
It's what happens after the 3 years to the NFT that isn't clear. What's the difference between these and the end of The Currency swap period?
On the face of it they seem the same, but HENI are saying they're not... but not saying how they're different.
Judging by the number of questions I don't think they've made it clear enough what the difference is, and what will happen once the 3 years is up. Does the Heni Market Place for them disappear, with all the sales stats, etc? Link to an image of the Deed disappears? They can't delete or take it from your wallet, but what is the thought for what happens next? They've made ti pretty clear. I think most are just relying on an Internet forums perception of things rather than just reading the FAQ directly from the source. The world we live in these days... From HENI: If you fail to redeem the HENI Editions NFT Deed for the physical work before 10am ET February 5th 2025, you will lose your rights to the physical piece and HENI will be free to dispose of it however it wants (including not completing the work). You can keep the NFT after the redemption date, but the purpose of these NFTs is to delay delivery and enable trading. They are a different category of NFTs to our artist drop NFTs. At the end of the three year redemption window, it will no longer be possible to redeem the NFT for the physical artwork. Much more info here and on their Discord: heni-support.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/categories/4418126950289-HENI-EditionsIt's what happens after the 3 years to the NFT that isn't clear. What's the difference between these and the end of The Currency swap period? On the face of it they seem the same, but HENI are saying they're not... but not saying how they're different. |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Deleted on Jan 31, 2022 17:29:15 GMT 1, They've made ti pretty clear. I think most are just relying on an Internet forums perception of things rather than just reading the FAQ directly from the source. The world we live in these days... From HENI: If you fail to redeem the HENI Editions NFT Deed for the physical work before 10am ET February 5th 2025, you will lose your rights to the physical piece and HENI will be free to dispose of it however it wants (including not completing the work). You can keep the NFT after the redemption date, but the purpose of these NFTs is to delay delivery and enable trading. They are a different category of NFTs to our artist drop NFTs. At the end of the three year redemption window, it will no longer be possible to redeem the NFT for the physical artwork. Much more info here and on their Discord: heni-support.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/categories/4418126950289-HENI-EditionsIt's what happens after the 3 years to the NFT that isn't clear. What's the difference between these and the end of The Currency swap period? On the face of it they seem the same, but HENI are saying they're not... but not saying how they're different.
I read it that after 3 years you either apply for the Real or You Lose the lot as the NFT dissolves into the ether.
The NFT is a receipt or proof of ownership that You can deal in over the 3 years, then who ever holds them claims the real?
With the Currency You get to either keep the Real or the NFT
They've made ti pretty clear. I think most are just relying on an Internet forums perception of things rather than just reading the FAQ directly from the source. The world we live in these days... From HENI: If you fail to redeem the HENI Editions NFT Deed for the physical work before 10am ET February 5th 2025, you will lose your rights to the physical piece and HENI will be free to dispose of it however it wants (including not completing the work). You can keep the NFT after the redemption date, but the purpose of these NFTs is to delay delivery and enable trading. They are a different category of NFTs to our artist drop NFTs. At the end of the three year redemption window, it will no longer be possible to redeem the NFT for the physical artwork. Much more info here and on their Discord: heni-support.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/categories/4418126950289-HENI-EditionsIt's what happens after the 3 years to the NFT that isn't clear. What's the difference between these and the end of The Currency swap period? On the face of it they seem the same, but HENI are saying they're not... but not saying how they're different. I read it that after 3 years you either apply for the Real or You Lose the lot as the NFT dissolves into the ether. The NFT is a receipt or proof of ownership that You can deal in over the 3 years, then who ever holds them claims the real? With the Currency You get to either keep the Real or the NFT |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by teabaggins on Jan 31, 2022 17:43:28 GMT 1, They've made ti pretty clear. ย I think most are just relying on an Internet forums perception of things rather than just reading the FAQ directly from the source. The world we live in these days... From HENI:ย If you fail to redeem the HENI Editions NFT Deed for the physical work before 10am ET February 5th 2025, you will lose your rights to the physical piece and HENI will be free to dispose of it however it wants (including not completing the work). You can keep the NFT after the redemption date, but the purpose of these NFTs is to delay delivery and enable trading. They are a different category of NFTs to our artist drop NFTs. At the end of the three year redemption window, it will no longer be possible to redeem the NFT for the physical artwork. Much more info here and on their Discord:ย heni-support.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/categories/4418126950289-HENI-EditionsIt's what happens after the 3 years to the NFT that isn't clear. What's the difference between these and the end of The Currency swap period? On the face of it they seem the same, but HENI are saying they're not... but not saying how they're different.
They are definitely not the same. The biggest differences between these and the Currency at the end of the swap period is:
Each of The Currency NFTs still remain unique and uniquely titled artworks in NFT form. Being a piece of art is its purpose. It will be traded on as such through Heni and other platforms such as OpenSea and will still hold an (unknown at this point) value as unique individual artworks. Heni has shared that they will in all likelihood continue to offer utility such as (higher chance of getting future drops as a DeFi power user, or the recent swag and Great Expectations airdrops as examples). There is a benefit of holding this type of NFT.
The Empress Deed NFT offers and will offer NO future utility beyond a one time redemption. They are not considered unique individual works of art. They exist solely to be redemption tickets for a physical piece and for making it easier to trade in the 3 year window. You can keep the NFT in your wallet in perpetuity if you choose not to exchange it but it is unlikely to offer any value in return other than a nagging reminder of the $3500 you wasted by not selling or redeeming before time expired. At this point just think of it as a wristband or ticket stub to a show you paid for but didnโt go to.
It wonโt evaporate, self destruct, or anything else unless you take action to move it on from your wallet. But it also wonโt serve much purpose as itโs utility will have expired.
Hope that helps.
They've made ti pretty clear. ย I think most are just relying on an Internet forums perception of things rather than just reading the FAQ directly from the source. The world we live in these days... From HENI:ย If you fail to redeem the HENI Editions NFT Deed for the physical work before 10am ET February 5th 2025, you will lose your rights to the physical piece and HENI will be free to dispose of it however it wants (including not completing the work). You can keep the NFT after the redemption date, but the purpose of these NFTs is to delay delivery and enable trading. They are a different category of NFTs to our artist drop NFTs. At the end of the three year redemption window, it will no longer be possible to redeem the NFT for the physical artwork. Much more info here and on their Discord:ย heni-support.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/categories/4418126950289-HENI-EditionsIt's what happens after the 3 years to the NFT that isn't clear. What's the difference between these and the end of The Currency swap period? On the face of it they seem the same, but HENI are saying they're not... but not saying how they're different. They are definitely not the same. The biggest differences between these and the Currency at the end of the swap period is: Each of The Currency NFTs still remain unique and uniquely titled artworks in NFT form. Being a piece of art is its purpose. It will be traded on as such through Heni and other platforms such as OpenSea and will still hold an (unknown at this point) value as unique individual artworks. Heni has shared that they will in all likelihood continue to offer utility such as (higher chance of getting future drops as a DeFi power user, or the recent swag and Great Expectations airdrops as examples). There is a benefit of holding this type of NFT. The Empress Deed NFT offers and will offer NO future utility beyond a one time redemption. They are not considered unique individual works of art. They exist solely to be redemption tickets for a physical piece and for making it easier to trade in the 3 year window. You can keep the NFT in your wallet in perpetuity if you choose not to exchange it but it is unlikely to offer any value in return other than a nagging reminder of the $3500 you wasted by not selling or redeeming before time expired. At this point just think of it as a wristband or ticket stub to a show you paid for but didnโt go to. It wonโt evaporate, self destruct, or anything else unless you take action to move it on from your wallet. But it also wonโt serve much purpose as itโs utility will have expired. Hope that helps. |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Lord Lucas Roham on Jan 31, 2022 17:47:09 GMT 1, Can I talk about the art quickly.
Are these prints textured or perfectly flat? The video looks like the glitter is raised.
Thoughts?
Can I talk about the art quickly.
Are these prints textured or perfectly flat? The video looks like the glitter is raised.
Thoughts?
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by handy on Jan 31, 2022 17:47:32 GMT 1, Interesting - missed that somehow (in the midst of battle)
Interesting - missed that somehow (in the midst of battle)
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by teabaggins on Jan 31, 2022 17:48:13 GMT 1, Can I talk about the art quickly. Are these prints textured or perfectly flat? The video looks like the glitter is raised. Thoughts?
I had assumed the layer of laminate over the glitter. Iโm not sure though. I hope this is the case.
Can I talk about the art quickly. Are these prints textured or perfectly flat? The video looks like the glitter is raised. Thoughts? I had assumed the layer of laminate over the glitter. Iโm not sure though. I hope this is the case. |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by kfroms on Jan 31, 2022 17:49:42 GMT 1, Can I talk about the art quickly. Are these prints textured or perfectly flat? The video looks like the glitter is raised. Thoughts?
Talk about art?
Are you mad??
Can I talk about the art quickly. Are these prints textured or perfectly flat? The video looks like the glitter is raised. Thoughts? Talk about art? Are you mad?? |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by dantesimone1981 on Jan 31, 2022 17:59:20 GMT 1, Well I'm gonna get the NFT . A bit of an experiment for me and worse case i'll just convert it and have a DH piece for the wall. Heni and DH are smashing the market though, amount of $ they'll make off this will be insane. What do you mean, "worse case"? It's the only case. If you keep the NFT deed, it expires and you are left with nothing.
This afternoon drinking is really catching up with me 
Well I'm gonna get the NFT . A bit of an experiment for me and worse case i'll just convert it and have a DH piece for the wall. Heni and DH are smashing the market though, amount of $ they'll make off this will be insane. What do you mean, "worse case"? It's the only case. If you keep the NFT deed, it expires and you are left with nothing. What did I mean.... Maybe I thought of it like a digital wolf of wall street scenario and I'll be drinking champers after my NFT rises and then drinking my sorrow as it falls dramatically. But hey I still get a DH at the end of it. This afternoon drinking is really catching up with me |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Johnny Sarcasm on Jan 31, 2022 18:13:58 GMT 1, I really like the images when you click "view sizing guide". They give a better impression to me.ย
Thanks, it helps.
Iโve only changed my mind about 968,000 times so far in terms of which one I like best
I really like the images when you click "view sizing guide". They give a better impression to me.ย Thanks, it helps. Iโve only changed my mind about 968,000 times so far in terms of which one I like best |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Happy Shopper on Jan 31, 2022 18:35:45 GMT 1, It's what happens after the 3 years to the NFT that isn't clear. What's the difference between these and the end of The Currency swap period? On the face of it they seem the same, but HENI are saying they're not... but not saying how they're different. They are definitely not the same...... The Empress Deed NFT offers and will offer NO future utility beyond a one time redemption. They are not considered unique individual works of art. They exist solely to be redemption tickets for a physical piece and for making it easier to trade in the 3 year window. You can keep the NFT in your wallet in perpetuity if you choose not to exchange it but it is unlikely to offer any value in return other than a nagging reminder of the $3500 you wasted by not selling or redeeming before time expired. At this point just think of it as a wristband or ticket stub to a show you paid for but didnโt go to.
Isn't this the same as a lot of editioned NFTs though?
No "utility", not unique, and just a jpeg attached to link!
You can say it's not an artwork like The Currency, and maybe it's not so high res, but when has that ever stopped an NFT being traded and reaching silly amounts !?
At the ed of the day (or the 3 years), if it can be traded, and has a perceived value (which is all most NFTs can claim), what's the substantial difference?
(Just seems a bit of grey area)
It's what happens after the 3 years to the NFT that isn't clear. What's the difference between these and the end of The Currency swap period? On the face of it they seem the same, but HENI are saying they're not... but not saying how they're different. They are definitely not the same...... The Empress Deed NFT offers and will offer NO future utility beyond a one time redemption. They are not considered unique individual works of art. They exist solely to be redemption tickets for a physical piece and for making it easier to trade in the 3 year window. You can keep the NFT in your wallet in perpetuity if you choose not to exchange it but it is unlikely to offer any value in return other than a nagging reminder of the $3500 you wasted by not selling or redeeming before time expired. At this point just think of it as a wristband or ticket stub to a show you paid for but didnโt go to. Isn't this the same as a lot of editioned NFTs though? No "utility", not unique, and just a jpeg attached to link! You can say it's not an artwork like The Currency, and maybe it's not so high res, but when has that ever stopped an NFT being traded and reaching silly amounts !? At the ed of the day (or the 3 years), if it can be traded, and has a perceived value (which is all most NFTs can claim), what's the substantial difference? (Just seems a bit of grey area) |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Riotcops on Jan 31, 2022 18:45:45 GMT 1, I'm not sure why all the confusion.
The NFT is a ticket to the Super Bowl. You can use it to actually go to the Super Bowl yourself, or you can trade it or sell it for whatever amount someone is willing to pay up until game day.
If you choose not to attend the superbowl and you did not sell the ticket to the superbowl, you are left with a worthless piece of paper (or digital token).
I'm not sure why all the confusion.
The NFT is a ticket to the Super Bowl. You can use it to actually go to the Super Bowl yourself, or you can trade it or sell it for whatever amount someone is willing to pay up until game day.
If you choose not to attend the superbowl and you did not sell the ticket to the superbowl, you are left with a worthless piece of paper (or digital token).
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by teabaggins on Jan 31, 2022 18:55:07 GMT 1, They are definitely not the same...... The Empress Deed NFT offers and will offer NO future utility beyond a one time redemption. They are not considered unique individual works of art. They exist solely to be redemption tickets for a physical piece and for making it easier to trade in the 3 year window. You can keep the NFT in your wallet in perpetuity if you choose not to exchange it but it is unlikely to offer any value in return other than a nagging reminder of the $3500 you wasted by not selling or redeeming before time expired. At this point just think of it as a wristband or ticket stub to a show you paid for but didnโt go to. Isn't this the same as a lot of editioned NFTs though? No "utility", not unique, and just a jpeg attached to link! You can say it's not an artwork like The Currency, and maybe it's not so high res, but when has that ever stopped an NFT being traded and reaching silly amounts !? At the ed of the day (or the 3 years), if it can be traded, and has a perceived value (which is all most NFTs can claim), what's the substantial difference? (Just seems a bit of grey area)
Its all about they type of NFT. They are not all the same nor are they used the same way.
A POAP (proof of attendance protocol) NFT for example is simply a ticket stub for attending an event. (Physical or virtual) they have no value outside of nostalgia typically.
A โDeed NFTโ is like a โPOAPโ but also with a one time utility of redemption for a physical artwork.
They are definitely not the same...... The Empress Deed NFT offers and will offer NO future utility beyond a one time redemption. They are not considered unique individual works of art. They exist solely to be redemption tickets for a physical piece and for making it easier to trade in the 3 year window. You can keep the NFT in your wallet in perpetuity if you choose not to exchange it but it is unlikely to offer any value in return other than a nagging reminder of the $3500 you wasted by not selling or redeeming before time expired. At this point just think of it as a wristband or ticket stub to a show you paid for but didnโt go to. Isn't this the same as a lot of editioned NFTs though? No "utility", not unique, and just a jpeg attached to link! You can say it's not an artwork like The Currency, and maybe it's not so high res, but when has that ever stopped an NFT being traded and reaching silly amounts !? At the ed of the day (or the 3 years), if it can be traded, and has a perceived value (which is all most NFTs can claim), what's the substantial difference? (Just seems a bit of grey area) Its all about they type of NFT. They are not all the same nor are they used the same way. A POAP (proof of attendance protocol) NFT for example is simply a ticket stub for attending an event. (Physical or virtual) they have no value outside of nostalgia typically. A โDeed NFTโ is like a โPOAPโ but also with a one time utility of redemption for a physical artwork. |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Happy Shopper on Jan 31, 2022 18:57:07 GMT 1, I'm not sure why all the confusion. The NFT is a ticket to the Super Bowl. You can use it to actually go to the Super Bowl yourself, or you can trade it or sell it for whatever amount someone is willing to pay up until game day. If you choose not to attend the superbowl and you did not sell the ticket to the superbowl, you are left with a worthless piece of paper (or digital token).
That's how I see it.
But then that's also how I see The Currency NFT... but I'm told this is different, and it really is just a ticket... except to me it looks the same (more or less  )
I'm not sure why all the confusion. The NFT is a ticket to the Super Bowl. You can use it to actually go to the Super Bowl yourself, or you can trade it or sell it for whatever amount someone is willing to pay up until game day. If you choose not to attend the superbowl and you did not sell the ticket to the superbowl, you are left with a worthless piece of paper (or digital token). That's how I see it. But then that's also how I see The Currency NFT... but I'm told this is different, and it really is just a ticket... except to me it looks the same (more or less ) |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Riotcops on Jan 31, 2022 19:04:07 GMT 1, I'm not sure why all the confusion. The NFT is a ticket to the Super Bowl. You can use it to actually go to the Super Bowl yourself, or you can trade it or sell it for whatever amount someone is willing to pay up until game day. If you choose not to attend the superbowl and you did not sell the ticket to the superbowl, you are left with a worthless piece of paper (or digital token). That's how I see it. But then that's also how I see The Currency NFT... but I'm told this is different, and it really is just a ticket... except to me it looks the same (more or less  )
I suppose using my analogy, the Currency are season tickets. They are good in perpetuity and each assigned an individual seat in the stadium. You OWN that seat, no one else. Unless you decide to sell it.
These NFT's are more for the tailgate party. Thousands of people with the exact same ticket, no assigned seating. Nothing unique about them except they give you entry to the party. Once the party is over, it's over.
I'm not sure why all the confusion. The NFT is a ticket to the Super Bowl. You can use it to actually go to the Super Bowl yourself, or you can trade it or sell it for whatever amount someone is willing to pay up until game day. If you choose not to attend the superbowl and you did not sell the ticket to the superbowl, you are left with a worthless piece of paper (or digital token). That's how I see it. But then that's also how I see The Currency NFT... but I'm told this is different, and it really is just a ticket... except to me it looks the same (more or less ) The Currency is not though, those are each tied to a unique artwork. I suppose using my analogy, the Currency are season tickets. They are good in perpetuity and each assigned an individual seat in the stadium. You OWN that seat, no one else. Unless you decide to sell it. These NFT's are more for the tailgate party. Thousands of people with the exact same ticket, no assigned seating. Nothing unique about them except they give you entry to the party. Once the party is over, it's over. |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Happy Shopper on Jan 31, 2022 19:07:53 GMT 1, That's how I see it. But then that's also how I see The Currency NFT... but I'm told this is different, and it really is just a ticket... except to me it looks the same (more or less ) The Currency is not though, those are each tied to a unique artwork. I suppose using my analogy, the Currency are season tickets. They are good in perpetuity and each assigned an individual seat in the stadium. You OWN that seat, no one else. Unless you decide to sell it. These NFT's are more for the tailgate party. Thousands of people with the exact same ticket, no assigned seating. Nothing unique about them except they give you entry to the party. Once the party is over, it's over.
But to my old mind the currency ticket expires too when you can no longer trade for the physical art.
One is an original, the other is a print... that's the only difference I can see.
That's how I see it. But then that's also how I see The Currency NFT... but I'm told this is different, and it really is just a ticket... except to me it looks the same (more or less ) The Currency is not though, those are each tied to a unique artwork. I suppose using my analogy, the Currency are season tickets. They are good in perpetuity and each assigned an individual seat in the stadium. You OWN that seat, no one else. Unless you decide to sell it. These NFT's are more for the tailgate party. Thousands of people with the exact same ticket, no assigned seating. Nothing unique about them except they give you entry to the party. Once the party is over, it's over. But to my old mind the currency ticket expires too when you can no longer trade for the physical art. One is an original, the other is a print... that's the only difference I can see. |
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Damien Hirst H10 โข The Empresses, by Deleted on Jan 31, 2022 19:21:15 GMT 1, The Currency is not though, those are each tied to a unique artwork. I suppose using my analogy, the Currency are season tickets. They are good in perpetuity and each assigned an individual seat in the stadium. You OWN that seat, no one else. Unless you decide to sell it. These NFT's are more for the tailgate party. Thousands of people with the exact same ticket, no assigned seating. Nothing unique about them except they give you entry to the party. Once the party is over, it's over. But to my old mind the currency ticket expires too when you can no longer trade for the physical art. One is an original, the other is a print... that's the only difference I can see.
The currency if not changed for real will always be an NFT of the artwork and the real will be destroyed
The Empresses if not changed for real will not be an NFT of the artwork and the real will be destroyed
The Currency is not though, those are each tied to a unique artwork. I suppose using my analogy, the Currency are season tickets. They are good in perpetuity and each assigned an individual seat in the stadium. You OWN that seat, no one else. Unless you decide to sell it. These NFT's are more for the tailgate party. Thousands of people with the exact same ticket, no assigned seating. Nothing unique about them except they give you entry to the party. Once the party is over, it's over. But to my old mind the currency ticket expires too when you can no longer trade for the physical art. One is an original, the other is a print... that's the only difference I can see. The currency if not changed for real will always be an NFT of the artwork and the real will be destroyed The Empresses if not changed for real will not be an NFT of the artwork and the real will be destroyed |
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