One of Horror’s First NFT-Backed Short Films, “Trick Not Treat”, Hits AtomicHub Marketplace
On Saturday, October 23, Lawford County Productions and Terror Cards announced the drop of one of the first short horror films ever to be made for the purpose of being minted as a Non-Fungible Token, otherwise known as an NFT. Owners of the NFT will be granted access to view the short, “Trick Not Treat”, which has a running time of four minutes and 55-seconds and stars independent talent by the likes of Gil T. Wilson as “Jack”, Christine Jones as “Sally”, Grayson Pinkston as the Candy Corn Bag Spirit and Adam Gard (10/31 Part III) as the Trick or Treater.
Angela RosePublished 11 days ago in The ChainBitcoin Sucks Up More Electricity than Many Countries — How Is That Possible?
For most people, Cryptocurrencies have just been mysterious black boxes of profits. Since last decade, people invested Billions of dollars on them and reaped huge returns.
Nikhil VemuPublished 16 days ago in The Chain
Is eCash (XEC) Cryptocurrency a Good Investment?
Is eCash (XEC) cryptocurrency a good investment? I saw the commercial about eCash crypto and I was like "What?" I never heard anything about it before. It looks so cool! So, what is eCash?
Aamir KamalPublished 24 days ago in The Chain4 Benefits of NFTs for Creators and Artists
In a previous article, I wrote about how NFTs enable the market for digital collectibles. I've also covered how people's desire to collect in the digital world can be explained by all the same emotional and cultural factors that make us collect in the physical world. Digital collectibles are arguably so similar to physical ones at a fundamental level that there's no reason why they wouldn't become an integral part of our lives in the years to come. People wanting to truly own their digital assets just makes sense.
Christian JensenPublished about a month ago in The Chain
Are Digital Collectibles Pure Speculation?
As I wrote about here, people collect all kinds of things for all kinds of reasons. Plenty of studies have been done on the emotional and cultural drivers behind our innate instinct to collect. These studies have never been done in a digital context though and for good reason. The digital collectibles market has really only existed in a few years and has only gotten some mainstream attention in the last year.
Christian JensenPublished about a month ago in The Chain
The Significance Of Having The Suitable Cryptocurrency Wallet
Even though cryptocurrencies have been around for over a decade, their popularity skyrocketed in 2017, bringing thousands of platforms and millions of users to the forefront of digital finance.
What Is Ethereum?
Ethereum, which is Bitcoin’s largest rival, stands poised to overtake Bitcoin as the largest cryptocurrency by market cap in an event financial experts are referring to as “The Flippening”. If you missed the Bitcoin train, Ethereum may just be the answer for you. Not just a currency but also a valuable tool in creating digital items such as NFTs using it’s ether, today we are going to take a look at the history of Ethereum and if it makes sense to toss some bills into for you, the investor.
Jessica BuggPublished 3 months ago in The ChainCan We Do Dogecoin Mining
Dogecoin and Litecoin mining have a common algorithm, as Dogecoin was originally based on Luckycoin which was derived from Litecoin. By using this algorithm, they can be combined in mining, which means that they can be mined at the same time without compromising operational efficiency. In the early years of Dogecoins, the dismantling of the currency was relatively easy, as only a few people participated in the network.
21 Interesting Facts About Bitcoin
With the rise in popularity of Bitcoin, its value has skyrocketed. It is now worth thousands more than what it was worth a few years ago. As such, bitcoin is getting more and more attention from investors and users all over the world. Let's take a look at some interesting facts about this phenomenal digital currency.
Fact NationPublished a day ago in The ChainHow to Tokenize your Fame quickly?
Did you know that a popular graphic designer named Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) sold “Every day's: The First 5000 Days,” for $69.3 million becoming the third-most-expensive work of art sold by a living artist? After the works of Jeff Koons and David Hockney? It’s a collage of every piece of art created on a daily basis for the past 13 years. What??? Yes, the art is getting a little hype because everything now is moving in digital. And this new phenomenon is attracting a strange brew of not just artists and collectors, but also speculators or even curious people. After years of creating free content for platforms like Facebook, Instagram, etc every artist, creator by any means is getting now the return of his pride and a reconnaissance of his value. We can call this movement a hype art bubble. It’s the moment when it’s possible to truly “own” and sell digital art for the first time. It will end the disruptive power of tech giants who took for granted all the free valuable content we gave them. I’m a digital artist too and for a long time, I see possible a legitimate market online where unique things can be sold at the right price. Therefore an NFT of “Buying Myself Back: A Model for Redistribution” just sold for $140,000 plus fees. The non-fungible token is linked to a photo of the model Emily Ratajkowski, standing in front of an Instagram post showing a photo of herself shot for Sports Illustrated, that was blown up and mounted on canvas by Richard Prince.
Which certification is best for blockchain?
Blockchain has transformed the conventional approaches for documentation of data and verification of its ownership. It has become more than just the underlying technology behind cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. Blockchain takes away the possibilities for any counterfeit transactions without depending on a central administrator.
Aviv LichtigsteinPublished a day ago in The ChainWhat Are Decentralized Finances [DeFi]?
DeFi or Decentralized Finance is an ecosystem composed of different protocols or DApps [Decentralized Applications], don’t worry I will talk about them in another article, that allows you to access financial services such as loans, savings accounts, exchanges, and more. In short, they are peer-to-peer financial services that run in a blockchain. Interaction with DeFi is usually done through dapps (“decentralized applications”).
Juan CienfuegosPublished 2 days ago in The Chain
A Guide to Develop Your Own Cryptocurrency
With the growth of blockchain technology, many people are interested in learning about how to make their own Cryptocurrency. There are a few major ways to accomplish this.
Antier SolutionsPublished 2 days ago in The ChainIs Dogelon Mars ELON A Good Investment? Will Dogelon Mars Coin Reach $1?
My brother is into crypto investments, so he told me about this new coin that was just released. I have to admit, it does seem pretty cool. It's called Dogelon Mars (ELON) and it seems to be quite similar to Dogecoin with the same features of being mined by computers, but instead of a Shiba Inu on the front of the coin, they have a dog-like creature from outer space! I'm thinking maybe I'll buy some for myself. You can get ELON coins on the official site here.
Aamir KamalPublished 2 days ago in The Chain
Crypto Wallet: Coinomi Wallet and Daedalus Wallet
A cryptocurrency wallet is a piece of software that digitally stores the private keys necessary to sign bitcoin transactions on distributed ledgers. They're an important part of the cryptocurrency ecosystem since they're the only means to prove ownership of digital assets and conduct transactions that transfer or change them.
WHAT IS STO EXCHANGE
WHAT IS STO EXCHANGE? Security Commemoratives immolations (STO) are dependable digital means commemoratives in the crypto- verse. Unlike Original Coin Offering (ICO), STOs are backed by real- world means and these commemoratives are biddable with government regulations, so it does n’t suffer from government hindrance while trading asset commemoratives.
STO EXCHANGEPublished 3 days ago in The Chain
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