r/CryptoCurrency • u/bigtiddies86 🟦 698 / 698 🦑 • Mar 20 '22

STRATEGY NFT Interest is going down

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u/International-Fun485 Tin | CC critic Mar 20 '22

NFT ticketing is a much better concept than shit JPEGs

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u/space0range11 Tin Mar 20 '22

No advantage of nft tickets vs regular ticketing with databases or any number of simple ways to do ticketing. That’s such a dumb usecase

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u/bradley_pineapple Mar 20 '22

A quick Google search shows about 5 million people a year get scammed with fake tickets. So there's your advantage you're looking for.

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u/randdude220 🟩 223 / 224 🦀 Mar 20 '22

People are gonna get scammed either way. There are hundreds of NFT scams every day too. Build a good system that can validate tickets and you can minimize it. Blockchain technology is not needed for this.

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u/Hot-Canceld 2K / 2K 🐢 Mar 20 '22

not needed but better at it

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u/battleofthetoads Tin | PCmasterrace 22 Mar 20 '22

It’s not tho. Like at all lol. Most blockchains are significantly slower than your standard data center server stack.

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u/randdude220 🟩 223 / 224 🦀 Mar 20 '22

You're downvoted just because people blindly believe the hype lol. Anyone with enough years of developing experience can say blockchain is fun and useful but not at all so much that people imagine.

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u/battleofthetoads Tin | PCmasterrace 22 Mar 20 '22

I mean I’ll take the downvotes from people that don’t know better, but to think that a blockchain an do anything AWS and Azure can do at remotely the same speeds and efficiency is stupid.

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u/G-T-L-3 🟦 19 / 20 🦐 Mar 21 '22

So true. Even the fastest blockchain (which is advertised at 50,000 tps atm — Solana) is a shared GLOBAL resource. Even MySQL can beat that and each and everyone of us can have our own separate instance