Quote from: s1 on February 21, 2018, 03:10:22 AM

Quote from: jznsamuel on February 14, 2018, 07:42:11 AM

Quote from: s1 on February 10, 2018, 03:35:41 AM

Quote from: PRNETWORK on February 09, 2018, 12:39:57 AM

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Check this one out: https://www.cryptocelebrities.co/
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What is your thought on this little "copy"?

Not sure I understand it. You have to "buy in" to participate, and the reward(airdrop) goes to most expensive cards? Bad economics in my opinion; but then I never bought a kitten either.

My opinion of cryptocelebrities:
- no fractional ownership
- users have to invest to participation (sometimes implies a scam is involved)
- Does this trading history look legit to you?
7 minutes ago John F. Kennedy was purchased for 9.2092 by Kabbenbock
8 minutes ago John F. Kennedy was purchased for 7.5276 by cryptobros
12 minutes ago John F. Kennedy was purchased for 6.1530 by Kabbenbock
37 minutes ago John F. Kennedy was purchased for 5.0294 by maui2020
38 minutes ago John F. Kennedy was purchased for 4.1110 by Kabbenbock
45 minutes ago John F. Kennedy was purchased for 3.3603 by maui2020
about an hour ago John F. Kennedy was purchased for 2.7467 by 0x0b7f4DE10cD4C3
about an hour ago John F. Kennedy was purchased for 2.2451 by Alyshira
about an hour ago John F. Kennedy was purchased for 1.8352 by Cvofinancial
about an hour ago John F. Kennedy was purchased for 1.5001 by Zavulon

Does look somewhat fishy, probably the early adopter trying to get the bigger pie. And the prices are way to high. The USP of Pr.Network is that you get to have so many unique cards for free by just being active on the site. Looking forward to the Pr rocket launch.

I had it wrong. The start price low, you buys, then someone can out-bid you (at higher price). That is why people re-buy a card. Bidding ends when priced up.

still, starting price is quite high in comparison to being free. you might even be stuck with a card no one else wants to buy. then your initial investment would suffer.