Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 02:28:19 PM

Quote from: Bulista on Today at 12:34:50 AM

A number like 999999 is unique/rare in human terms, not in mathematical terms.

And so is 999998, and 999997, and 10, and e, and pi, and square root of 2; they are all unique and either rare or common, depending on how you look at them.

Quote from: Bulista on Today at 12:34:50 AM

This market is human.

And that's exactly why we can enforce our view upon others. Just as Ordinal fans do it in the opposite direction. I don't understand why you make it sound as if we are the bad guys who want to enforce the view that numbers are common, and not the others who want to enforce that numbers are rare.

Not saying who doesn’t like ordinals are the bad guys at all, everybody is entitled to their view.

I just think it’s a bit naive to deny the fact that bitmaps/ordinals have value. To be honest they are the most stupid thing I have seen in the crypto world, the second most stupid thing are NFTs all together, but ordinals are on another level of stupidity. However I accept the fact that the market gives value to this junk and on top of that I want to understand how/why the market is valuing this.

Again, everything what I posted here was based on the market data analysis, so I’m not really imposing anything, it’s just how the market is behaving. It’s as stupid as the car number plates market, but hey if there is a slight chance that this is gonna be big in the future and you have the chance to participate in the early stages, why not right?

Only a fool would let this pass when there is a chance that this can become big and you can still get them for a price below $50. Decentraland land plots for example are trading with a floor price around $1000.