Worst of all in this sad story is that we will certainly have to ***** from seeing the list of NFT cards next to the list of SEC cards we do not own in the store... 😰

Maybe like the guy cards, they will not be visible to anyone who does not own one.

Worst of all in this sad story is that we will certainly have to ***** from seeing the list of NFT cards next to the list of SEC cards we do not own in the store... 😰

I am "sitting on the fence" at the moment but if that happens it would be the end for me with iStripper.

I have lived with the SECs and even supported them to a certain extent if it helps Totem's revenues but as someone who has been a full collector for the last few years, to have cards waived in my face that I cannot own will the end for me.

You get used to it @Number6.

As a collector, I've come to believe that if I don't own these cards, it's because they don't deserve to be in my collection, that Totem doesn't deserve that I pay amounts disproportionate to the real value of these cards and for this kind of comnportment of creating artificial scarcity in relation to cards, to extract large sums of money from their customers. Because it is known that there are many more losers than winners in the games, to get SEC.

The only thing to do is not to display these cards on purpose, because it becomes an unnecessary provocation in my opinion.

Our responsibility is not to encourage this kind of behavior by not participating in the games for SEC and the purchase of NFT.

But of course many will continue to encourage it, and Totem knows this.

After all, if some people are willing to throw their money away, that's their problem.



On s'habitue @Number6.

En tant que collectionneur, J'en suis venu à me dire que si je ne possède pas ces cartes, c'est parce qu'elles ne méritent pas de faire partie de ma collection, Que Totem ne mérite pas que je paie des sommes disproportionnées à la valeur réelle de ces cartes et pour ce genre de comnportement de création de rareté artificielle en lien à des cartes, pour soutirer de fortes sommes à leurs clients. Car on sait qu'il y a beaucoup plus de perdants que de gagnants dans les jeux, pour obtenir des SEC.

La descence par contre pour eux serait de ne pas faire exprès d'afficher ces cartes à la vue de tous, car cela devient de la provocation inutile à mon avis.

Notre responsabilité à nous et de ne pas encourager ce genre de comportement en ne participant pas aux jeux pour les SEC et à l'achat des NFT.

Mais évidemment plusieurs vont continuer à les encourager, et Totem le sait très bien.

Après tout, s'il y en a qui sont prêt à jeter leur argent par la fenêtre, c'est leur problème.

You know if the price of one nft show is less or equal to the true price of one SEC then it would be much better than gambling for SEC cards. 1 The price is known 2 You can sell it after you have enjoyed it.
2000 credits for SEC after deducting winnings often still several hundreds. Depending of price this could be very interesting.
Anyone knows price? I do not see it listed

La descence par contre pour eux serait de ne pas faire exprès d'afficher ces cartes à la vue de tous, car cela devient de la provocation inutile à mon avis.

Notre responsabilité à nous et de ne pas encourager ce genre de comportement en ne participant pas aux jeux pour les SEC et à l'achat des NFT.

Mais évidemment plusieurs vont continuer à les encourager, et Totem le sait très bien.

Après tout, s'il y en a qui sont prêt à jeter leur argent par la fenêtre, c'est leur problème.

Sans chercher à me faire l'avocat du diable, il me semble que l'argent c'est fait pour être dépensé même en passant par la fenêtre. Il faut bien une ouverture pour que l'argent sorte. Non?

2 You can sell it after you have enjoyed it.

Be careful with that. The second market means nothing as long as you did not find a buyer and it may not sell at the price you would expect, could be more, could be less... no guarantee.

As for any "investment" on very volatile market or "gambling" in casino, my only recommendation is do spend only money you are ready/can afford to loose, and don't put you and your relatives at risk.

After having read this entire thread, it seems the consensus is towards not embracing the new NFT system. I am sure it will be successful as there will always be enough of the community who will find this an enjoyable way to expand their growing collections.

When I first came onto this platform I was like most other people, just collecting the cards I wanted and not even thinking about the others. Unfortunately for me, it was not long before my collector's mindset took control and soon, I found myself wanting to gain the complete set. Last year I finally hit my goal which only meant I ended up buying cards I will never watch.

But even that was not enough. I then went on to get every SEC and had plans of keeping this going for many years to come.

I guess what I am saying is that it is people like me who have brought this delve into the NFT system about. I do not see it as a terrible thing, I just see it as another thing, and as I said earlier, I have no doubt it will see more than enough traction to make it viable for Totem to carry it out very profitably.

Having said that, it will do it without me.

Where I am more than happy to keep adding to my set of regular cards for as long as the platform is here, I will end my persuit of SECs as they will no longer matter so much anymore. I think this will become over saturation, even for a collector like me. As soon as I start seeing NFT cards in the store I will never own it will become a complete turn off.

I wish all at Totem the very best of luck with this project, but I am afraid I'm out. :o)

Where I am more than happy to keep adding to my set of regular cards for as long as the platform is here, I will end my persuit of SECs as they will no longer matter so much anymore.

I think this NFT card system should replace the SEC system. It is a much more transparent way of introducing "exclusive" limited edition cards.

@mitchell

Two points about SEC`s
1) They are NOT exclusive limited edition cards.
The SEC`s that are issued with the Advent Calendar could, in theory, be obtained by every person in the world with access to a computer and the istripper website.
2) Although we do not have access to the numbers, I believe that Totem make large profits on most SEC`s especially those which you can only obtain through a gambling game.

Should these NFT cards be implemented I'm out of here.

Sorry to hear that, but I think you should mark this year's Valentine's Day on your calendar to head out, as it looks the company's set in their goals.

Unable to visit dolz.io. Don't understand why. My router blocks this site while I can visit the whole usual net, twitter for instance and pornsites. Does it have to do with mining and uses special ports?

Does it have to do with mining and uses special ports?

Try with the port ::69😐

I really wanted to have Sia's Kitty show(white outfit) installed.
If it's being shifted to dolz then kindly help me with some other solution to be able to buy it somehow. (Especially after it's released)

I was already unhappy with difficulty of Special Event cards but it's OK since I somehow eased it out in November End as that was only chance to do so.

Also I can't understand pre-sale and it's whitelist.
Though I somehow created entries, it shouldn't be so exclusive that I'm not able to buy that show at all.

I created a Metamask wallet and I couldn't understand it though I use the same wallet on both desktop and mobile by using a secret phrase.
How should I use it's public address on top left?

Cryptocurrencies are very hard to understand.

So then how NFT can be bought on Metamask wallet so that I'm able to get her show.
Thank you if you can guide me.

@anising, please join Dolz Discord or Telegram to get quick answers to your questions :)

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Cheers

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Here's my opinion, as a long-time member, for what it's worth:

I understand the desire to introduce these cards. NFT is very appealing, but still so new that it has that 'lottery' kind of feel and extreme volatility that must be considered. I personally know two people who have lost nearly everything they had -- and they started out comparatively rich -- by investing too much in Bitcoin, which uses the same underlying technology.

As an alternative to SECs, why not? Another option for folks to engage (and spend money ;) ).

I personally am frustrated by SECs. The 'dangle in front of you' aspect bothers me as I am not in a financial position to spend a large sum of real dollars for a show, even if that show is amazing. There are several SECs that I long for but have to accept that I will never own (unless something wild happens and they 'fall into my lapdance' ;) ).

I will not engage in NFTs for the same reason. I enjoy the shows I have, mixing and matching them based on mood, and I go back to them randomly and frequently. I would not buy a card as an investment to sell later. There are other ways to make money that are much less risky.

My concern is twofold -- (1) the increased frustration I feel when cards I'd love to see are dangled in front of me with no realistic way for me to acquire them, and (2) the possibility that this will eventually overtake the cadence of 'buy with credits' cards that I've been doing for quite a long time now.

Unlike some here I will not penalize Totem for making this move... they do what makes sense to them as a company. I want them to succeed. I'm not leaving because they're doing this...

...I'll stay as long as I have the ability to acquire new shows every week through the current credit system (or similar, inexpensive and predictable methods), and the quality and quantity of those shows doesn't diminish overmuch.

Unlike some here I will not penalize Totem for making this move... they do what makes sense to them as a company. I want them to succeed. I'm not leaving because they're doing this...

...I'll stay as long as I have the ability to acquire new shows every week through the current credit system (or similar, inexpensive and predictable methods),

I totally agree with this.

iStripper is about to launch its first collection of trading cards!

iStripper trading cards will contain the same format of iStripper shows as the current ones, but presented as numbered cards, and with varying degrees of rarity.

These trading cards will be created in the form of NFTs, that is to say they will be protected by the blockchain technology.

What for ? To be able to sell, exchange and buy them on the https://dolz.io marketplace via a cryptocurrency: the $Dolz.

Here are the first images of an iStripper trading card: https://twitter.com/Dolz_official/status/1474009887566925833

If you have any questions do not hesitate to write here or join our Discord server on https://dolz.io/discord ou sur telegram : https://t.me/dolzchat :)


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iStripper se prépare à lancer sa première collection de trading cards !

Les trading cards iStripper contiendront le même format de full shows iStripper que les shows actuels et seront présentés sous forme de cartes numérotées, et avec différents degrés de rareté.

Ces trading cards seront créées sous forme de NFT, c'est-à-dire qu'elles seront protégées par la technologie de la blockchain.

Pour quoi faire ? Pour pouvoir les vendre, les échanger et les acheter sur la marketplace https://dolz.io via une cryptomonnaie: le $Dolz.

Voici les premières images d’une trading card iStripper: https://twitter.com/Dolz_official/status/1474009887566925833

Si vous avez des questions, vous pouvez les poser ici ou sur notre serveur Discord : https://dolz.io/discord ou sur telegram https://t.me/dolzchat :)

I'm not spending a single new cent on this company until they announce they are getting out of the extremely problematic and exploitative NFT scam business.

@leecachu

What part of Totem's use of NFTs do you find deceptive.

Please note that by definition a scam must entail deception. Simply being something you don't like or costing a lot does not make something a scam.

donc si on voulais un show sortie en NFT, 1 ou 2 *****ées plus tot, ca sera impossible de l'avoir a un prix normal ca sera a des prix démentiel non?

ca sera des cartes numérotées donc limité a un certain nombre une fois les, par exemple 500 vendu il y en aura plus de disponnible sauf si un acheur précédent le vends? donc obligatoirement a des prix gonflé...

bref déja que le NFT en ce moment est bancale avec toute les histoires qu'on entends d'entreprises NFT piraté...

ca sera des cartes numérotées donc limité a un certain nombre une fois les, par exemple 500 vendu il y en aura plus de disponnible sauf si un acheur précédent le vends? donc obligatoirement a des prix gonflé...

Perhaps the easiest way to think of them is as being a modern day equivalent of the centuries old practice of "limited editions" of fine art prints or books.

Perhaps the easiest way to think of them is as being a modern day equivalent of the centuries old practice of "limited editions" of fine art prints or books.

Ces éditions limitées sont maintenant généralement consultables dans un musée, une bibliothèque parce que son détenteur a voulu en faire profiter à une majorité de personnes. Tout ceci pour poser cette question : un acheteur généreux de NFT pourrait il mettre son spectacle à la disposition de tous ou n'est-ce pas possible ?😶
These limited editions are now generally available for consultation in a museum or a library because their holder wanted to share them with a majority of people. All this to ask this question: could a generous buyer of NFT make his show available to everyone or is it not possible?😶

These limited editions are now generally available for consultation in a museum or a library because their holder wanted to share them with a majority of people.

That is very wrong. Limited editions, e.g. of Harry Potter books are not generally available in museums.

That is very wrong. Limited editions, e.g. of Harry Potter books are not generally available in museums.

I couldn't understand properly. If its "Not available"?
If that means I won't get it at all then I have to give up which is last thing I want to do.
I only needed 1st 2, but forgive me.

That is very wrong. Limited editions, e.g. of Harry Potter books are not generally available in museums.

No hassle @TheEmu, that was just to get to my final question. Though one day or another even Harry Potter will be in public use 😊
Of course the author is still alive, I think. But if you take the writings of Julius Caesar! I don't think there are any private writings left. It's only a matter of time 😊