- Mar 21, 2013
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It seems to me like NFT bots are raking in $$$ by being faster than manual buyers/bidders.
I confess I haven't bought or sold a single NFT. I'm watching this crypto tulip craze from afar.
But for you talented bot writers, getting to NFT auctions faster than competition and integrating the bot with some crypto, may yield big returns.
For context:
In the above case we may have a bit of an ethical (legal?) situation IF the NFT creator is the same guy doing the botting (I say IF bc I'm not in on what's happening there). Then it'd be unfair competition since a creator knows when the NFT will hit the market. Showing the above tweet merely for context, do not try this please.
There may be good $$$ opportunities writing NFT buy/sell bots, much like expired domain bots. Fastest/smartest bot wins.
Just an idea.
I confess I haven't bought or sold a single NFT. I'm watching this crypto tulip craze from afar.
But for you talented bot writers, getting to NFT auctions faster than competition and integrating the bot with some crypto, may yield big returns.
For context:
In the above case we may have a bit of an ethical (legal?) situation IF the NFT creator is the same guy doing the botting (I say IF bc I'm not in on what's happening there). Then it'd be unfair competition since a creator knows when the NFT will hit the market. Showing the above tweet merely for context, do not try this please.
There may be good $$$ opportunities writing NFT buy/sell bots, much like expired domain bots. Fastest/smartest bot wins.
Just an idea.
