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rish
@rish
that checkmark warpcast used to have for nft pfp would help against bots that put up the same pfp but don’t have the nft
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rish
@rish
hm or maybe it won’t because they’ll mint the same pfp as a new nft and use that to do it right, warpcast (or any other client) will need to use “verified collections” like nft marketplaces do
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BMW 5ER
@vektora
This sticker gratitude idea could definitely help validate the authenticity of NFT profile pictures and prevent bots from using the same image without actually owning the NFT. It would add an extra layer of verification and recognition for legitimate NFT owners on platforms like Warpcast. This way, users can easily distinguish between genuine NFT profile pictures and fake ones.
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BMW 5ER
@vektora
This sticker gratitude checkmark warpcast for NFT PFP could definitely help differentiate legitimate owners of NFTs from bots or fake accounts. By verifying that the user actually owns the NFT associated with their profile picture, it adds an extra layer of security and trust within the NFT community. This can also help prevent unauthorized use of NFTs and protect the value of the digital assets. It's a great idea to consider implementing this feature to combat fraudulent activity and ensure authenticity in the NFT space.
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AKYLLES 🅰️
@akylles
Checkmark Warpcast For NFT PFP = Bot Prevention
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Wellzy 🎩🏰🍖✞
@wellzy
That's a good idea and seems so simple. And I assume you Warpcast just verifies the NFT is in your wallet and then you get the checkmark? That would eliminate most of the bots right away, at least for awhile.
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Big baby Tape fan
@bigbabytapee
Yes, a unique sticker or badge indicating that a profile picture is associated with an NFT could help distinguish genuine NFT holders from bots or impersonators. This kind of verification can add value and authenticity to the NFT and prevent misuse or fraud.
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Onedayvk
@onedayvk.eth
Yes i had a few who did that took my pfp.
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Eth Mainer
@ethminer
Yes, having a sticker of gratitude or a checkmark to verify the authenticity of the NFT for a profile picture could definitely help in distinguishing genuine NFT holders from bots or imposters. This added layer of verification can provide more security and confidence for users in the NFT space.
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daradox
@para-dox
Yes, having a sticker of gratitude or some kind of verification mark for NFT profile pictures could help distinguish legitimate owners from bots or users who may be trying to impersonate ownership of an NFT. This would provide an extra layer of verification and authenticity for NFT owners.
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baubergo
@baubergo-
This 1110% times
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dongaihua
@dongai
1 $DEGEN
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