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0:00For 7 whole days in a row, I was
0:01flipping Telegram NFT gifts. And today,
0:03I have something to show you. And yes,
0:06these are those very Pepe frogs,
0:08Durov’s caps, and all his various
0:09figurines that people nowadays are
0:11trading for houses, apartments, cars,
0:13and much more. Basically, in today's
0:17video experiment, we’ll check if the
0:18market is alive, whether you can flip
0:20there—you know, just regular
0:21reselling—where and how we’ll buy,
0:23and who we’ll sell it to later.
0:25Accordingly, hit that like and
0:26subscribe button in advance. Start—or
0:27rather, smash that button, and I’ll
0:29begin. I’m starting off by purchasing
0:32this lovely Ginger cookie with the
0:34hashtag 19913, set against a beautiful
0:36orange or brown background with a
0:38essentially monochrome look. Yes,
0:41friends, we are jumping straight into
0:42the market with both feet, starting
0:43with this gift. Now let me explain why
0:45I bought it, for what reason, where,
0:47how, and what will happen to it next.
0:49Yes, yes, you all know perfectly well
0:51that we have three marketplaces: Tonal,
0:53Portals, and, accordingly, Getgems. We
0:55also have the Telegram shop for stars
0:56from Pavel Durov himself. Well, the
0:58commission there is 20-30 percent, so
1:00we’re just skipping it. Anyway, I’m
1:02choosing Getgems because it is
1:04currently number one in terms of volume
1:06, turnover, and overall market activity
1:08. I think that’s clear. Unfortunately
1:10, no one has paid me for advertising
1:12yet. I’m already fed up, excuse me.
1:14So, yeah, you could see how I was
1:15choosing this gift. I just set a price
1:17filter and picked something more or
1:19less reasonable. At first, I was adding
1:21things to the cart, but then, when I
1:24saw this beauty, I literally fell in
1:26love at first sight and rushed to buy
1:28it because, well, I’m unlikely to
1:30find such a good deal again. In short,
1:32I’m grabbing this for just five bucks
1:33. And that’s considering that the
1:37cheapest NFT you can get on Telegram
1:39right now would cost about half as much
1:41, so around 2.5 TON or Gram, right?
1:44Speaking of which. While you watch me
1:46list the cookie for sale. A reminder,
1:48yes, we have the TONcoin cryptocurrency
1:50, or rather, it was the one from Pasha
1:52Durov. It belongs to and relates to
1:54Telegram, to the TON blockchain. It was
1:56TONcoin, right? Then it was renamed,
1:58but it still relates to everything the
2:00same way, only now it’s Gram coin.
2:02That’s the kind of crypto we have.
2:03Uh-huh. Anyway, call it whatever you
2:05want. I will call it one way or another
2:07. That doesn't matter. Only the
2:09exchange rate matters. Yes. Regarding
2:11the rate, you have everything on the
2:12screen. Meaning, how much this little
2:14cookie costs one way and another. We
2:16will also display all that on the
2:17screen for you. Excellent. Watch, enjoy
2:19, have a good time. I wait for that
2:22very moment, and after that, of course,
2:23I click the "List my gift for sale"
2:25button. And I basically start waiting,
2:29waiting, and going into Telegram chats,
2:31simultaneously advertising my goods, or
2:33rather, my product. It can be called a
2:36product. Anyway, for those who don't
2:38know, I'll explain. There is a huge
2:40world of these NFT Telegram gifts. And
2:43it is represented within the messenger
2:44itself as well. Yes, there is a large
2:47number of chats, including thematic
2:48ones for selling and buying this
2:50creation. So, well, everyone decides
2:52for themselves whether to use these
2:54chats or not. I personally use them,
2:56because, well, they don't charge you
2:58anything for it, right? To post an ad
3:00there, just drop info about what you're
3:02selling. Perhaps some collector or
3:04another reseller will like your offer
3:07and purchase it. So, yes, I follow my
3:10so-called age-old instructions, manuals
3:12, and best practices for these chats
3:15and gifts: how to properly post ads
3:17there, what to write, and what to
3:19mention. Yes, there are several types
3:22of them, how all this can be
3:23implemented—I will, of course,
3:25display all this perfectly on the
3:26screen with the help of my editor. And
3:29let me remind you that I have already
3:31duplicated and shown all of this in my
3:32TG channel, friends; you can find it
3:34all there, go in, and read it via the
3:36pinned message under the hashtag "dopok
3:37". You will see it all and apply it,
3:40make it work for you, because, well,
3:42why not? I don't mind, go ahead and use
3:44it. In any case, these gifts and their
3:46flipping is not my main work, it’s
3:48just a part, an addition, something I
3:50love, something I like and find
3:52interesting. But the VIP club is my
3:54main thing, the one that provides for
3:56my life. Oh well, more on that later.
3:59Anyway, I’ve spread out all the ads,
4:01set up everything in the queue for each
4:02chat, listed it on the market
4:04accordingly, and successfully went off
4:06to do my own business. Actually, when I
4:08logged into Telegram the next day, oh
4:10god, I saw a message from the
4:12Marketplace that yes, my GNRI had been
4:15sold without any haggling, it was just
4:17snatched up. Yeah, why was it snatched
4:19up? Because it’s monochrome. Meaning
4:21the color of the gift model itself
4:22blends in with the background color.
4:24Plus, a very good tag. Well, good,
4:26relatively good. I mean, we see no more
4:28than three digits here, which is very
4:30important, and a cool combination of
4:31them. That is, 19913. Well, quite
4:34decent. People who curate their profile
4:36in one look, one style, in this color,
4:38will really, well, this gingerbread
4:40will suit them very well. So, I
4:42actually had no doubts about its sale.
4:45And I bought it in just a couple of
4:46minutes; when I saw it, I immediately
4:47realized it was beyond competition.
4:49Just a solid option. And yeah, it would
4:51have been foolish not to use it. Anyway
4:53, yeah, we did pretty well on this deal
4:55, got ourselves a nice little stack of
4:57catlands, and immediately moved on.
5:01Yeah, unfortunately, you can see that
5:02it all sold early in the morning, and
5:04then until lunch, I couldn’t find a
5:06thing. I mean, I just checked the
5:08Marketplace every once in a while and
5:10saw absolutely nothing, damn it. Yes,
5:12there were no decent gifts being sold
5:13in the shop. Or if they were,
5:16everything was gone in a couple of
5:17minutes when I couldn't get in to snag
5:19them. But nonetheless, at 2:13 PM, I
5:23managed to snatch up a beautiful, just
5:25magnificent, gorgeous figure, which was
5:28probably one of the best gifts of all
5:30this time. Anyway, what was that
5:32exactly? Let me explain in order. I
5:34picked up this wonderful, once again,
5:37brown-on-brown figure. This gift, by
5:40the way, only just appeared recently;
5:42it received upgrades and just a few
5:44days ago the lock was removed, so you
5:46can easily buy, sell, or trade it. And
5:49what’s very important, there was huge
5:50demand for them, by the way. Let's talk
5:52about that now. Anyway, I'll tell you
5:53about the purchase first, and then
5:55about the logic and how this purchase
5:56was carried out. Look, you already
5:57understood that the gift is monochrome.
5:59Monochrome, for those who don't know,
6:00means the model color. God, the gift
6:03itself. Its background matches. We’ve
6:05figured all that out. Just look at the
6:06hashtag, how magnificent it is. Again,
6:08we see only three different numbers or
6:10digits. Anyway, something like that.
6:12But what’s the point? 22969. Now that
6:16is fire, friends. No, really, for real.
6:18You can definitely drop a little bit
6:20more cash for something like that.
6:21Anyway, I took it with a clear
6:22conscience, no problem. And then I
6:24immediately put it up for sale for
6:26almost six grams. You might say that's
6:28a lot, I say no. I’ll explain why
6:30right now. First, let's go in order.
6:32How do I even get these gifts? Well,
6:34for starters, I set a price filter, of
6:36course. I had 7 at the moment, so
6:38that’s exactly what I set. Next, I go
6:41to the NFT filter and sort them by
6:44volume from highest to lowest. I’ve
6:47told you before that I’m used to
6:49working only with gifts that have 10k
6:51grams in daily volume. And, of course,
6:54more, never less. But I have to tell
6:56you, that rule is now obsolete. Forget
6:58about it, scratch it from your memory
7:00and get used to the new reality. To be
7:02clear, we’ve reached a point where
7:04some days we don’t even hit 10k in
7:05volume. So, we drop that rule and do it
7:08this way instead. We just look at the
7:10gifts we can afford. Then we filter by
7:13volume and pick the top five. If you
7:16can’t afford anything, pick the top
7:17ten. Basically, you get the point,
7:19right? That’s the only way to do it.
7:21And what even is this "volume" anyway?
7:23What is this so-called volume? For
7:26those who don’t know, it’s the
7:28total sum of buys and sells for
7:31specific gifts on a given day. It lets
7:34us know which specific items are
7:36currently in demand. For example, if I
7:39buy those Lunar Snakes, the 2025 ones
7:42—basically last year's gifts—nobody
7:44wants them, and they are impossible to
7:46sell. Easy to buy, yes, but practically
7:49impossible to sell. But take these "
7:52Libery Future Figures," for instance;
7:54everyone and their dog is buying them
7:56right now. They are, like, number one
7:59in terms of volume. They are the most
8:02interesting, liquid gift currently on
8:04the market. So, that’s what I work
8:06with. And, well, that’s how it all
8:08looks. The logic isn't complex, but
8:09it’s damn solid. But most importantly
8:11, it’s simple and logical. Logic is
8:13logical. That’s what’s important to
8:15understand, no matter how it sounds.
8:16Regarding how I choose the gifts, yeah.
8:18Uh, guys, look at the screen. Basically
8:21, I’ve set all the filters I need and
8:23I’m just starting to scroll.
8:25Scrolling in search of either a cool
8:27hashtag, a monochrome gift, or both
8:29together, or just some super top-tier
8:31background and model combo that looks
8:33great. Interesting numbers. Let's,
8:36let's get into more detail. We have a
8:38cart here on the MRKT, meaning a basket
8:40where I can add gifts, say, to buy them
8:42all at once or to filter out the best
8:44ones later. And to this very cart, I
8:47basically add the gifts that I like. I
8:49can toss about 10 items in there, and
8:51while they're being added, yeah,
8:52there's space for them. So I scroll, I
8:54choose, and I see what might actually
8:56come of it. Sometimes it takes me 2
8:59minutes, sometimes 5-10, but it has
9:00never taken me more than 15 minutes,
9:02and I don't advise you to spend that
9:04much. Believe me, if you haven't found
9:06anything in one 15-minute session, you
9:08won't find anything. It's not worth
9:10doing or wasting your time. Once you've
9:13entered the cart, you start filtering
9:14and trying to remove the worst gifts
9:16while keeping the best ones. Just like
9:18I did, for example, with the statuettes
9:19. I added, as you can see, three
9:21statues. And they all seem pretty
9:22decent, good, worth picking up. But
9:24what do we see? Right away, yeah, after
9:26going to the cart and thinking a little
9:28bit. I mean, you can see how I'm
9:30removing the bottom figure right now.
9:31Why? Because it has the worst ID number
9:33of them all. I mean, all the gifts are
9:35monochrome. We can see that, right? And
9:37then, looking at the visuals, if there
9:38are no bad ones, we look at the ID
9:39number. And based on the ID, this one
9:41is the worst, so I immediately discard
9:42it. Even though, yes, there is a price
9:44gap, it doesn't really play a big role.
9:46Then I start choosing between these two
9:48and move the phone away from my eyes by
9:50about 30, or even 50-60 cm. And I start
9:53to see that this brown figure is much
9:55cooler, it looks better. Plus, the
9:57price is more or less reasonable. Yes,
10:00it's also very important to note the
10:03fact that gifts priced 10-20%above the
10:05floor are ones I almost never consider.
10:08That wouldn't be a very wise purchase,
10:10and it could stick around, just sit
10:12there for a long time, because it won't
10:14be easy to sell off properly. What is
10:16the floor? The floor, friends, is the
10:18minimum price, the minimum cost of a
10:19specific gift, model, background, it
10:21doesn't matter. And, accordingly, plus
10:2310-20%, but I think everyone can
10:24calculate and estimate that. It's not
10:27hard. And why, you might ask, do I act
10:28this way? Because I don't like wasting
10:30time on nonsense. Meaning, if I sell
10:32something, I sell it for at least a 1.5
10:34x return. Or, if that doesn't work out,
10:36I'll sell it at the floor, or via an
10:38order, or, well, in short, either
10:40instantly for whatever they'll pay, or
10:42for at least a 1.5 x, 2x, or 4-5 x
10:44return. Though, usually, you have to
10:46hold that for a very long time, meaning
10:48wait and keep the gift. Anyway, that's
10:50it, I picked up this wonderful little
10:51figurine. And what do we see next? Well
10:53, basically, nothing. I list it for 587
10:55and start waiting. Why the prices are
10:57uneven, by the way, I've explained on
10:59my Telegram, but in short, I just want
11:01a competitive advantage. Meaning, in
11:04the end, it totals 5.99, and that's
11:06more attractive than those priced at
11:08six, because it stays under the six
11:10filter. So, I'll appear in the search
11:13results and will get bought out too. In
11:14short, that’s all, yes, yes, yes.
11:17These are the basics of techniques,
11:19mechanics, and sales professionalism,
11:21which, by the way, really works and
11:23brings results, since this very
11:24figurine was bought the very next day,
11:26which is, of course, very cool. And
11:30here, friends, we start to see that the
11:33floor for this figurine is at 3.63 tons
11:35, or rather grams, and I have eight of
11:38them in stock. So now I can market with
11:42two whole gifts simultaneously. In
11:45general, yes, this time I’m getting
11:46into these figurines for the same
11:48obvious reason; just look at the
11:49turnover and, yes, that exact situation
11:51, less than 10k. Anyway, I'm left with
11:54the two best ones. Let's take a look at
11:56them. The first one has a decent
11:58hashtag, 226 256, well, it has three
12:00sets of digits, but it's very long. But
12:03the second one is pure juice, 166 30.
12:07Wow. 166 30. And, accordingly, they
12:10also look very cool and monochrome. The
12:13first one especially, while the second
12:14one not so much, because it's green on
12:16a red background, but thanks to its tag
12:17, I figured I had every chance to flip
12:19it. And you simply won't believe me,
12:22although everyone attaches screenshots
12:23from their history and everywhere else.
12:25Anyway, I'm taking these so-called
12:28dolls for 7 and 38. Then I list each
12:31one for a fiver, and this #tag 16630
12:34flies off the shelf the same damn day
12:37for 4.99, which is 4.89 without fees.
12:42The same day, folks, imagine that, just
12:44a few hours later. It was a really nice
12:46resale. And, of course, God, it was
12:48like balm for the soul, as they say.
12:51Balm for the soul. Overall, I felt
12:53amazing by the evening, and it was nice
12:55to fall asleep. And the next one sold
12:57in the middle of, well, the next day. I
12:59mean, the next figure sold in the
13:00middle of the following day. Only,
13:01friends, that one was sold with a
13:03discount. I got 4.4 for it because
13:05someone messaged me privately, politely
13:07asking to lower the price, reasonably,
13:09without any rudeness or attitude. So,
13:11in principle, I made a concession. It's
13:13still fine. Everything is still great,
13:15basically. And I'm happy with that
13:17because I immediately ran to buy the
13:19next two gifts. Watch what I do, and
13:21follow along with me in real time. You
13:23can do this in our VIP club, a free
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13:32what, how, and when I do it, and most
13:34importantly, how much cash and loot I
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13:47anyone wants to join us, hop in. Access
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14:01Maps, and similar resources. You know
14:04where to find all the links yourselves.
14:05And I'll continue. And here, friends, I
14:08decide to diversify my life and yours a
14:11bit, because I went for the top three
14:13gifts based on this low-cost volume
14:15that I can afford. Anyway, I bought it.
14:18It's a Chief Flame, or a torch, in
14:20common parlance. Basically, I went to
14:22buy exactly those. By the way, I've had
14:24decent results with them before. And,
14:27honestly, these dolls, these figures,
14:29have sort of bored me. And maybe for
14:31people too, because, well, when the
14:33upgrades came out, everyone started
14:34buying them up for days on end. Well,
14:36it kind of seemed to me that there was
14:38a chance to flip something different.
14:41Yes, I’ve actually been in this
14:43Telegram gifts market since almost the
14:44very beginning. Well, roughly speaking,
14:48about six months after the first gifts
14:50appeared, I jumped in, bought a bunch,
14:52and by the way, I was in the green, but
14:54I didn't cash out, yeah. But
14:56nevertheless, right now I'm still, like
14:58, in the multiples. And that, by the
15:00way, is good, yeah, in any case, I can
15:02cash out. I’m a normal, reasonable
15:04person after all. Anyway, what’s up
15:07with these torches? I had four
15:08candidates that I was considering, you
15:10know, picking up. First off, I removed
15:13the most expensive one that didn't
15:14quite fit the monochrome theme. Well,
15:16or rather, I didn't remove them, I just
15:18deselected them and bought the ones
15:20that, naturally, I liked best and were
15:22the most promising. Yeah, I didn't dare
15:24buy a torch for eight because it’s
15:25overpriced, like, several times over.
15:28Of course, it was worth it, and of
15:30course, it would have looked
15:31magnificent on my profile, but that’s
15:33if I were buying for myself, if I were
15:35into collecting, yeah, building
15:36profiles and all that. But I don't do
15:39that; I’m not into that. I don't need
15:41that. So, yeah, what can I tell you,
15:43you can see everything on the screen. I
15:45bought two torches, put them up, and I
15:46listed both of them, anyway, for buyers
15:48at six, and for me at 5.87. The first
15:51one was gone, my god, in just a single
15:53day. The second one was gone the very
15:54next day. Everything is great,
15:55everything is cool, everything is
15:56awesome, everything is perfect. Moving
15:58on to buy more. My god, friends, hit
16:02the like button, subscribe, click the
16:04bell, fiddle with it, write comments,
16:05why are you watching me without showing
16:07any activity? I don't understand that.
16:10I’m doing this for you right now,
16:12going out and buying the next three
16:14gifts. I can't even look at them
16:16anymore, but I have to, yeah, I have to
16:18make the effort. I want to, I love to,
16:19I’m a blogger, friends. My god.
16:22Anyway, next up on our list, as strange
16:24as it may sound, are those same Liberty
16:26Fusion figurines. Oh, come on, teach me
16:29English. Anyway, now the situation is
16:32starting to get super cool, awesome,
16:34and pleasant because I finally have
16:36enough for three gifts. Meaning I can
16:39buy three gifts all at once and,
16:41naturally, flip and resell them, damn,
16:44right away. This is very pleasing,
16:46because, well, obviously, the more
16:49shekels we have, the faster, stronger,
16:52more profitable, and more efficiently
16:54they can work for us. Well, in this
16:57case for me, because I never just let
16:59them lie around idly; they are always,
17:00yes, somewhere in assets, and those
17:02assets are being flipped. In short,
17:04it’s clear. This time I also bought
17:06three little figures. One is a simply
17:08gorgeous monochrome with hashtag 97518.
17:11Which is completely disgusting,
17:13actually. The second one is probably
17:15top of the top. The best that could
17:17have been taken. I bought #tag 155 745.
17:21Yes, unfortunately, four digits, but
17:22nevertheless they go well together. But
17:24the most important thing is that all of
17:25this is so chocolatey. Chocolatey, and
17:27the figure, the model itself is all
17:29chocolatey with unreal, straight-up
17:31black hair. It would look cool, I think
17:34. And, of course, this pilot-girl,
17:37flyer, aviator, in short, #tag 188062.
17:42I took her as well. Out of what was
17:43available, friends, this is the best.
17:45I’m not saying these are really cool
17:47gifts, yes, gorgeous, magnificent,
17:49perfect monochromes, no, of course not.
17:51But for what I can afford, what fits my
17:53specific set parameters, yes, that it's
17:56no more than a 20%markup, it is, in
17:58principle, top of the top, and all of
18:00this is naturally listed for a nickel.
18:03And with these very sales of these, uh,
18:06girls, a really serious, interesting
18:09hustle starts to happen, so to speak.
18:12Why? Well, because they buy them from
18:15me the very next day, and they buy them
18:17in an unreal, strange, so to speak,
18:19short time frame. I mean, look, the
18:22first one goes, yes, the best one I
18:24mentioned, at 12:00 PM MSK—that’s
18:27okay. Then the next one goes right
18:29after at 2:00 PM, meaning literally in
18:312 hours, even less. And then, towards
18:33the evening, they take the very last
18:35one. And this is just wild, because you
18:37can, well, see right now how much, yes,
18:39the pluses from each one have flown out
18:40, dripped in, popped up. And the most
18:43important thing, damn it, in all this,
18:45is that now I have enough for a
18:47one-time purchase of about five gifts.
18:50Just imagine that. Just think about it.
18:52We started with five, and reached 15
18:55GRAM coins. And how can this not be
18:57pleasing? Of course, everything
18:59happening here, I propose—or rather,
19:01continue—to exploit and make work for
19:03me like a slave, so I proceed, damn it,
19:05in the following way. As you understand
19:08, I had very little time left until the
19:10end of the experiment, until the end of
19:11the day—literally just 4 hours—so I
19:13was thinking about what to do. Either
19:16just stay idle, give up, and forget
19:18about it, or try to, so to speak, go
19:20out with a bang. In general, naturally,
19:23I didn't want to work, toil, or hustle
19:25with the cheap stuff anymore. Yeah, I
19:26was just tired of it, friends. I wanted
19:28to get into something more or less
19:30interesting and expensive. So, what do
19:32I do? Of course, I start looking for
19:35gifts somewhere from 10 to, well, fifty
19:37. And I wanted to try and flip one of
19:40those that very same day for about
19:4320-25 to wrap this whole thing up and
19:45reach a cool conclusion. But did I
19:48manage to pull it off or not? Let's
19:50take a look right now. For this,
19:51naturally, I set a price filter and
19:53started looking for the most
19:54interesting, extraordinary, and
19:55ultra-top-tier options. I mean, either
19:58divine monochromes, or super cool
20:01combinations, or something black and
20:03fun, right? So, for those who don't
20:05know, the background colors of the
20:07gifts have absolutely no value. The
20:09only ones that are valued are Black and
20:11the semi-black Onyx Black. Everything
20:14else costs the same cheap amount. There
20:16. And, accordingly, all the different
20:17models of gifts naturally have
20:19different costs as well. Basically,
20:21that's what the whole price depends on
20:22and is built around. And as for
20:24patterns, they are rarely valued, right
20:25, generally speaking, they don't affect
20:27anything at all and aren't valued.
20:28There. So, anyway, I started searching
20:30by model and background for something
20:33ultra-cool and interesting for myself,
20:35something that in theory I could
20:37potentially promote further via chat,
20:39write about in an interesting way, and,
20:41in short, resell that same day. I was
20:43very interested in doing that.
20:45Therefore, I started looking, searching
20:48, and digging around to immerse myself,
20:50so to speak, in the top budget gifts,
20:53the most awesome ones, yeah. Now, let's
20:56quickly discuss all these top gifts on
20:58the screen. Long story short, I chose
21:00the five most promising items.
21:02Initially, in the filters, I chose the
21:03ones with high volume, then I set the
21:05price filters and started looking
21:06through those. Overall, among the
21:09coolest things I found, there were
21:10probably those gifts where there was
21:12just one extra digit. Well, I mean, if
21:14that digit weren't there, the entire ID
21:16would be completely identical. There
21:18was some kind of Black berry, but I
21:20took it out. It’s, well, not all that
21:22interesting. There’s nothing really
21:24special about it. And this little blue
21:26hunchback horse is cool, sure, but the
21:29ID is nothing special. But these right
21:31here are, damn, the best figures. And
21:33one torch, yes. So what did I choose
21:35out of all this, friends? What do you
21:37think? Yes, of course, the purple gift.
21:39Why? Because I consider it the best due
21:43to its unique color. Plus a super
21:46incredibly cool ID: 7477. Imagine that,
21:51three sevens. 74, three sevens. And,
21:53accordingly, a very cool combination
21:55overall of its background color. I mean
21:59, it's clear it's perfect monochrome,
22:01but what's more, it's all diamond-like,
22:03sparkling, man, it just looks so solid.
22:06You understand, how expensive. It looks
22:08expensive. Expensive. It’s rich, from
22:10the high-end segment, so to speak.
22:13Anyway, I’ve decided to put this
22:15little one up, uh, for a bit. Hold your
22:17horses for a second at 19. I’m
22:20listing it. But why so bold? Because,
22:24friends, I’m going to negotiate, and
22:25I’ll definitely have to sell it in
22:27the chat, since it’s unlikely to sell
22:29on the market in that time. And,
22:31naturally, what starts to appear? After
22:33I posted my ads, guys started showing
22:36up offering me trades. Yes, and the
22:39trades are such that, you know, they're
22:41obviously profitable for me, but then
22:43it's unclear why he wants to trade. I
22:45mean, this is something, he’s, you
22:48know, being sly and sneaky. He’s
22:50trying to do something to me. Ah. Scam
22:51me, in short, basically, that. Yes,
22:53look at how this looks. Someone is
22:56offering me a trade for a gift that, at
22:58the floor price, could be sold to get
23:00almost exactly what my statue is worth,
23:02at the price I listed it. So why
23:06wouldn't he just do that himself? Why
23:08is he offering me a trade? In short,
23:11these, you know, tricksters don't do
23:13this for no reason, friends. Of course,
23:16they want to take this very gift from
23:18me without giving anything in return,
23:20and most likely take all my profit too.
23:22I mean, they’ll suggest I click some
23:24link, confirm something there, or use a
23:26bot, or do something through fake
23:28support. Anyway, I’ve blocked quite a
23:31few of those. And I don’t know why,
23:33but it seems they crawl out for gifts
23:35that are worth at least 10k or more. In
23:38general, please be extremely careful,
23:40cautious, and attentive, friends, and
23:42always think with your head. Just
23:44follow your own logic, you know, why,
23:46what, how, and why it is happening. I
23:49advise against making any trades at all
23:51, because 99%of the time, well, it’s
23:54not a trade; it’s you being the
23:56sucker, basically. Therefore, try to
23:58sell everything specifically through
24:00chats. Yes, I had many dialogues,
24:01roughly like this one, where we
24:03negotiated for a very long time with
24:05Step. He tried to get some kind of
24:08profit for me, apparently, but it was
24:10so insignificant and uninteresting, and
24:13I didn't want to get into it, so I just
24:16refused until a certain point, until we
24:19reached the range I needed, so to speak
24:22. So, I had, roughly speaking, four
24:24left on the market, give or take.
24:26Accordingly, I needed to dump it for
24:27around sixteen, and then everything
24:29would have worked out. The person and I
24:31agreed that I would actually get 16.5.
24:37Excuse me, excuse me, even 16, I talked
24:39him into 16.5. And I don't know how
24:41much that was for him. Well, you'll
24:43probably see it on the screenshots in
24:44the video. Or we'll write it out like
24:46that. In short, my God, I got 16.5 for
24:49it. And I did it an hour before sleep,
24:52an hour before I would either have been
24:53stuck with this figure or gone to list
24:55it for the same amount or just dumped
24:57it at the floor price. I hardly would
24:59have done that. It's just a shame, it's
25:00nice, I would have kept it for myself.
25:02So, in general, what came of it? What
25:05happened is that at one point I almost
25:07lost everything by trading with that
25:09person, but nevertheless, I started
25:11working in time and turned my brain
25:13back on. And what was the final result?
25:16How many gifts did I sell? Let's count
25:19and see. First, we have the gingerbread
25:21man, friends. Then, of course, we have
25:23the first figure. Then the second and
25:26third figures. After that, two torches.
25:29Then three figures and the last
25:31high-end gift. And yes, as strange as
25:34it may sound, it comes to exactly 10
25:36gifts. Wow, that's cool. 10 NFTs in 7
25:39days. Well, honestly, I wasn't really
25:42that into it. I wasn't spending 24/7
25:45full days on this activity. No, I'll
25:47explain to you how it's done. I mean,
25:49when you've written something, taken it
25:50, or bought it, I go in, obviously,
25:51since I got a notification. But when I,
25:53for example, have taken some gift, I've
25:55already told and explained this to you.
25:57I post an announcement in every chat;
25:58there are 10 of them. The selection. I
26:00left it on my Telegram, if you need it.
26:02You can just go in and grab it easily
26:03via the pinned message. Also,
26:05accordingly, I just make pinned
26:06messages in all these chats with
26:08specific announcements that, well, I
26:09have something here, it's selling there
26:11for so much, and it's all good, so to
26:13speak. We started with a fiver, reached
26:16twenty, maybe even a bit more. But in
26:19general, it's cool. Anyway, let's say
26:21it's exactly 20, the rest is just for
26:23the withdrawal fee, roughly speaking.
26:26After that, I take everything I've
26:28earned and head over to Magic Gifts to
26:29try and finish off everything I have
26:30here. First, I collect my reward, well,
26:34the daily one given as a little gift.
26:36It supposedly wants me to launch
26:37something. We just decline it and loot
26:400.1. Yes, it's not much, but for free,
26:42it's basically nice, as they say. Gifts
26:44are never extra. Especially for those
26:47of us who engage in flipping. After
26:49that, what do I do? Of course, I go to
26:51the rocket and try to grab something
26:52for myself there. Yes, I start with a
26:54fiver, but nothing good comes of it.
26:57Then I try with a ten and it's also a
26:59miss. Then I have one last go. I also
27:01jump in with a fiver. And, basically,
27:03well, you can see perfectly well on the
27:05screen what comes of it. Yes, it turns
27:08out that I haven't moved anywhere yet
27:10and am literally standing in almost the
27:12exact same spot. So we start trying
27:14everything all over again. All with the
27:16same five tons. And yes, everything is
27:19unfolding according to the standard
27:21situation, not in the best way. Next, I
27:23step up with a tenner. And 23.8,
27:30accordingly, into my pocket, so to
27:32speak. I have 30.01 in total, and
27:35that's already quite decent, yes. After
27:38that, I immediately fly out and forget
27:40about all of this. I love
27:42cryptocurrency, friends. I love the NFT
27:44market. Yes, it's a bit dead and stale
27:45right now, but nevertheless, you can
27:47still pull something out of it. So, we
27:49started with five Toncoins, or rather
27:51Gram coins now, and reached thirty and
27:53even a half. Anyway, if you want me to
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