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0:00For the last 72 hours, I've been
0:01flipping Telegram NFT gifts, and today
0:03I'll share my experience along with the
0:05results. For those out of the loop, at
0:08the end of '24, Pavel Durov introduced
0:10a new crypto-gift mechanic in his
0:12messenger, which turned into NFTs, with
0:14some worth a cup of coffee and others
0:16full living spaces. Yes, I am talking
0:19about that very Plush Pepe frog. Now,
0:21about buying and selling. Trading in
0:24this NFT market happens in Telegram
0:25apps like Fragment, Portal, and Ton.
0:28The latter two are less popular, so I
0:30see no point in working there. By the
0:33way, buying and dumping gifts for Stars
0:35directly in Telegram is useless, as the
0:37commission is around 30%, if memory
0:38serves. Alright, let's start flipping
0:41gifts, leave a like and subscribe in
0:42advance. First, go to the filters and
0:44select sorting by volume. These volumes
0:47show how large the daily buy and sell
0:49activity is for specific collections.
0:52Choose something affordable from the
0:54top 1 and sort by the latest gifts
0:56listed for sale. Start looking for
0:58identical iPhone gift model
1:00combinations, like in these two perfect
1:02examples. By the way, this is called
1:04monochrome, and these are monochrome
1:06gifts. It is important not to buy them
1:08immediately, but rather add them to
1:09your cart. Because once we collect 10
1:11gifts, we will filter down to the
1:13juiciest ones. After filling the cart,
1:15I go in and start removing the
1:16obviously worst options, keeping the
1:18best. And here I add the hashtag or the
1:21gift's serial number to the selection
1:22criteria. It indicates the order in
1:24which a specific gift was minted. Cool
1:27combinations with low numbers are
1:29valuable here. For example, gift#
1:324781740. It will be worth less than the
1:36same one with, say, hashtag 44466. And
1:41if it's gift#1, you'd need more than
1:4310k greenbacks just to buy it. I'm just
1:46sharing this for your reflection and to
1:48help you understand the market. Anyway,
1:49I've already found the best one. It was
1:51an ice cream, and I decided to buy it
1:54immediately, then go to my inventory
1:56and list it for about 1.5 x the price.
1:59And yes, let's break down all the NFT
2:01gift characteristics we see when we
2:03click on them. First, you see the owner
2:05, and that's self-explanatory. Then we
2:07have the model. It, by the way,
2:09influences the price. And don't look at
2:10the rarity percentages here, as they
2:12are really not always accurate. Next is
2:14the pattern, and in 99%of cases, it's
2:17worth nothing. I suggest ignoring it
2:19altogether. It will just be more
2:21convenient. But the background is
2:23valuable only if it's black or almost
2:25black, Onyx Black. Otherwise, it's only
2:28needed if the gift is monochrome, where
2:30the background naturally matches the
2:31model. And, accordingly, never look at
2:34the value, as it’s rarely accurate
2:37and makes no sense to use. With this
2:39knowledge, I head back to the
2:41marketplace and decide to check out the
2:42competition. I set the required price
2:44range and once again confirm that I’m
2:47doing everything just right. Because I
2:49have virtually no competition. Just
2:50look at the ridiculous junk others are
2:52selling at such high prices. And at
2:54this point, it would seem that’s it,
2:56I’ve put the gift up for sale, now
2:57just wait. But no, they immediately try
2:59to scam me by sending Arderas with
3:01minimal and unrealistic prices. And if
3:04you ask why this is, I’ll answer: we
3:06have orders. By going to any
3:08marketplace, we can see people who have
3:10already locked their cryptocurrency to
3:12buy gifts with a discount of up to 20%
3:15here and now. So, yes, keep that in
3:17mind. And 99 percent of what you
3:19receive will most likely just be offers
3:21you aren't interested in. And whatever
3:23might interest you is already listed in
3:25the store via an order anyway. Two and
3:27a half hours later, my first gift goes,
3:30without any haggling. They just went to
3:32the market and bought it from me. And
3:34that is, of course, super, because now
3:36I can continue with more motivation and
3:38a solid sales history. Since I bought
3:42the Fungible Token for 4.05 and sold it
3:45for 6.1, it resulted in a 2.05 G profit
3:47on this deal. And yes, friends, I will
3:51state numbers like this using a decimal
3:53point, because it's easier, more
3:54convenient, and clearer for most of us
3:56to perceive. You can go ahead and
3:58dislike this if you don't like it. Next
4:00, I begin setting up all the filters in
4:02the store using the same logic. Then I
4:04select popular NFT gifts and try to
4:06find the most gorgeous one. Also, only
4:09monochrome ones work, because they can
4:10be resold with a markup of 25%up to 3x,
4:12and you can even find them at the floor
4:14price, since some people just don't
4:16know, some need to sell urgently, and
4:18others just don't care at all. In short
4:21, I spend about seven minutes analyzing
4:22the market this time and snag another
4:24cool monochrome horn. I bought it cheap
4:27because I stuck to a special strategy,
4:29which is not to buy gifts that are more
4:31than 20%above the floor. That is, for
4:35example, if something costs 5, I will
4:37buy it for a maximum of 6, but
4:38definitely not more. This is exactly
4:40what gives me the chance to avoid a
4:42major loss in the worst-case scenario.
4:43Again, I’ve verified this theory
4:45after years of trading and detailed it
4:47in my TG channel, where, by the way,
4:49you can also find all the necessary
4:51apps I use, AIs, bonus video content,
4:53and all that stuff. I’m listing the
4:55cone for sale at X 1.5. And man, this
4:57part still makes my blood boil every
4:59single time. Because some MRKT shop
5:00developer decided, for some reason, to
5:02add a 1-minute wait time to sell a gift
5:04. So, every time after buying or
5:06entering a gift, you have to wait,
5:08wasting 60 seconds for absolutely
5:10nothing. What a fierce nightmare.
5:12It’s an incredibly frustrating thing.
5:14And I’m telling you this now so you
5:16can be prepared for it right away.
5:18Mentally, at the very least. This ice
5:20cream has been sitting on the
5:21marketplace for 2 hours now, but I
5:23haven’t received any decent orders.
5:24Obviously, I haven’t managed to just
5:26sell it either. So I immediately decide
5:29to head over to thematic crypto chats
5:31on Telegram. And there, I start posting
5:34my ads in different styles to promote
5:36my digital asset and increase the
5:38chances of finding buyers. I use three
5:42variations of messages across
5:43thirty-four chats where such activities
5:45are permitted. Oh, and don't forget to
5:48use a scheduler to keep posting on
5:49cooldown. It didn't take long, or
5:53rather, just one hour later, my virtual
5:54asset was sold, but for some reason, I
5:56didn't get any DMs. No orders were
5:59offered, either. And apparently, a
6:01regular user from the chat saw my NFT
6:03and liked it. That’s essentially why
6:05they bought it without asking any
6:07questions. That really makes me happy,
6:10and with a smile on my face, I continue
6:12my experiment, keeping track of the
6:15entry at 5.69 and the exit at 7.8 plus,
6:18for a profit of 2.11 T. So, that makes
6:208.21 on hand now, which is actually
6:23pretty decent. Here I immediately tried
6:27to buy two gifts, but damn, I realized
6:29I was just a few coins short, and that
6:31really bummed me out, throwing me off
6:33track because I was missing just half a
6:36gram. So I decided to use Mail Gifts
6:38for its intended purpose, as I went in
6:40and immediately grabbed the daily prize
6:42. It’s like a promo, similar to what
6:44crypto exchanges do to attract
6:45clientele. But that wasn't my main idea
6:48, because the goal was to try and work
6:50the NFT point. I like the speed and the
6:53lack of animations, so I turn them off
6:55right away and start getting 0.2 T or
6:57grams, two times in a row. But on the
7:01third try, the LOL Pop NFT appears and
7:04sells right there on the spot for a fat
7:06order of 5.57 Ton. Totaling 8.2 in, and
7:1112.2 out. Plus 4 grams or one low-price
7:15gift for the base. Links, by the way,
7:17are in the description for everything,
7:18just in case. I’m not greedy. Go
7:19ahead, use them, use all the same
7:21things I do. Now I've reached the point
7:23where I have enough for two good ones
7:26at once. And, of course, I’m starting
7:28my usual method of searching for
7:30profitable options. This time I manage
7:32to pick up two different gifts: the
7:35same cloudberry for 4.28 in a different
7:37color, yellow-orange, and also a torch
7:40different from the first one, a 4.99
7:42prasing, plus a super green one.
7:45Awesome situation. I managed to get
7:48maximum diversification, but I’m
7:50holding onto the remaining 2.93 grams
7:52because, well, there’s nowhere to put
7:54them. All this will be sold based on
7:57the old logic, at about 1.5 x for fans
8:00of collecting flexes and nice-looking
8:02profiles. And what is that bar on the
8:04screen? Man, that’s our free private
8:06web club. Yes, it’s a TG community
8:07where I work with neural networks in
8:09real time. I show literally what I’m
8:11doing, where I’m clicking, how I’m
8:12moving around online. Call it what you
8:15want, what I get out of it, where I
8:17click and tap, how much I have, how I
8:19take it, withdraw it, and where I
8:21hustle afterward. Oh God, excuse my
8:24youthful slang. A car, an apartment,
8:26that’s all covered and already real.
8:28We’re moving on to the next goals.
8:30Anyone can start working on our team,
8:31even a beginner starting from scratch.
8:33There are all the guides and
8:34instructions; I don’t sell any
8:35courses, subscriptions, or training.
8:37Don't worry about that, I don’t do
8:39training, because my bonus is that I
8:41get a small percentage, and yours, I
8:42think you understand, is everything
8:44else. You can join through our Telegram
8:46bot by taking a small test. The link is
8:48in the description or the first pinned
8:49comment below the video. And don't
8:51forget about GB Freelance. Our digital
8:53tasks exchange. It’s mostly helping
8:55with reviews and ratings. In short, you
8:57know the details, you can go in, take a
8:58look, and find out. That’s not a
8:59problem at all. Everything, all links
9:00are down below. Like, subscribe,
9:02commented, said it all, let’s
9:03continue. And by the way, I wanted to
9:05touch on the purpose of these TG gifts.
9:08Firstly, people buy them for resale,
9:11just like we are doing in this video.
9:14Secondly, people collect things they
9:16like for one reason or another. Third,
9:19show-offs are psychologically
9:21traumatized individuals who want to
9:22stand out through expensive junk in
9:24their profiles. Fourth are the creative
9:27personalities. They assemble beautiful
9:29profiles for the sake of the true
9:31beauty of what they own. And fifth are
9:33the sensible ones. They buy gifts in
9:35order to actually give them, meaning
9:37they use them purely for their intended
9:39purpose. We have finally sorted out
9:41this issue, and the truth has been
9:43reached. Now let’s evaluate the
9:45results of my recent purchases on our
9:47second day, by the way, since the first
9:4824 hours are already behind us. On the
9:51face value, I was offered a decent
9:53order of 598 instead of 6.2. And I
9:56decided to take advantage of it,
9:58fulfilling it myself with just a couple
9:59of clicks. Really nice. Plus, it’s an
10:02interesting practice for the first time
10:03. And D is already at 8.9. Oh right,
10:05let’s talk a bit more about crypto
10:08coins. Ton Coin, Ton, which was
10:10recently renamed to Gramcoin, also
10:12known as Gram. Almost all transactions
10:14for Telegram gifts go through it. The
10:16exchange rate is constantly changing.
10:18It’s better to track it on
10:19CoinMarketCap or crypto exchanges and
10:21always convert everything to USDT, i.e.
10:23, crypto-dollars, and then to your
10:25preferred currency to avoid confusion.
10:28Speaking of Ice Cream, the situation is
10:30ambiguous, as nobody wanted to take it
10:32from me, only offering scam trades via
10:34private messages. So always stay alert.
10:38Never click on any links from private
10:40messages and under no circumstances
10:41conduct transactions outside of escrow
10:43services. This is fraught with
10:45unpleasant consequences for you. I
10:47decided to leave it on sale as is and
10:49try to enter the high-end flower
10:51segment with models in the gift section
10:53to pivot toward a semi-wealthy audience
10:55and try to skim the cream off the top
10:57in the remaining hours. For this, I
11:01started monitoring standard hyped
11:02low-tier gifts, but looking at prices
11:04of xL and x2 from the floor,
11:06essentially the same place I had listed
11:07. But my goal was to find a worthwhile
11:10position from a real user, not just
11:12another reseller. And after wasting,
11:15damn it, a full half hour of my life, I
11:17managed to do it. Damn it. Oh man, I
11:19agree that I timed this for a huge
11:21spend, but without effort and strain,
11:23nothing good will shine through. Well,
11:25thank god, this venture was crowned
11:27with success, allowing me to loot a
11:29non-fungible token in the form of a
11:31little ice cream star for six Toncoins.
11:33Yes, I adore Ice Cream because of its
11:35consistently giant turnover in the last
11:3824 hours. And by the way, I have 2.9
11:40back in my hands again. And yes, I
11:43listed it for 8.5 purely for myself.
11:45And for the buyer, it started to appear
11:48at 8.62. And besides, I chose this gift
11:50in part because of the gray-black tones
11:52, as they are always more valuable than
11:54any others. And yes, don't forget to
11:56use this trick. But then, while I was
11:59looking at the marketplace, I get a DM
12:01asking for a discount on ice cream so
12:02I'd take it right away. And obviously,
12:05I'm not stupid. So I immediately agree
12:07to his terms of 5.7. For me, by the way
12:10, this isn't a loss, but rather getting
12:12rid of a stale, overpriced item that
12:14had tied up some capital. And it turns
12:17out that unexpectedly, I can suddenly
12:19buy two fifties again, since I have 8.6
12:21. But I set myself a goal to get three,
12:24so I fly over to Mail Gifts. And I
12:27decide to immediately see which gifts I
12:29can count on in general. I'm aiming for
12:31the Snakebox or maybe the Sukey. But to
12:34my surprise, leaving the animation on
12:36while opening, I get an input with a
12:38red heart for a crazy 8.5 tons. Then I
12:42stop the recording and leave instantly,
12:44since I've been incredibly lucky lately
12:46. Now, with a clear conscience, I can
12:48take three more Telegram digital
12:50collectibles, and I start doing so with
12:52the old filter. Since chasing more
12:54expensive gifts makes no sense, given
12:57the low turnover and the impossibility
12:59of a good resale later. And this is
13:02being done on the very last, third day,
13:04by the way, because 48 hours have
13:05passed. Out of the 13.47 prepared. I
13:09ended up with 13.48 in the market.
13:11Apparently, there was a little left and
13:13the rounding did its job. Oh well, I
13:14think to myself. So I assembled one
13:17god-tier basket with amazing gifts, but
13:19it wasn't meant to be. First I was
13:22short by about half a gram, and then by
13:240.1. Damn it all. So in a fit of rage,
13:27I cleared almost all the chosen items,
13:29leaving only the cheap ones. I swapped
13:31two more gifts for others and, thank
13:33God, I grabbed these wonderful assets
13:35for my flipping. Hurrah, comrades, we
13:38did it. I put each one up for six, all
13:41together. And that one unique piece,
13:43the dark one for 8.5, is listed,
13:45remember? All in all, if everything
13:47sells, we'll get about 26.2, which will
13:50be quite decent. But right now, I want
13:53to answer a frequently asked question
13:54from the comments under my videos. Like
13:56, why don't you buy in one place and
13:58sell in another? Because there's a fee
14:00for transferring an NFT from the
14:02marketplace to you, and accordingly,
14:03from you to another marketplace too. So
14:06that only works with gifts costing 10+,
14:08which are already at a good profit
14:10margin for you. And in short, it's
14:12actually a pointless endeavor in itself
14:14. And what happened to my assets in the
14:17end? One guy tried to squeeze me on the
14:20cameras I decided to promote in chats,
14:22but luckily I didn't fall for his
14:24tricks, and he moved on without
14:25bargaining, just through friendly
14:27communication with another potential
14:29buyer, a buyer who got it for his lady.
14:32And that's just great, because everyone
14:35here is happy. Then another one on the
14:37market sold on its own. I didn't
14:40specifically draw attention to it or
14:41mention it anywhere, but I still
14:43managed to sell it without any extra
14:45hassle, which is cool. The third one,
14:47for the wealthy, sold again on its own
14:49without my involvement. And here I am
14:51again expressing my love for the market
14:53because it’s active without me. Users
14:55scroll, choose, and sooner or later buy
14:57everything for one reason or another. I
15:00explained this in my Telegram a long
15:01time ago. And I think it's silly not to
15:03take advantage of all this. Honestly, I
15:05don't have time to sell the fourth gift
15:07, as there's only half an hour left in
15:09this marathon, slash challenge, slash
15:11test and evaluation. Anyway, I'm under
15:14a lot of pressure to dump it in the
15:15game. Greetings to all GTA RP fans.
15:18Long story short, I'm going to offload
15:19it using one of the available orders.
15:21Consider it a treat for you as well, as
15:23you'll be able to check out the extra
15:25functionality. How everything works
15:26here is essentially something I've only
15:28shown in one video. And a like would be
15:29appreciated for that. We've gotten
15:31close to twenty-five. And that's when I
15:33start thinking that finishing
15:34everything should be done in MailGifts.
15:35As usual, strictly speaking, and as
15:37usual, via the link below. We clear out
15:39the daily, and 0.04 is handed to me.
15:42Then I head to the premium one for 5 G
15:44and start with that. A lootbox for the
15:46wealthy or an IGM could drop there, but
15:48alas, apparently not for me. A bouquet
15:50of flowers for nine drops, then 1.2 Ton
15:52, then a diamond for 1.1. Next is just
15:551.2, then numbers for five. The next is
15:58a clover for six, a money pot also for
16:01six, because after double openings I
16:03manage to reach 29.45 and almost close
16:05the target. But I decide to slow down
16:08and move to a safer place, into the
16:10loser's. And apparently, the name
16:12wasn't a fake, because in a minute or
16:14two I went down to 23.49. I dropped.
16:18Then I fly to the watch, or maybe I got
16:21the car for a good price. And that's
16:24when everything finally starts to fall
16:25into place wonderfully. Because in nine
16:28attempts, I become the owner of 30.68
16:31G. In total, 72 hours, or three full
16:33days. I turned 4.05 into 30.68, which
16:36seems like a wonderful six-fold result
16:39to me. I spent an average of 2 hours
16:42daily on all this, which included
16:44searching for NFTs, listing, posting in
16:46chats, messaging, and MailGifts as well
16:48. I think it turned out quite well,
16:50especially since this is just a hobby
16:52for me, and I share my personal
16:53experience on my YouTube channel. But
16:55how do I work with neural networks
16:57online in real time every day? I show
16:59it all in my free private TG community
17:00within the web club. Yes, you can see
17:02what I do, where I click, what I write,
17:04how much I earn from it, and where I
17:06redirect it. Because the question of
17:07real estate and vehicles—well,
17:09apartments and cars—is already
17:10settled. And we are moving on. Scaling
17:12up. Friends, for those who want to give
17:14it a try with us, come join in. I
17:15don’t sell any courses; I don’t
17:16take anything from anyone for anything.
17:17My profit is a small percentage from
17:19the referral, from the turnover. But
17:20you really can change your life, find
17:22your own path or a full-time occupation
17:24. In short, you can join us through our
17:26Telegram bot by taking a small test via
17:27the link in the description or the
17:28first pinned comment below the video.
17:30Also, don't forget about our JB
17:31freelance community, where there are
17:33online side gigs and various help for
17:34small businesses, companies, and small
17:36corporations. We have already been
17:37around for more than two and a half
17:38years. Again, you can come in, take a
17:40look, and try viewing the examples on
17:41screen; all links are down in the
17:42description or the first pinned comment
17:44under the video. Check out my other
17:45content that you see on your screen
17:46right now. Don’t forget to like,
17:47subscribe, hit the bell, and leave a
17:48comment. We’ll hear from each other
17:49and see each other very soon. Good luck
17:50and goodbye.

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