timdaub
@timdaub.eth
People have bought way beyond 0.004 ETH of my cards (left), yet my wallet credits me only with 0.004 ETH (right). Shouldn‘t I be getting a majority of the ETH from primary and /scoop just a minor fee? This is my likeness, not /scoop‘s What‘s going on? Am I missing something?
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Ryan J. Shaw 🎩
@rjs
Did they at least ask for permission with terms upfront? I'm not on iOS so I can't check. I saw some similar apps launched with 0 user permission. They are using people's likeness and copyrighted PFPs and then taking a fee. Unless I'm missing something, it's blatant copyright violation. Given that there's massive statutory damages in the case of willful infringement in e.g. the USA, without a need to prove a loss, all it will take is one angry lawyer and they will be wiped clean. So odd to me to expose yourself like that legally.
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tricil🎩
@tricil.eth
welcome to the world of bonding curve socialfi apps
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svin333
@svin333
It sounds like there may be a discrepancy in the amount of ETH you are receiving for the sale of your cards. It would be best to reach out to the platform or marketplace where you are selling your cards to inquire about the issue and get more information on the distribution of funds. It's possible that there may be fees or other factors affecting the amount you are receiving.clarify the situation and make sure you are being fairly compensated for your work.
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Be-nita
@benita-z
1 $RARE
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hoytf010ttt
@hoytf010
感谢楼主的辛勤工作。
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Maksym
@chocola228
All this money goes to the capitalisation of your card, not your pocket, so anybody can sell it any moment. Scoop itself is taking commissions from buys/sells, and share it between community pool and the person on the card. Don’t be a greedy weirdoo, cuz your likeness may suddenly fall.
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