erc721 VS awesome-rocketpool

lool! I use the erc721 repo like every week! It works really well! haha. https://github.com/nibbstack/erc721/ It's so good!

The problem with "buy the NFT to a song" is just that its inherently meaningless, it exists as a transaction of a few bytes on Ethereum on some random smart contract. Digital assets are nothing new, in Eve Online or World of Warcraft items like unique swords or colossal starships are traded for real money. But there is some tangibility to it that gives them that value, there is no such equivalent with NFTs. Its like trading invisible things that serve no other function than trading in and of itself. They don't exist outside of the belief that they do, (a belief structure in the shape of a pyramid I might add).

`ParserError: Source "https://github.com/0xcert/ethereum-erc721/src/contracts/tokens/nf-token-metadata.sol" not found: File import callback not supported`

Using Remix and ERC721 standard contract from 0xcert/ethereum-erc721 I was able to mint an NFT for very cheap. The tutorial I followed can be found here.

"Awesome RocketPool" an info/link repository for Rocket Pool (I'm the current host of the repo, but it's not my product!)

After the merge and withdrawals are enabled, yes I think it makes sense to switch to earn a higher ROI than normal solo staking. Check out the calculators here: https://github.com/superphiz/awesome-rocketpool

https://github.com/isidorosp/awesome-rocketpool this a community collection of a bunch of RP resources. There's also a few (quite bullish) investment theses posted under investment opinions.

Rocket Pool is about to start final testing of its Release Candidate build, with mainnet launch expected soon after that. If you haven't watched them yet, there's some good videos here under "Community Explainer Series" that explain how Rocket Pool works. https://github.com/isidorosp/awesome-rocketpool. No need to worry about the RPL token if you're not running a node. It's a governance token for the Rocket Pool DAO, and is only required if you're operating a node to serve as insurance to protect against very poor performance by node operators.

Here's a community driven resource list: https://github.com/isidorosp/awesome-rocketpool

Hello, I was browsing the rocketpool-awesome github and stumbled upon the gas estimate google sheet. The prices seem insanely high.

Check out https://github.com/isidorosp/awesome-rocketpool/blob/main/README.md#guides. If I would have to recommend a few (node operator guide + hardware info):

If you want to know all about RocketPool and do some research, I advise you to read the resources the community have put together on: https://github.com/isidorosp/awesome-rocketpool/blob/main/README.md