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legendary
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Some of those "craps" with no utility are far more costly compared to Rollbots so yeah people dont really care about utility at all  Roll Eyes
People actually don't have an idea about how to differentiate between good and bad projects so they keep repeating such stuff without knowledge but we have the idea how Rollbots will work and benefit us in gambling and increase the profits so just focus on it and let people do what they want.
Unfortunately it is not easy to find the difference between the good and the bad projects in the NFT world most of the time. Rollbots could be good and we all know that for two main reasons, one of them is that there were one before and it turned out to be a good one, and secondly it is tied to rollbit and that is why we know that they will do their best to keep it popular.

However when we are talking about something else then it becomes a bit more tough to find the difference. Like I have seen some good NFT collections (by good I mean the art was good) and they were worth nearly nothing whereas I still do not get the cryptopunks. Like, not the idea but why THAT one was picked and not another one.
legendary
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So now we can also have the chance to win the most hyped NFT's like BAYC and cryptopunks through rollbit nft lootboxes and was surprised to see this :

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We've had our first insane win on NFT Lootboxes!

@BoredApeYC #9044 was won with a $38.01 bet 🤯

The item was immediately bought by Rollbit from @OpenSea and delivered to the lucky player within 1 minute! ⚡

What are you waiting for? 🐒

👉 https://t.co/GiXU0bYaq9 https://t.co/8zHykA9DQa

Can you just imagine how lucky the player is who won that NFT with just $38 of bet? But seriously this is appreciated on the rollbit part as they are giving away such incredible rewards to the players.

This #9044 is not listed but the owner is Rollbit and highest offer for it is 75 ETH which you can imagine is how much or around $204,490 which is huge.

Check out : https://looksrare.org/collections/0xBC4CA0EdA7647A8aB7C2061c2E118A18a936f13D/9044


hero member
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Even then, there is no money back grantee sort of thing. If the supply is high, then you will not get the same high price with which you bought the NFTs. But still, the hope is there and if you can hold the NFTs, they could be sold in the future at a good price. Since the rollbits site is not going anywhere, you can stake rollbots with patience.

The problem is not about the supply, it is just that we are not really familiar with the use of NFTs. Just like any other NFT, holding a rollbots NFT offers a lot of benefits on the rollbit framework. Everything you need to know is on the rollbot whitepaper.
https://rollbot.rollbit.com/whitepaper.pdf

2000 rollbots were sold out in 25 seconds in Q4 2021, which was a successful sale. If we go by that stats, it should take 1 minute 25 seconds to sell out everything, but there are still a lot of unsold rollbots.

legendary
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Yeah it's our personal opinion about prices but on the other side if we make comparisons with other NFT out there who are much more expensive then we find Rollbit NFT'S good because they have something to offer in return to the holders in form of gambling profits and we can also recover what we have paid so not too bad that way.
I agree and have made that clear in previous posts: For me, rollbots offer clear advantages over classic NFTs and I would rather invest in a rollbot than in an NFT.

For me, however, these prices are generally very high (not only related to Rollbots) and you have to ask yourself whether it will ever be worth it, especially in a bear market like we are currently experiencing. But that is of course a purely personal decision.
hero member
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Everything was stated crystal clear in the whitepaper before the sale that V1 Rollbots holders will be able to stake their Rollbots, getting the ability to create their own rollboxes and an extra rakeback if you own a Rollbots. Aside from that, there was also a buyback guarantee from Rollbit that they will purchase all the Rollbot at the price that you bought for if you want to back then so yeah that was pretty much a great deal

Everything becomes 50:50, these are the kind of projects that are suppose to be sold out in minutes but they will prefer to spend gbeir life savings on gibberish projects. But someis not cleared to me, if there is money back guarantee, why hasn't been sold out the total 10,000 NFTs? It's just like buying a car and the company is promising you insurance to that car without paying a dime.  Kiss

In my opinion, the main reason why it didn't sold out 10,000NFT is because there's a lot of supply being sold while the demand is not that high due to its price. There marketing by the time of there sales is not that strong because they focus too much here in the forum while the majority of user here already bought on the first release. There's no exact date too on when that buy back will exactly gonna introduced so potential buyers preferred to buy in the marketplace and look for bargain price that want to flip there NFT for a quick buck.

Even then, there is no money back grantee sort of thing. If the supply is high, then you will not get the same high price with which you bought the NFTs. But still, the hope is there and if you can hold the NFTs, they could be sold in the future at a good price. Since the rollbits site is not going anywhere, you can stake rollbots with patience.
full member
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Does the rollbots only available in the rollbits website or we can buy it somewhere else?
You can buy the Rollbots just like virtually any other NFT on Opensea, here is the link to it:

https://opensea.io/collection/rollbots

Of course you have to decide for yourself if the prices are justified, but I personally don't think that they are cheap - although I also like the graphics very well
Yeah it's our personal opinion about prices but on the other side if we make comparisons with other NFT out there who are much more expensive then we find Rollbit NFT'S good because they have something to offer in return to the holders in form of gambling profits and we can also recover what we have paid so not too bad that way.
copper member
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Everything was stated crystal clear in the whitepaper before the sale that V1 Rollbots holders will be able to stake their Rollbots, getting the ability to create their own rollboxes and an extra rakeback if you own a Rollbots. Aside from that, there was also a buyback guarantee from Rollbit that they will purchase all the Rollbot at the price that you bought for if you want to back then so yeah that was pretty much a great deal

Everything becomes 50:50, these are the kind of projects that are suppose to be sold out in minutes but they will prefer to spend gbeir life savings on gibberish projects. But someis not cleared to me, if there is money back guarantee, why hasn't been sold out the total 10,000 NFTs? It's just like buying a car and the company is promising you insurance to that car without paying a dime.  Kiss

In my opinion, the main reason why it didn't sold out 10,000NFT is because there's a lot of supply being sold while the demand is not that high due to its price. There marketing by the time of there sales is not that strong because they focus too much here in the forum while the majority of user here already bought on the first release. There's no exact date too on when that buy back will exactly gonna introduced so potential buyers preferred to buy in the marketplace and look for bargain price that want to flip there NFT for a quick buck.
legendary
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
But they have also increased the WL for another 1000 spots due to increased demand which is great option for all those who missed it early

Its actually max of 1000 spots for the WL and Rollbit have no obligation on filling all those spots up so they might stop the phase 2 anytime if they feel that there isnt enough interest coming in anymore. As for the V2 sale, there isnt any definitive date set yet and the rough estimate would be happening on early-mid March according to Lucky ( co-founder of Rollbit )



Anyway speaking of the V1 Rollbots, here is the benefits on the V2 sale if you have any

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Rollbots holder benefits for Sports Rollbots sale:
- For every Rollbot staked, you will unlock a 10% discount for the Sports Rollbots sale (1:1 ratio) :king:
- 100 Sports Rollbots will be randomly distributed to Rollbots holders ✨

Holders will need to stake their Rollbots to unlock these benefits: https://rollbit.com/nft/rollbot/portfolio

Staked Rollbots will be locked at 22/02/2022 8:00pm UTC and available again after the Sports Rollbots sale concludes.

It seems excellent to me that one of the conditions to release the benefits of NFTs is to bet them too, this removes all thoughts of many of wanting to buy and then sell expensive, something like they did previously with NFT games in decentralized exchanges, here it is guaranteeing that the NFTs will be valuable and the fact that it is random is to avoid misunderstandings, the same misunderstandings that occurred in NFT games in 2021, and the fact of unlocking them on 02/22 is to guarantee the full liquidity of the internal market.
hero member
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People actually don't have an idea about how to differentiate between good and bad projects so they keep repeating such stuff without knowledge but we have the idea how Rollbots will work and benefit us in gambling and increase the profits so just focus on it and let people do what they want.
Actually speaking of people who don't understand the difference between good and bad projects, that's not entirely true.  Why does Rollbot become attractive in the market, because of the low risk given at a price and the opportunity to get a presale price that is clearly profitable.  Advantage is the main indicator of people assessing a project.  No matter how bad the trash projects out there are, like the SQUID coin in the past, there will always be profits at the start.  Likewise the current trend of NFT, who refuses a low risk project but the return is still attractive.
It's subjective to say if people can distinguish a bad and a good one, depending on how much details they know or how deep they research on a certain project. NFTs aren't low risk tbh, it's still belongs to high risk investment and Rollbots wasn't an exemption but the good thing with it and different than the rest is that it gives you a benefit along the way compare to those NFTs that doesn't do much.
hero member
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Does the rollbots only available in the rollbits website or we can buy it somewhere else?

You can use opensea but preferably, I will suggest you used Rollbit NFT market place, it's gasless and instant purchase.

https://rollbit.com/nft/marketplace

Everything was stated crystal clear in the whitepaper before the sale that V1 Rollbots holders will be able to stake their Rollbots, getting the ability to create their own rollboxes and an extra rakeback if you own a Rollbots. Aside from that, there was also a buyback guarantee from Rollbit that they will purchase all the Rollbot at the price that you bought for if you want to back then so yeah that was pretty much a great deal

Everything becomes 50:50, these are the kind of projects that are supposed to be sold out in minutes but they will prefer to spend their life savings on gibberish projects. But something is not clear to me if there is a money-back guarantee, why hasn't been sold out the total of 10,000 NFTs? It's just like buying a car and the company is promising you insurance to that car without paying a dime.  Kiss
hero member
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Speaking of v1 bots, i remember that there were no utility mentioned about it but still there are people who do really trusted it out and bought it just for the sake of site support or something like that but it turns out that

Everything was stated crystal clear in the whitepaper before the sale that V1 Rollbots holders will be able to stake their Rollbots, getting the ability to create their own rollboxes and an extra rakeback if you own a Rollbots. Aside from that, there was also a buyback guarantee from Rollbit that they will purchase all the Rollbot at the price that you bought for if you want to back then so yeah that was pretty much a great deal
Thanks for mentioning out and its clear now and have found that whitepaper.

From day one, Rollbot holders will benefit from the ability to create Rollboxes and earn
increased rakeback. Following the NFT sale, the launch of our NFT marketplace will share
50% of the profits with holders that stake their Rollbots. After this, we’ll introduce the lottery
and Rollbot-themed games which will provide even more benefits for Rollbot holders.

Source: https://rollbot.rollbit.com/whitepaper.pdf

So this v2 isnt surprising to have that much demand with these kind of perks which you couldnt really resist of.
hero member
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People actually don't have an idea about how to differentiate between good and bad projects so they keep repeating such stuff without knowledge but we have the idea how Rollbots will work and benefit us in gambling and increase the profits so just focus on it and let people do what they want.

Actually speaking of people who don't understand the difference between good and bad projects, that's not entirely true.  Why does Rollbot become attractive in the market, because of the low risk given at a price and the opportunity to get a presale price that is clearly profitable.  Advantage is the main indicator of people assessing a project.  No matter how bad the trash projects out there are, like the SQUID coin in the past, there will always be profits at the start.  Likewise the current trend of NFT, who refuses a low risk project but the return is still attractive.
legendary
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Does the rollbots only available in the rollbits website or we can buy it somewhere else?
You can buy the Rollbots just like virtually any other NFT on Opensea, here is the link to it:

https://opensea.io/collection/rollbots

Of course you have to decide for yourself if the prices are justified, but I personally don't think that they are cheap - although I also like the graphics very well
legendary
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This is incorrect, nobody would want to purchase Rollbots if it has shitty art on it and the fact is that those Rollbots art are far better than alot of other NFT around. Yeah I know that the most important part of Rollbots is the utility you can get by owning and staking it but its still an NFT so art is pretty much the main factor

I think not only the art since the artist is quite popular and reputable so there's no problem about the art but you are right not only the art is good but the rollbots have more utilities than other NFT that was just for display and you can earn, stake and other things with rollbots rather than other expensive NFT you can find in the market. Does the rollbots only available in the rollbits website or we can buy it somewhere else?
legendary
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Speaking of v1 bots, i remember that there were no utility mentioned about it but still there are people who do really trusted it out and bought it just for the sake of site support or something like that but it turns out that

Everything was stated crystal clear in the whitepaper before the sale that V1 Rollbots holders will be able to stake their Rollbots, getting the ability to create their own rollboxes and an extra rakeback if you own a Rollbots. Aside from that, there was also a buyback guarantee from Rollbit that they will purchase all the Rollbot at the price that you bought for if you want to back then so yeah that was pretty much a great deal
legendary
Activity: 1974
Merit: 2124

Some of those "craps" with no utility are far more costly compared to Rollbots so yeah people dont really care about utility at all  Roll Eyes
People actually don't have an idea about how to differentiate between good and bad projects so they keep repeating such stuff without knowledge but we have the idea how Rollbots will work and benefit us in gambling and increase the profits so just focus on it and let people do what they want.
full member
Activity: 1834
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This is incorrect, nobody would want to purchase Rollbots if it has shitty art on it and the fact is that those Rollbots art are far better than alot of other NFT around. Yeah I know that the most important part of Rollbots is the utility you can get by owning and staking it but its still an NFT so art is pretty much the main factor

There would be no demand if we dont really see any interest of it.Yes, we do mostly mind on about art when we do mention about NFT's but what make Rollbots unique is that it does have some utility into it.
I do disagree too that there is no demand or no difference compared into those casual NFT's.If you do just simply look around then you would really see the different situation.
I would say that Rollbot art is quite good and have nice features with creativity but there are some projects with pixel art and still selling for huge amount also with zero utility.The first art was also good but if you have a look at second one it's quite impressive and you don't feel like money is not worth.This is art plus utility combination which is best part.
hero member
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This is incorrect, nobody would want to purchase Rollbots if it has shitty art on it and the fact is that those Rollbots art are far better than alot of other NFT around. Yeah I know that the most important part of Rollbots is the utility you can get by owning and staking it but its still an NFT so art is pretty much the main factor

There would be no demand if we dont really see any interest of it.Yes, we do mostly mind on about art when we do mention about NFT's but what make Rollbots unique is that it does have some utility into it.
I do disagree too that there is no demand or no difference compared into those casual NFT's.If you do just simply look around then you would really see the different situation.
There’s actually a huge demand for Rollbot because of its Utility and seriously, its art design is fine as well compare to other NFTs so I don’t see this one as a big issue here. Lucky to those who got Rollbots at a cheaper price, which technically doesn’t care about the art since they invested on Utility and they understand its risk and its benefits. i’d rather choose rollbot than owning useless NFT art.
Speaking of v1 bots, i remember that there were no utility mentioned about it but still there are people who do really trusted it out and bought it just for the sake of site support or something like that but it turns out that
Rollbit just gave out those utility which people doesnt even expect to happen. Am i right?

Who are the ones who had been knowing about its usage specially on those v1 rollbots?
full member
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This is incorrect, nobody would want to purchase Rollbots if it has shitty art on it and the fact is that those Rollbots art are far better than alot of other NFT around. Yeah I know that the most important part of Rollbots is the utility you can get by owning and staking it but its still an NFT so art is pretty much the main factor

There would be no demand if we dont really see any interest of it.Yes, we do mostly mind on about art when we do mention about NFT's but what make Rollbots unique is that it does have some utility into it.
I do disagree too that there is no demand or no difference compared into those casual NFT's.If you do just simply look around then you would really see the different situation.
There’s actually a huge demand for Rollbot because of its Utility and seriously, its art design is fine as well compare to other NFTs so I don’t see this one as a big issue here. Lucky to those who got Rollbots at a cheaper price, which technically doesn’t care about the art since they invested on Utility and they understand its risk and its benefits. i’d rather choose rollbot than owning useless NFT art.
hero member
Activity: 2730
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This is incorrect, nobody would want to purchase Rollbots if it has shitty art on it and the fact is that those Rollbots art are far better than alot of other NFT around. Yeah I know that the most important part of Rollbots is the utility you can get by owning and staking it but its still an NFT so art is pretty much the main factor

There would be no demand if we dont really see any interest of it.Yes, we do mostly mind on about art when we do mention about NFT's but what make Rollbots unique is that it does have some utility into it.
I do disagree too that there is no demand or no difference compared into those casual NFT's.If you do just simply look around then you would really see the different situation.
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