Yes it does!

Have you algo in the algorand wallet? Have you added the FRY token to the algo wallet? Those things need to be done to be able to get FRY token rewards. If this does not work, the best place to get help from fry is through their discord or telegram channel

Thank you so much! Hope the platform works great for you

No, this is a crypto platform that requires KYC since it is compliant with all laws & regulations

Thanks a lot! @mlsp1550

Were you able to get into the app?

@NordicCrypto yes, the next day I was in. Thanks! Going to be playing around with it this weekend.

Thank you!

Yup, they went up fast in price

You can, but if you have them near each other they both only earn half. So we need to spread them out in different hexes

I believe so. But better check their discord for exact device.

Yes, currently within the beta test stage we can use it for free

You need to have it on 24/7 otherwise you risk losing your spot

Since you commented with your username, the Neverless team will look through the comments and allow you in soon enough! Let me know after half way through tomorrow if you have gotten in or not =)

It is possible within the app I show

It works for europe

We have no idea what the PLYR node earns currently in dollar value since the PLYR token is not listed yet. But if I get to guess, I think the ROI is lower with the PLYR node compared to a traditional standard Bitcoin miner. Those asic miners usually take a few years to make our money back. These virtual nodes have more than often had much lower ROI values. But again, we don't know for sure

​@@NordicCrypto Thanks! I think I am going to buy the avalon 3 nano miner then. Have a good day!

That doesn't exist lol

Hi, I agree with you that if it were to be called "true decentralization" the nodes itself should be in the hands/and run by the people as well. But I guess, that is not feasible for a chain just starting out as they need reliability that the nodes stay up. So the node sales to the people is a step towards decentralization, to decentralize the digital ownership. I agree, from just a decentralization stand point, it's not there. But that can be said for almost all the projects out there. Launching a 100% decentralized chain were users decide themselves if they would want to support a chain can work, as we have seen with kaspa for example. But it's rare for a chain to get so many followers. I think the way PLYR have done it is the smartest way, both from a company standpoint, but also from the users perspective. Now people have the option to use/game/be part of PLYR for free if they want. And they also have the option for users who want to invest in PLYR by owning a digital representation of the nodes, that does indeed earn from the blockchain gas fees. Ultimately, it's up to the users to choose. But anyone can still play their games for free, we do not need a node to be able to play their games. Cheers /Nordic

I do, it's down in the video description.

We don't know since the $PLYR token have not been listed yet, so it does not got a price yet. The token is likely to get listed soon though. But at the moment we don't know

@@NordicCrypto so cash up front… nah

It's often like this being early with projects, were there is a lot of not knowing in the beginning. But I can say that it will be one of two outcomes when the PLYR token is listed. 1. The PLYR token is listed at a high price making the ROI very low with the nodes --> then the rest of the nodes will get sold out fast. 2. The PLYR token is listed at a low price making the ROI high with the nodes --> then the rest of the nodes will not get sold out/or at least until the price of the PLYR token does increase (but that is not a guarantee that it does). But in essence, it's investing, so we never know what is going to happen. But that goes for the entire sector. Cheers /Nordic

This is not my platform. Simply covering a new project and their new crypto node

Hey man! I have not heard of that one. What is that?

@@NordicCrypto good to see you in new video dude :) Here kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqC1iZZ6f5yem6ssi=Mmu5M6G2pSWsdl5v

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This is a very fair question and I agree with your reasoning. In this particular case were we users have partly ownership of the actual real hardware nodes, that does indeed verify the PLYR blockchain, I think it at least sounds a bit better/makes a little sense, instead of simply offering NFTs without any ties to infrastructure/the underlying project. But the node sale is definitely a way of also securing funds for the project. And I also agree that it sometimes feels a bit more "deserving" when there is a physical hardware involved. But, seeing it from the side of decentralization, this also becomes a way for users to, sort of, invest/be part of the infrastructure behind PLYR, being part with the potential to earn. I believe PLYR will also have some public sale as well for their token in the nearby future, although I'm not certain. In the end, most projects are companies offering products that can have different impact on the world, and it is up to us users to decide if we want to participate or not. I like to participate a lot in early projects due to the potential to make profits, especially when we have the opportunity to be early. And in this specific case, I think PLYR have a good take on onboarding Web2 gamers to the Web3 sector, which I think is a win-win situation, for everyone in crypto, if PLYR ends up performing well. So aside from the "profit aspect" I think it's quite an exciting project to follow. Hope my thoughts here were able to provide something of value & I'm more than glad to continue replying if you want to discuss this further! B.r /Nordic

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@@NordicCrypto Thank you for being willing to have a sincere discussion on this. I find nothing morally questionable with ICO's, or even promotions like this, that strike me as an "ICO in disguise," it just bothers me because it seems to me to be a less than honest way for PLYR and similar projects to present themselves. It's not a "node," it's an investment, which again is not wrong or bad at all, I just am not comfortable funding a project that is being evasive about that. I do sincerely hope PLYR succeeds, from what I've read it sounds exciting so I'll definitely get involved at some point, even if only as an end user.

Memusic - £9 return since feb ! Shocking, larissa i made a stack on in the first week, now only $2 per month, etcmc - £6 since jan (now off), natix, £7 since last year… too many scams now

That is good and healthy thinking. And I think PLYR will be super happy to simply have you on as a gamer, gaming on their chain. I don't think PLYR are evasive about the sale, what it is and were the funds go, as they have that info out in the public. One way I like to compare node sales in general with, are traditional companies. We most of the times don't get anything back from buying a company's product, aside from the product itself. With these nodes these projects are selling, we are getting quite a lot, and even the chance to get back our money from the node purchase through its earning features. It's quite a cool deal. I especially like these deals when I'm able to get in first, as that gives me the best chances of at least getting my money back and making a profit. And that is mainly why I make these videos, so that you, my viewers, get the same opportunity, if they want. But it is crypto, it is a company's product/feature and it is investing, so it's a good thing to think twice about were we want to put our money. Hope to see you on the battle grounds in the PLYR games!

Yea the node clusters were sold super quick initially. Thank you for your comment and your support! It's these comments that keep me going, researching, and trying to find the early ones for us all! Thank you, it means a whole lot!

@@NordicCrypto wondering is it still early to get into crank ? I'm still having second thoughts about it

Fry is almost dead, 69p a day from 5 miners inc a high end weather

Crankk is one of my favorites and I think can become very successful. But that are only my own thoughts. Best thing about crankk is that we can have multiple devices simply online and we will earn from it. Low cost and no maintenance. Those things are hard to come by.

Same here! Thanks a lot for your comment!

Agree, definitely needed within the Web3 gaming sector

Thank you for your comment and your support! Means a lot! Hope you are having a great summer so far!

Yes, simply having a username as a login to start playing is exactly like traditional gaming. So it seems PLYR have reached a point were there no longer need to be a hindrance for traditional web2 gamers to get into Web3 gaming. Love to see that and I think that can be a crucial tipping point for web3 gaming. This easy onboarding is a must for the web3 gaming sector to grow. And it seems PLYR have released an excellent blockchain were this can happen. I therefore more than root for the success of PLYR as that can become a positive for the entire web3 gaming sector.

Yea, this project seems to check all of the boxes in terms of a good start. Judging from the initial node sale, there seems to be a lot of people thinking the same. What I also specifically liked with the nodes is the earning of gas fees from the blockchain transactions. Could bring big potential if they manage to get a lot of gamers in. And it seems they got that planned out with their upcoming events/leaderboard/airdrop that begins in just a few days. So it seems very planned from their side, which is a positive in all regards

Every project? What about Larissa, it if basically dead and I bought 5 350$ nodes because of the video on it

@@Fubar81 I made 1400 with Larissa coz I got in early. Sorry for your loss brother😟

@@Fubar81 I would suggest have the notification on brother Nordic channel I made good profit of etcmc and it’s still runing with Larissa and fry in same pc brother. I have 12 mini pc which I bought with profit from etcmc and Larissa. Good luck

​@@Fubar81why the hell did you buy $350 ones. Should have only bought the trail nodes.

That's a bummer "/ . So sad US missing out on all the good bits of crypto

use VPN

The $PLYR token is not live yet, so we don't know the price of the token. The token is although set to be listed soon on an exchange