Why do the first two images after the LMD-Ghost section [1] look like they were made on an iPad? All the other images are made using proper tools. I didn't realize that the letter in the first image was a V because it looked like a N. Feels slightly inconsistent.
Although you may be right, OpenSea (the NFT Marketplace used in the article) does lazy minting. Of course, one can still not make any money if no one buys the NFT.
The author writes about it here:
> There's a bit of nuance to how OpenSea does things. They do so-called lazy minting. While you may need to pay an initial gas fee to list a new collection, each NFT listing does not require any fees. This works because the NFT is not actually minted yet. It gets officially minted once the buyer pays the gas fees to mint the artwork on the blockchain.
Slight Nitpick: This is only available for Apple to Samsung devices.
However,
> Unfortunately, it’s still not possible to migrate your chat history [from iOS] to a different Android phone, but WhatsApp is planning this in the future. It’s also not possible to migrate your chat history from Android to iOS right now.
Why do the first two images after the LMD-Ghost section [1] look like they were made on an iPad? All the other images are made using proper tools. I didn't realize that the letter in the first image was a V because it looked like a N. Feels slightly inconsistent.
[1] - https://github.com/ethereum/pos-evolution/blob/master/pos-ev...