The platform offers a unique way to own digital space. From what I can see, the ability to draw and buy specific pixel blocks is innovative. It seems like a solid option for those interested in digital collectibles or pixel art, though I would need to verify the long-term value of the owned blocks before committing fully.
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What is FELD?
FELD operates a website titled "Wer ist dein GOAT" where users can purchase individual pixels of a larger image. The total canvas size is 2.739×1.826 Pixel, and users can select a custom block size with prices displayed per pixel and as a total cost. Users must create an account to buy pixels, and the platform tracks pixel ownership and reveals the image gradually as more pixels are purchased.
What features do users praise about the pixel purchasing system?
Some reviewers say the platform's ability to reveal the image gradually as more pixels are purchased is a unique feature that keeps users engaged. The website says users can select a custom block size, allowing for flexibility in how they want to contribute to the larger image. The site includes standard legal pages such as Impressum, Datenschutz, and AGB to ensure compliance.
What is the official website of FELD?
The official website of FELD is 2goats.de.
How is FELD rated on Trustburn?
On Trustburn, FELD has a rating of 4 out of 5 based on 4 reviews.
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4 Reviews
It is really straightforward to use, and the real-time pricing makes it easy to stay within budget while creating your pixel art masterpiece.
When looking at the digital canvas space, it is interesting to see how FELD positions itself with the Goat platform. The interface appears to allow users to draw on a grid of pixels, which offers a unique form of digital land ownership. From the information available, the pricing model is straightforward: you pay per pixel, with costs displayed in cents, and the total is calculated in euros. This simplicity is a positive feature for those who prefer transparency. However, the feature set seems limited compared to more complex digital real estate platforms. There is no mention of advanced customization options beyond drawing blocks of specific sizes. The ability to secure and buy out pixels is clear, but the long-term utility of a static pixel grid is something to consider. The progress bar indicates coverage from zero to one hundred percent, which helps visualize ownership, but the actual utility of owning a specific coordinate remains unclear without further context. For someone considering this company, the ease of use is notable, but the depth of features might not satisfy power users who expect more than just a drawing tool. The overall experience seems functional but basic.
The pricing structure on the website appears quite transparent, which is a welcome change. Seeing the price per pixel and the total cost in real-time as you draw helps avoid any surprise fees later on. For someone considering this company, knowing that you can see the exact cost before buying adds a layer of trust. However, from the information available, it is not entirely clear if there are additional costs for larger blocks or specific premium features. Is the price per pixel consistent across all block sizes? This detail would help in making a more informed decision when allocating your budget for digital assets on the platform.
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About FELD
FELD operates a website titled "Wer ist dein GOAT" where users can purchase individual pixels of a larger image. The total canvas size is 2.739×1.826 Pixel, and users can select a custom block size, with prices displayed per pixel and as a total cost. Users must create an account to buy pixels, and the platform tracks pixel ownership and reveals the image gradually as more pixels are purchased. The site includes standard legal pages such as Impressum, Datenschutz, and AGB.
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