I have just aped on some Punks On Hive!

@punksonhive has a new feature that allows us to sort the punks in ascending order, from the cheapest top to the most expensive. Because of this feature, I have managed to grab the lastest 4 cheapest punks!

Meet my Punks:

It has costed me a lot, not gonna lie, just blew almost $200 USD on those punks, but the logic is, there are only 10k punks on Hive and I expect Hive to eventually have waaaaay more than 10k interested users that would like to have at least one punk. By having as many as I can I hope that someone identifies as one of those I own and want to buy them for waaaay higher in the future since no new punks will be minted!

Oh, also, I bought that HIVE on Binance, and on the "memo" transfer I added the link to Punks on Hive, so that it is registered on the blockchain! Hope analytics tools catch it up and give those punks some traction! I am doing my part!

One more thing: @themarkymark @blockheadgames @punksonhive I am not sure which one of you takes care of the code for the website, but the performance when sorting is terrible! I think this is because the website loads all punks at once! My computer is not that great, so the user experience is terrible!

Maybe the website could use paging, so it would be a table/list where the user can select how many punks to load at once, and navigate through pages of punks that are fetched and loaded only when needed, so the computer does not have to request and handle this much data?

If the website becomes more responsive I am sure more people will start using those punks!