This was just bought for $23,702,160.16 USD.

NFT is too popular at this point
We'll just have to embrace it
 
Same thing happened with that guy Gonzalo or whatever his name is, who was taking selfies for the past X years.

He literally sold every NFT for $2-$3, and the guy who bought them was selling to himself for $X,XXX multiple times, trying to make some money.

I did the math, and Gonzalo did approximately $1,400 for his moment of fame.

I want to say Ponzi scheme, but associating NFTs with Ponzi schemes would be a great insult to Ponzi scheme masterminds.

Imagine all the cartels from Colombia selling their NFTs everyday, LOL.
Agree with that NFTs are BS

Though that guy made probably significantly more as the NFT creator can set royalties which are usually around 5%
 
Sick world! Dumb people! enough said.
 
Money laundering expanded from the real world to the crypto world
 
I am an accounting major and I'm pretty sure that's not how write offs work. You can't just spend your money to buy your own stuff and then write that money off.

The catch is in "your money". With crypto, nobody knows it's you.

But yeah, IF that was the case and IF they did buy their own shit, then it'd probably be tax fraud if used for a writeoff.

NFT is too popular at this point
We'll just have to embrace it

Folks don't seem to grasp that NFT isn't about stupid jpegs only.

Anything can be a NFT. Your car could be linked to a NFT. Your house, etc. To sell the house, you sell the NFT linked to it. Transactions done across the globe instantly, no banks or middlemen.

NFT's are fascinating. Too bad it's being used only for sales of monkeys and dumb ms paint art.
 
He could have invested wisely but damn who am i to give him a suggestion never really understood this NFT thing i am running out of words
 
What people in 1980 thought 2022 will be like: Flying cars
What we actually got: People buying their own shit art with a virtual currency
This.
I watched the "Back to the future" trilogy as a kid, and I was really looking forward to the 2000s when we would have flying cars and hoverboards. Instead, we got Tikok videos and NFTs.
 
This.
I watched the "Back to the future" trilogy as a kid, and I was really looking forward to the 2000s when we would have flying cars and hoverboards. Instead, we got Tikok videos and NFTs.
I think the main problem is there are too many people seeking for money and fame.
 
I love NTFs. Do you want to know my business tactics?

Ctrl+V Ctrl+C

I am now $23,000,000 more richer :cool:

I think you got V and C reversed :p

Anyway, you may copy the image but you don't have the private key :cool:
 
What about the fees?

OpenSea charges 2.5% per sale. Let's say he did it there. Did he just spend $575,000 to buy his own trash?

I hope the tax write-off move works for him... cuz no one is going to purchase that based on its "floor price"o_O
 
The Proccess of creating fomo in the market…

which is Twitter big blust post
 
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