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Originally Posted by mikemhg
Mark my worlds, most of these will be worth nothing in a year or less.
The celebrities that jumped on board on this stuff really gives credence to those who "hate" the celebrity/media class. With all their wealth, they are still willing to join into a Ponzi in order to enrich themselves even further, there is literally no integrity in how some of these people conduct themselves.
It's fucking gross.
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Is it any different that celebrities that flaunt their mansion and luxury lifestyle thou. They make more peddling an LV bag, doing product placement for luxury brand than NFT. Rich getting richer because they are already rich, what is new?
I also hate bored ape because of this, so actually do agree with people pointing out the cringeness that it brings to NFT.
But fr celebrities have brought nothing but hate for the space, so they ain't really helping this ponzi per say. Willing to bet these celebrities endorsement has not influence a single regular person to buy these high ticket NFT, nor can most people even afford to. They are doing a dis service to other project in the space and the amount of regular people that have actually benefited from the rise of this space who ain't celebrities.
There is now whole new economy of virtual assistant and play to earn gamers in third world countries that quit their job and becoming relatively financially independant from their countries economy. Things that you know crypto was suppose to enable.
On another news Warren buffet/ berkshire has finally dip their toe into crypto and started trimming their porfolio on traditional payment provider such as Visa and Mastercard. Talk about a change of heart for the biggest crypto critic.