The Alarm Is Sounding On NFTs
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Logan Paul wants to kill his reputation so he can take a picture next to it.
Behold this outrageously stupid thing that happened
arstechnica.com
The first “Bored Ape” NFT game costs $2,300+ for three weeks of play
Speculative frenzy drives $12.8 million in transactions in one day.
arstechnica.com
There were critics and people who complained about Double Dragon IV priced at $7 back in 2017. Nowadays, you can get the game on sale $2-$4. DDIV is actually fun and has plenty of bonus content that costs the consumer nothing.
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Celebrities Who Endorsed Crypto, NFTs Land in Legal Crosshairs After Investor Losses
Prominent endorsers are named as defendants in class-action lawsuits by investors, while agents warn clients away from future deals.
www.wsj.com
I wanna see Jimmy Fallon and Matt Damon get it the most.Celebrities Who Endorsed Crypto, NFTs Land in Legal Crosshairs After Investor Losses
Prominent endorsers are named as defendants in class-action lawsuits by investors, while agents warn clients away from future deals.
I feel like Fallon deserves it more. Damon did an ad sure but we knew it was an ad but Fallon's thing with Paris Hilton was truly vile.
True, and I will add her skanky ass to the list as well. Damon still sold a lie to his fan base (let's be honest, there are a lot of people that still like him) and made it seem like they'll be doing something great for themselves and be "innovative". At the end of the day, he was just another celebrity in for the paycheck, but there are still manipulations and omniscient of information he is still responsible for.
Fresh details on Square Enix's blockchain experience Symbiogenesis revealed
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www.eurogamer.net
Unless there has been outright fraud, investors need to suck up their losses. "Caveat emptor" is advice so old that they first wrote it in Latin.Celebrities Who Endorsed Crypto, NFTs Land in Legal Crosshairs After Investor Losses
Prominent endorsers are named as defendants in class-action lawsuits by investors, while agents warn clients away from future deals.
Attacking celebrity endorsers is especially feeble - that smacks of bullshit "shotgun" tactics to aim at as many people as possible in the hope at least someone's willing to pay up. If you bought a car and it doesn't work, you don't sue the firm that does the car company's advertising.
Yeh, it's fun and cathartic. So I wish them the illest of ills, like stubbing their little toe in that one way that really hurts, you know the one.
One toe is fun and all, but have you ever scraped your little toes across a box you didn't know was there?
You're being far too kind. May they forever find loose Legos with their feet.
Or worse:
They are spiky, though will break under compression. But worse was, you didn't just on them, you'd bend over the tabletop to check line of sight and get one in the face.