BITCOIN as an alternative to regular currency
I believe this is exactly why it can (and has been) so popular. Don't see why it can't be both real and a joke.
Memes in a nutshell are just inside jokes between millions of people, between the internet. Hype and momentum can play a big role, stranger things have happened.
This is the thing I'm not getting with NFT's.
You own something that gives you the right to ownership of something that can't yield anything. But it's completely freely available for others to view and share, so you don't really own it.
Art is like an NFT it's only worth it for its collectable value. But like art it's subjective and 99.9999% of it will never be worth anything.
You own something that gives you the right to ownership of something that can't yield anything. But it's completely freely available for others to view and share, so you don't really own it.
Art is like an NFT it's only worth it for its collectable value. But like art it's subjective and 99.9999% of it will never be worth anything.
I'm not fully sold on the idea either, but don't have much of an opinion.
Apparently the guy who made Dogecoin has bailed years ago and has made zero money from it, regular working class guy that probably didn't like what it had become.
Not been following closely but I think so, Elon Musk was joking around those lines about Dogecoin being "the people's crypto currency" etc, and by doing that he created a bit of a trend and gave it more value.
Apparently the guy who made Dogecoin has bailed years ago and has made zero money from it, regular working class guy that probably didn't like what it had become.
Rather than the NFT's themselves I would be interested in investing if there was some sort of platform which makes commission from selling them.Euler wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 11:11 amThis is the thing I'm not getting with NFT's.
You own something that gives you the right to ownership of something that can't yield anything. But it's completely freely available for others to view and share, so you don't really own it.
Art is like an NFT it's only worth it for its collectable value. But like art it's subjective and 99.9999% of it will never be worth anything.
I can see more celebrities/influencers releasing their own ones when they see the opportunity to effectively make money out of thin air just because of their following.
These days people would pay £1k for a bag of gravel if it was endorsed by their favourite Youtuber
https://www.tubefilter.com/2021/02/22/l ... box-break/
I generally just like to keep an open mind, since value can be very relative in today's world
We all found some value in a niche market like sports trading, don't see why others should be denied similar opportunities. The more the merrier, that's the beauty of the digital world, sometimes all you need is a laptop.
We all found some value in a niche market like sports trading, don't see why others should be denied similar opportunities. The more the merrier, that's the beauty of the digital world, sometimes all you need is a laptop.
Some routes seem easier than othersKai wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 11:56 amI generally just like to keep an open mind, since value can be very relative in today's world
We all found some value in a niche market like sports trading, don't see why others should be denied similar opportunities. The more the merrier, that's the beauty of the digital world, sometimes all you need is a laptop.
I'm rather annoyed I missed this investment opportunity - could have repackaged it into ever smaller tubs and made an absolute killingKai wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 11:56 amI generally just like to keep an open mind, since value can be very relative in today's world
We all found some value in a niche market like sports trading, don't see why others should be denied similar opportunities. The more the merrier, that's the beauty of the digital world, sometimes all you need is a laptop.
Does she still bathe or now only shower?