Could Chris get rich off of NFTs? -

KingCoelacanth

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I've seen NFTs of old memes sold by their creator/person in the meme and go for 6 figures
Could chris sell nfts of his comics or other memes based off of him and get rich? How much would someone pay for an NFT of his comics?
 

Out Bob

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No, because in Chris's "friend" group, or at least the tranny Twitter ones he looks up to and whats to be involved in, they fucking hate NTFs and is littearly created blacklists of people who ever participated in them
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I don't know if Chris is the type who bend the knee for his fellow trannies or outvertly poltical, but if he dose, then there is more points for the "No" catroegry
 

ArnoldPalmer

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Nobody's going to be getting rich off of NFTs in 3 months when the fad dies. Seriously, you understand the abject uselessness of the NFT model outside of signing CD Keys and shit, right? It's been pushed in the media extremely hard, ONLY because it's a worthless endeavor.
 

GentlemanFaggot

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What? You want the Blockchain to get infected by the Dimension Merge and all of its wealth whisked away to another dimension?

Actually that'd be hilarious financial drama. Lets get CWC to do it.
 

Haim Arlosoroff

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NFTs are just ultra rich people trading with a cliches of other ultra rich people

Maybe if he acts quickly he might make something, but NFTs dont sound like something that will last
I completely agree, the whole thing weirded me out when it was explained to me.

I have no idea how they can be resold since they are not interchangeable blocks, so they are just commodified starfucking or name-dropping. The owner is important because they bought a connection to something someone did. You used to have to fuck famous people to get this level of unwarranted notoriety at a party, now you can pay for it instead. I don't see anyway this NFT thing is other than that. It isn't an asset financially unless it can be sold off in the future and I don't see many people assigning value to "unique cryptocurrency blocks where each part of this chain is agreed to stand in for a work of art that you don't own the rights to afterwards" in ten years. Its social posturing, which don't get me wrong is very logical to participate in as the artist selling the NFT. I've been led to believe that this in no way connects to copyright or other legal rights, so there is literally no downside unless the buyer is more of a social hassle than the money you got for it is worth.
 

DuckSucker

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Nobody's going to be getting rich off of NFTs in 3 months when the fad dies. Seriously, you understand the abject uselessness of the NFT model outside of signing CD Keys and shit, right? It's been pushed in the media extremely hard, ONLY because it's a worthless endeavor.
I agree with you but I also remember being on like the ground floor of bitcoin and listening to goons on SomethingAwful in like 2009 when they were saying "lol cryptocurrency sounds like such a stupid fucking idea and anyone who buys in will see it crash in like 2 years it will never have main acceptance."

I do agree that since its being pushed as an alternative to like bitcoin shit, it is something that has very limited scope and is mostly people chasing it because they all think its going to be the next bitcoin even though youre right and its basically just buying collectable shit.
 

Cool Dog

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I've seen NFTs of old memes sold by their creator/person in the meme and go for 6 figures
Can I get a link to that?
Nobody's going to be getting rich off of NFTs in 3 months when the fad dies. Seriously, you understand the abject uselessness of the NFT model outside of signing CD Keys and shit, right? It's been pushed in the media extremely hard, ONLY because it's a worthless endeavor.
You have a point, but then..........
I agree with you but I also remember being on like the ground floor of bitcoin and listening to goons on SomethingAwful in like 2009 when they were saying "lol cryptocurrency sounds like such a stupid fucking idea and anyone who buys in will see it crash in like 2 years it will never have main acceptance."
..........I remember this shit happening back then and missing that boat thinking it was just a fad

Meanwhile zoomer neets became millionaires with chainlink, guess its not just a fad
 

Calandrino

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Seriously, you understand the abject uselessness of the NFT model outside of signing CD Keys and shit, right?
No. Speaking for myself, I understand nothing. If something like NFTs happened in a science fiction novel set in the near future, I would complain that it doesn't make any damn sense and the author doesn't understand computers. For me, the world is a confounding barrage of nonsensical images and sounds that do not connect in a logical way.
 

Conn4618

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I agree with you but I also remember being on like the ground floor of bitcoin and listening to goons on SomethingAwful in like 2009 when they were saying "lol cryptocurrency sounds like such a stupid fucking idea and anyone who buys in will see it crash in like 2 years it will never have main acceptance."

I do agree that since its being pushed as an alternative to like bitcoin shit, it is something that has very limited scope and is mostly people chasing it because they all think its going to be the next bitcoin even though youre right and its basically just buying collectable shit.
I see a future for NFTs, but for right now it's being used for mostly meme stuff. There's some non-meme stuff though, like Cardano using NFTs as a way to prevent fraud in Ethiopia's educational system. It becomes a lot harder to fake a degree when it's cryptographically secure like how a blockchain is. Also a lot more difficult to steal.

I have a personal idea relating to selling books to libraries as NFTs, so that way they don't have to pay so much for ebooks. It's really sad to me that libraries pay so much for an ebook, almost 3 times the cost of a regular hard cover book, only to have it destroyed once it's checked out enough times. The whole reason why is because publishers think people are going to pirate the books they sell, which is silly, but that's how it is.
 

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