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- PhanLo1
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- Absolute car crash this.
Tezos has millions at their disposal and this is how the art is presented!microkorg - reminds me of the mid 2000's street art gallery scene, loads of money kicking about, absolute worst presentation.PhanLo
- Just needs some LED wall and a bit of projection.PhanLo
- I still can't believe that people are still promoting and try to sell this bullshit.utopian
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- shouldn´t the pole be inside a jail with all the fraud and crime thats happening in crypto + nft it would be more authentic for sure.neverscared
- PhanLo2
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- Forgot to mention it's a free stock image of a rock. Stonks!PhanLo
- PhanLo2
Some good did come of the Tezos Pole, loads of memes
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- nft still going full throttle on being bananasneverscared
- PhanLo0
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes…
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This stranger-than-fiction documentary uncovers the tale of an audacious get-rich-quick scheme from inside the art world.When a London-based curator and artist called Ben Moore announced in 2021 that he was about to launch a sale of digital artworks known as NFTs, with images based on the iconic stormtrooper helmets from Star Wars, interest was sky-high. In the Covid lockdowns, NFTs had become the latest investment phenomenon, with some pieces selling for millions. This sale had the potential to be one of the most lucrative to date; not only was there the connection to a world-famous movie franchise, but individually customised helmets by some leading contemporary artists, such as Damien Hirst and the Chapman Brothers, appeared to be included.
When the sale went live on 6 November 2021, the 1,138 NFTs in the collection sold out within seconds. Ben and his fellow organisers became instant cryptocurrency millionaires.
But within days, it became clear that all was not what it seemed. Disgruntled collectors began to air their dismay at the poor quality of some of the NFTs, and rumours started to circulate that many of the featured artists were not even aware their artwork was included in the sale. Despite the emerging problems, there was healthy post-sale trading – with hundreds of the NFTs being bought and sold for the crypto equivalent of tens of thousands of pounds each. Ben and his colleagues made 5 per cent on the value of every single of these trades - an income stream they were determined to keep going as long as possible.
- stewart4
I create 24x24px portraits on request. Already sold one from the collection. This is my self-portrait, animated:
https://opensea.io/assets/base/0…
- neverscared0
Nonfungible tokens, once a burgeoning scene for crypto traders and enthusiasts, seem to have lost much of their allure as trading volumes in the once-hot sector have now declined for the fifth straight quarter.
Trading in the digital assets — best known for their collectible cartoon avatars and viral memes — declined to $823 million in the second quarter, down from $4 billion during the prior-year period, according to data compiled by DappRadar. A 19% decrease in total trading volume made 2024 the worst year ever for NFT traders, but this year’s data suggest the downturn is far from over.
- the token is the art --- probably the dumbest slogan of the century..neverscared
- People moved on...to Labubusgrafician
