I mean if there's one positive to come out of this, its that Bored Ape Yacht Club is no longer on top.
Another positive is it might just actually get my dad interested in cryptocurrency.
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I mean if there's one positive to come out of this, its that Bored Ape Yacht Club is no longer on top.
Another positive is it might just actually get my dad interested in cryptocurrency.
It not that weird if you remember who he was before the POTUS thing. A flailing real estate developer with a number of failed or outright scammy branding experiments, from Trump steaks to Trump university. So the NFT shit is right on brand. Assuming they sold 45k of those, and he rakes 50% in licensing fees, he got $2 million for a couple of tweets. Plus future royalties. This might end up as one of his more successful scams.
I bet he blows off the meet and greet winners.
yup. and the winners have to provide their own travel, meal and hotel accommodations to get there and back.
The funny thing is how surreal this all feels: from president of the United States of America to NFT seller. I can see some die-hard MAGA supporters buying these Nfts.
It not that weird if you remember who he was before the POTUS thing. A flailing real estate developer with a number of failed or outright scammy branding experiments, from Trump steaks to Trump university. So the NFT shit is right on brand. Assuming they sold 45k of those, and he rakes 50% in licensing fees, he got $2 million for a couple of tweets. Plus future royalties. This might end up as one of his more successful scams.
I bet he blows off the meet and greet winners.
Wil make headlines for half a day, world will be like "yeah, not surprised".
The funny thing is how surreal this all feels: from president of the United States of America to NFT seller. I can see some die-hard MAGA supporters buying these Nfts.
It not that weird if you remember who he was before the POTUS thing. A flailing real estate developer with a number of failed or outright scammy branding experiments, from Trump steaks to Trump university. So the NFT shit is right on brand. Assuming they sold 45k of those, and he rakes 50% in licensing fees, he got $2 million for a couple of tweets. Plus future royalties. This might end up as one of his more successful scams.
Interestingly enough, in the presentation video featuring Donald Trump himself, he actually uses the term "NFT" (so assume he was reading something specifically written for him to read during that video).
that whole video with him reminds me of those infomercials youd find on cable tv at 4 AM.
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I can see some die-hard MAGA supporters buying these Nfts.
supposedly it sold out in 12 hours.
scalpers? bots? maybe trump bought them all himself?
First there was no climate change no reason to worry about emissions and the only real currency was the dollar. Good old days when he called cryptocurrencies dangerous.
Now that he's launching NFTs he wants you to pay with ether because bitcoin is bad for the environment. (He literally called Ether chain carbon-neutral).
To buy his NFTs you need to install a crypto wallet! For his sake let's all hope the dollar doesn't collapse from all this dangerous actions.
Now that he's launching NFTs he wants you to pay with ether because bitcoin is bad for the environment. (He literally called Ether chain carbon-neutral).
To buy his NFTs you need to install a crypto wallet! For his sake let's all hope the dollar doesn't collapse from all this dangerous actions.
damn. trump out memed us. beat us at own own game.
how embarrassing.
how embarrassing.
Wait, the trading card thing is real? Not some alternate elonverse?
Edit: ok, I used this new contraption called Google and was told that the answer is yes and no. They call them "cards" but they're actually NFTs, but not really "NF" because some will have multiple copies. Excellent. I mean who wouldn't a hash of a non-ironic cringe meme for $99. And if you spend $4500 you get to have a dinner with the Donald. I hope he can keep up
Interestingly enough, in the presentation video featuring Donald Trump himself, he actually uses the term "NFT" (so assume he was reading something specifically written for him to read during that video).
The funny thing is how surreal this all feels: from president of the United States of America to NFT seller. I can see some die-hard MAGA supporters buying these Nfts.
Also, is it possible there is some De Santis operative who managed to infiltrate the PR team of Mr.Trump?
Can't find a complete list of them, but this is my favorite so far:
And if you spend $4500 you get to have a dinner with the Donald.
https://twitter.com/kmoney_69/status/1603566409350406144
damn. trump out memed us. beat us at own own game.
how embarrassing.
how embarrassing.
Wait, the trading card thing is real? Not some alternate elonverse?
Edit: ok, I used this new contraption called Google and was told that the answer is yes and no. They call them "cards" but they're actually NFTs, but not really "NF" because some will have multiple copies. Excellent. I mean who wouldn't a hash of a non-ironic cringe meme for $99. And if you spend $4500 you get to have a dinner with the Donald. I hope he can keep up
damn. trump out memed us. beat us at own own game.
how embarrassing.
how embarrassing.
How will Desantis recover from this.
So he actually "truthed" this....
I bet it's his healthcare plan to replace Obamacare. lol
I bet it's his healthcare plan to replace Obamacare. lol
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