Though as far as I can tell: all they do is waste a lot of energy running computers that "mine crypto"

They're probably up to something and really use all those computers to do some sneaky ish with em, like speeding up time or just increasing energy costs

while they're just pretending to actually do something and basically your pretending that these are "coins"

and are worth paper money and whenever people talk about it they say "block chain" is what supposedly keeps this fake money secure even though there's

been plenty of instances of fraud

but these are the trends... Oh what do you do? I buy crypto, that's good, & me who works warehouse or construction is looked down upon

you're actually doing something for our economy, yuck

I make money sitting at home, analyzing the trends buying low and selling high but all with imaginary money.

they've made a market of it like s&p, nasdaaq

that sell real commodities, there are traders that might buy corn

that someone grows or people invest in shares of an up and coming company that makes a product they believe in

Fortune magazine said 50 million Americans own cryptocurrency

allowing gullible people to have their money invested in nothing while people in China, are buying U.S. real estate and gold

land, tangible assets.

They tried to do the exact same thing with nfts

it was a large scam, someone paid the news to make a big deal about it.

Before people knew about "artists" would approach someone like snoop dogg buy an nft like your interested

in investing in it & I'll just have ai make a picture of you looking like a monkey (for some reason, that's what these

guys wanted to do when approaching rappers)... Like what's up snoop we have 10,000 hand made artworks

video I don't know what it is but I'm getting this money

they look like this by the way and we're selling them for $5,000 each we're going to use your name & we'll give you 10%

and it was pure profit someone made $495,000,000 scamming rich kids that decided they are investors, all types of youtubes were made

speaking nerdish language that they learned to understand hyping them up, snoop got like 50,000,000 for his part

and a lot of mothers and fathers were disappointed at their child, who convinced them it was an investment for the future

they had pictured it going differently and telling them see i told you this picture was going to quadruple in value because they were smart enough

to foresee the trends.

& it really happened, it was a confusing time in our history, people were looking for quick ways to make money without working and it was just some assholes trying to fool naieve Americans and

and someone like Paris Hilton spends 15,000 on

you'd think that she'd call him a blockhead but women are attracted to money and much like everybody are trying to be current

& I saw people who i thought were intellectuals, invest in them too.

anyway the world is a foolish place and instead of investing in real stuff, people who've invested in crypto & NFTs try to get other people into it too

they say there's 70 billion in NFT's in 2024 though at it's peak in 2021

it was only 40 billion

But anyway who are these people that would spend $10,000 on a picture of a silly cat? Minus people who were paid to endorse them?

You could've bought like a good car, I mean they don't really appreciate Anyways, I put this plan together.. Kind of like a pyramid scheme...

When you walk into someone's home what's the first thing you see? P>

Maybe furniture but I'm going to say artwork.

every year people spend around 65 billion dollars on artwork.

Art is a very lurcrative