A man bought an NFT for $2.9M, then listed it for $48M. The top bid was less than $280

I am currently listing an art piece nft of my first pubic hair. Will definitely have a minimum reserve above 280

 

This guy bought some NFT's last year

 

A Huge Scam’: Fans Who Bought Tekashi 6ix9ine-Backed NFTs Are Pissed

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ro...shi-6ix9ine-trollz-nft-scam-hack-1272511/amp/

,,The project never even sold out, and that’s because the organizers suddenly decided to stop minting. When Jacob became a minter, the Trollz team was still telling people that there would eventually be 9,669 NFTs. That number was changed to 6,969 on launch day, October 28th — just about a week into the project’s existence online. Two days later, with 4,797 NFTs out in the world, the ability to mint vanished. What happened to the royalty-holders’ decision-making rights? Jacob, who thinks he might be one of the largest minters involved, has no idea."

Low IQ celebs scamming low IQ/young followers.

 

This is by far the gayest video I have EVER watched. Can't get more fake than that. Even if real the newly rich aura is absolutely laughable. I prefer me a decent character homeless beggar in the park any day over this pathetic wannabe punk.

 

price floor for Moonbirds is now 19 Eth. It only came out yesterday


https://opensea.io/collection/proof-moonbirds

 

Get yourself some and use as Screensaver.

 

It's free to download the pictures to use as screensavers

 

What's the difference then? An original oil painting and a replica differ quite clearly but I don't see the difference here between a digital image and the same digital image.