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Still_Lobster_8428

>If they are not, then it frankly doesn't matter any more than some random person saving images of the Mona Lisa matters. Tell that to all the NFT owners butthurt at everyone copy>saving the digital art they paid for.... >For the vast majority of "Fine Art" that gets sold and traded in auctions and private sales around the world, the vast majority of the value of that art has NOTHING to do with the physical piece of art that is being bought/sold. Abjectly wrong! Fine art has and will continue to be a STORE of value asset. Most fine art will never even be publically known about when sold. Many collections sit in vaults never seeing the light of day! And the beauty of fine art..... It can't be copied by MILLIONS of people with simply copy>save image.... ergo..... it PROTECTS and stores the value placed in it! >People buy Fine Art because of the prestige and status associated with that art. It is as much about being able to say "I bought this for $15,000" or "This piece was once owned by the CEO of this Fortune 500 company" as it is about the art itself. It is about demonstrating wealth. It is about associating with power. It is about showing others that you have so much wealth and power that you can just spend thousands of dollars on something that has no functional utility or at the very most a functional utility that is only worth fractionally what you paid for it. No, that's NEW dumb monies take on it.... that's not traditionally what art has been about nor still is for the majority.... >The value of some NFTs is about bragging and showing off and demonstrating that you are ABLE to pay that much on something so trivial. Oh, I 100% agree with you here! New dumb money move right here!

Morkins324

I can "Right Click > Save Image" for plenty of digital photographs and even scans of the Mona Lisa. That doesn't mean that the original is worthless. Pursuing copyright infringement is only necessary if there is are damages involved. If someone else is commercializing than NFT that I own, I can seek damages. If they are not, then it frankly doesn't matter any more than some random person saving images of the Mona Lisa matters. What I see is a lot of people who fundamentally don't understand the market mechanics of the High End Art market. For the vast majority of "Fine Art" that gets sold and traded in auctions and private sales around the world, the vast majority of the value of that art has NOTHING to do with the physical piece of art that is being bought/sold. People buy Fine Art because of the prestige and status associated with that art. It is as much about being able to say "I bought this for $15,000" or "This piece was once owned by the CEO of this Fortune 500 company" as it is about the art itself. It is about demonstrating wealth. It is about associating with power. It is about showing others that you have so much wealth and power that you can just spend thousands of dollars on something that has no functional utility or at the very most a functional utility that is only worth fractionally what you paid for it. The value of some NFTs is about bragging and showing off and demonstrating that you are ABLE to pay that much on something so trivial. And if you don't value that, then it isn't for you and that is fine. But don't pretend that you understand it or have uncovered some ugly truth about it, because you don't and you haven't. The Fine Art market is as much a "scam" as the NFT market is, and it has operated for hundreds of years unimpacted by any perception that might exist about how ridiculous it might be...

elpapichulo104

BROBRO LISREN TO YO PAPI bitcoin IS a good investment but a SLow one obviously. With 20 bucks on my bitcoin currency threw cashapp my earnings more than double! But it took a whole 5 to 6 months for that to happen due to the fact that bitcoin currency continuously goes up and down.YOU JUST NEED TO BE ABLE TO READ THE CHARTS CUZ THATS IMPORTANT. #LISTENTOPAPI

MakeItRelevant

You have a strong portfolio, friend. I am not going to be the one who tells you to sell, but I am going to be the one who tells you to ADD a project. My opinion is: keep as many projects as you are ABLE to follow! Do not keep 30 projects, for example, if you can't be an active member of communities and study the news. Consider to make room for launchpads like DFIStarter. But don't do it just because i am saying. DYOR. The Many good projects out there will need to raise capital. About 60% of the supply was staked within 24 hours. I was not expecting a number like this. Take care!