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I have no intention to be a full time collector in web3. Nevertheless, I value great art and I want to show my support to fellow artist.
rich folks are often deeply confused about the value of money
the richer they are the more susceptible they are to the disorder, and the more extreme its symptoms will manifest
most of them are truly planning on how to buy their way past doom, right now - Cheney and W both placed in the top 6 of "Greenest homes in the world" not so long ago, it's a tradition for that set
turning off the heat in december won't make july more tolerable,
and the price tag on survival is so low that the rich just aren't interested in paying for it
they truly will die before they'll voluntarily stop destroying the world. they do it deliberately, in order to make their wealth feel more valuable
On Thursday, after teasing a massive announcement the day before, former President Donald Trump unveiled a series of $99 "trading card" nonfungible tokens, or NFTs — images of himself backed by cryptocurrency technology.
The announcement was widely mocked — however, one slightly less discussed detail is the nature of the company making the cards.
It isn't Trump's campaign, nor is it the Trump Organization. Rather, it is a mysterious entity known as CIC Ventures, which, according to Ken Bensington of The New York Times, has a lot of overlap with Trump.
"The company that licensed Trump's image and likeness for the $99 NFT trading cards appears to be one founded in 2021 by former Trump advisor Nick Luna and current Trump lawyer John Marion," wrote Bensington on Twitter. "Its mailing address is the same as the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach."
"Little is known about CIC, but a little digging shows that a manila folder seized from Mar-a-Lago by the FBI in August was marked 'Serio Contract' and contained a contract with CIC Ventures and Gold Ventures, per a federal court filing," Bensington continued.
Even some Trump supporters grumbled about the NFT announcement, complaining that the cards on offer were "worthless" and a "scam."
This comes as Trump has suffered setbacks with his 2024 campaign launch, with some polls indicating he is losing the lead among the Republican base to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis — which Trump took to his Truth Social platform to rail against this week.
Prom (PROM) is an attempt to cash in gaming NFTs (nonfungible tokens).
An NFT is a contract stored in the blockchain. To elaborate, the contract represents its holder’s ownership in an asset. Hence, you can think of an NFT as a digital title deed. The NFT conveys ownership in digital assets just as deeds and titles convey ownership in physical assets.
A gaming NFT provides access to game apps…