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> FWIW, I am personally shocked that anyone wants to buy small pieces of cardboard (...) I fail to see the relevance of your personal preferences to the discus
by rewma 5y ago
> FWIW, I am personally shocked that anyone wants to buy small pieces of cardboard (...)
I fail to see the relevance of your personal preferences to the discussion, as my point was that the cases I'm aware of sound an awful lot like shills trying to inflate the value of something with no market value whatsoever.
As a concrete example, there was a HN discussion a couple of months ago on how a kid reported a couple thousands of dollars worth of sales from NFTs, but it all sounded like a mix of straight up fraud and money laundering. A few comments in the discussion point out that the kid's father works in finance and it sounds he is trying to case in on the NFT trend.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28326220 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28326220
- saurik 5y ago> But are they really? I mean, are there that many humans waiting in line to have a JSON pointing to a tweet? This is just your belief in what people would want to do, and is irrelevant to whether people out there exist, and I am claiming (seemingly successfully, as my comment is resonating with a number of people) the same thing would probably be said with just as much confusion by anyone who really considers how utterly pointless a baseball card is.