I think this encapsulates really well a big part of the current NFT market: buy now a claim of something that doesn't exist, but will surely exist (right? it ha

I think this encapsulates really well a big part of the current NFT market: buy now a claim of something that doesn't exist, but will surely exist (right? it has to because it's metaverse and everything is possible), so you can flip it down the line because it's cheap now, so let FOMO sink in. We're in the realm of fantasy. People are buying into fantasy. I mean, it worked for Star Citizen, but they actually had some stuff to show for.