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That sounds a bit harsh. Did OP break their moral compass, or did they just give the wrong person the benefit of the doubt?
by jozvolskyef 5y ago
That sounds a bit harsh. Did OP break their moral compass, or did they just give the wrong person the benefit of the doubt?
- Qub3d 5y agoTo restate what the twitter user was saying: "It seemed like this was a get-rick-quick scheme, but this person could be useful to my goals, so I decided to overlook that" I guess you can argue that get-rick-quick does not necessarily imply scam, but it certainly reflects poorly on a person to ignore their doubts because the source of the doubts is useful. Its not a unique problem to NFTs, its a similar problem that a founder might face when, say, entertaining an acquisition by Meta.