Sure, NFTs and crypto in general may be get rich schemes at the core, but a lot of people do believe in them, so a charitable view would be that HE saw it as a

Sure, NFTs and crypto in general may be get rich schemes at the core, but a lot of people do believe in them, so a charitable view would be that HE saw it as a scheme, but he thought that perhaps SHE believed in it. And FWIW I'm not sure "fraudulent" is the right word. NFTs are not a fraud, you usually get what you pay for, a mediocre jpeg, and perhaps a really primitive game. And to be fair, what are the odds his VTOL company will ever produce anything either?