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> their intention seems more to sell NFTs than real cars That was exactly my impression. I have to pay $88 to be part of a club, and then pay $2,500 for a manu
by brk 4y ago
> their intention seems more to sell NFTs than real cars
That was exactly my impression. I have to pay $88 to be part of a club, and then pay $2,500 for a manufacturing slot and THEN I can start to configure a build? And it mentions a bit too predominantly how members can buy and sell production slots amongst themselves.
Seems like an attempt to create an NFT circle jerk.
- mrcwinn 4y agoI get wanting a real car instead of an NFT. After all, an NFT can’t exactly drive on the road. On the other hand, roads? Where we’re going, we don’t need roads.