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> they are valueless A lot of them clearly have value, as the "desirable" eth domains sell for thousands of dollars. > "Use an .onion" is genuinely better adv
by redox99 3y ago
> they are valueless
A lot of them clearly have value, as the "desirable" eth domains sell for thousands of dollars.
> "Use an .onion" is genuinely better advice. (I wouldn't do that either, but an .onion at least has a reason to exist.)
You seem to be extremely biased against anything related to cryptocurrencies
- mrguyorama 3y agoAnd popular NFTs "sold for" millions, until they only sold for like a hundred bucks. It's all wash trades.
- rglullis 3y agoUnlike "monkey JPEGs", a ENS domain has actual utility. People are not (necessarily) buying it to speculate. They can buy it to use it.