> Astonishingly, less than 1% of these NFTs boast a price tag of over $6,000 ... There's some inverted math comparisons in here, but I gather author is astonis

> Astonishingly, less than 1% of these NFTs boast a price tag of over $6,000 ... There's some inverted math comparisons in here, but I gather author is astonished that so few are high-valued. I would have thought that by now the rational position would be to question why any of these ersatz items have a non-zero value. Of course, value is poorly defined. The six 'real use cases' cited from 'amongst may' are not unique functions of NFT - they could variously be met by cryptocurrency, cash, or ownership of an actual item (if I'm understanding that culture artefact point).