@CryptoCowboy_AU Next step is you realising that it don't matter what you do at all this all a temporary experience anyway. Who cares if you're rank 1 or a billionair just do w.e you feel like as long as you're not hurting no body
If Ai replaces all the jobs, where do corporations expect people to earn money to continue being consumers? I am just not understanding why that simple question is not being asked.
The man who said NFTs would be part of culture within five years just quit crypto.
> In August 2021, Steve Aoki told CoinDesk that NFTs would be "part of culture" within five years.
> Almost exactly five years later, he sold what was left and moved the money to Gemini.
> In March 2021, Aoki dropped his first NFT collection, Dream Catcher, on Nifty Gateway.
> It brought in over $4 million. A single piece sold for $888,888.88 to the former CEO of T-Mobile.
> At a private Gala Music event in California, he told the crowd that single drop had made him more money than every album advance from ten years of music combined.
> Six albums. A decade of work. Beaten by one afternoon of digital art sales.
> He went all in.
> Built a Solana-based NFT marketplace with Todd McFarlane.
> Launched A0K1VERSE, an NFT gated membership club designed to bridge Web2 and Web3.
> He once stopped a live DJ set mid performance, pulled out his phone and yelled to the crowd: "NFTs make me feel like a kid again."
> The NFT he was showing them cost 270 ETH. Around $800,000 at the time.
> He also holds seven Bored Apes he paid over $800,000 for.
> Eminem had one. Snoop Dogg had one. Justin Bieber had one.
> At peak mania the BAYC floor hit $434,000. Individual apes sold for millions.
> Owning one meant you were inside the room where the future was being decided.
> He also funded Dominion X, an animated NFT TV show with Seth Green's studio.
> 500 NFTs sold out in 30 seconds. His manager told CoinDesk it "barely covered" production costs.
> The show never aired.
> This week, Arkham Intelligence tracked his wallet.
> 1.785 billion $SHIB sold for $10,300.
> 7.25 $ETH swapped for $15,900.
> $29,650 in USDT routed straight to Gemini.
> Two weeks earlier, 4.155 billion $PEPE liquidated for $14,700 through 1inch.
> The 7 Bored Apes are still sitting in his wallet. Worth $13,800 each today. 88% down from what he paid.
> He hasn't sold them. There is almost nothing left to sell.
> The man who made more from one NFT drop than a decade of music is now cashing out $44,000 in pocket change and calling it done.
The five years came. The culture never did.
@WifLeverage Few months back he made $bun coin, that completely failed and died within a week.
Now he drops another coin and from the very start of the launch it got completely farmed.
Even if he didn't farm it how many coins will he release that are just money grabs?
@friccinguy The main problem is how easy it is to launch coins.
Back in the day you actually had to have a dev and risk some capital on your fresh launch. Way less coins on market and less people jumping around projects.
Not to mention all the snipers and insta dumpers now.
@WifLeverage I guess he is yeah, didn't think he would do it but I guess he's a real fucking dickhead
Maybe the bear market caught up to his spending during bull or he just really never cared about people who follow him