Ha! The value of NFT's has crashed.

[tecelote]

Is anyone here surprised?

[hlthe2b]

1. Only that anyone thought it a good investment to begin with. Ditto that cryptocurrency would be

a secure investment.

I've thrown my share of $$ away, but not in such a speculative manner.

[underpants]

2. Never got that. My impression is that it was fueled by a lot of Chinese interest

at least the basketball NFTs were bought heavily in China.

[viva la]

3. Never understood what they were buying

When they spent thousands on a token saying they own some one of a series of ugly images of a "bored ape". And so often then whatever it was would get stolen.

I remember reading that in Victorian times, some London aristocratic men would bet on anything, like which raindrop would first reach the bottom of the window. This NFT craze seems like a less congenial example of that cynical exercise.

[multigraincracker]

4. non-fungible token,

even sounds so evil they can't say the words.

[Fullduplexxx]

5. I wonder how many melanoma had

[JT45242]

6. Even at a huge loss. It cleaned the money

Let us never forget that a large amount of crypto and nft money was just a spin cycle for laundering money.

[2naSalit]

7. +1

[LetMyPeopleVote]

8. I never understood crypto currency or NFTs

[Johnny2X2X]

9. The Melania effect?

She’s hocking her wares in NFTs right? No idea why she’s think people would pay to see her with her clothes on when anyone with a computer can see her fully nice and doing soft core porn.

[womanofthehills]

10. There is a big NFT community of artists & collectors

I find it fascinating. These people also are also having big get out the vote drives in their communities to vote for those who are pro crypto.

I don’t know why you would be happy it crashed, as selling NFT’s of their art has improved the quality of life for many artists families.

[tecelote]

12. You have a good point.

It's not the people. It's the medium itself. It always seemed over-hyped and I'm not surprised it crashed.

I expect with time, it will self-correct.

[dalton99a]

11. Now is the time to invest in this invaluable art

[Torchlight]

13. I was eight when the Pet Rock was introduced.

I invested in it with three weeks allowance, and selling my Bionic Woman bedroom poster to my brother to make up the difference. I was disappointed (to say the least) when it turned out to be exactly what my parents warned me it would be, when it turned out to be exactly what common sense dictated it was - a simple rock in in a pretty box with a ton of great advertising.

I've tried to avoid that same mistake, and for the most part, have. As an adult in the present day, it's just weird watching my peers fanboy-buy them. It's just a rock.

[Midnight Writer]

14. Never invest in anything that you don't understand.