NFT's (non fungible tokens) - bubble / the future??

[Stacktastic]

I have been taking a glancing notice at NFT's recently as the stocks have started to take off. 

I still don't know the ins and outs of it and dont really want to just yet, but they have been getting a lot of press from people selling JPG's for thousands of pounds. I can see this potentially becoming a very lucrative investment either buying the blockchain and art dealership stocks, the actual works of 'art' or selling on these platforms as a dealer or middle man. A bottled fart sold for $80k according to @HerefordBullyun the other day, maybe I could record a week of farts and make a song out of it & sell it for the same price digitally. 

What I like most is although its highly speculative it is early days as its only really hitting mainstream now, as far as I can see. Are we potentially looking at a tulip fever scenario here?? But in a depression maybe non tangible assets outside of the system is the future, especially if you can purchase somehting & store it on a wallet???

What if Lady Gaga or someone decides to sell 100 signed copies of a track with a personalised message for $1 million dollars a go? or Banksey (sorry I dont know any artists) does a one off painting of Gates holding a needle injecting school children by force & that sells for 100 million? 

What do we think as the block chain & crypto systems are doing well so it has a proven tracks record. 
 

 

[Roy]

Bought with currency, not money.

Currency is like a bottled fart, absolutely worthless.

[Stacktastic]

21 minutes ago, Roy said:

Bottled fart, absolutely worthless.

Depends who's fart is bottled & how much you appreciate the intrinsic value of farts.  
I bet the Popes Fart would sell for millions (for example). 


 

[Roy]

yes. 'Pope on a Rope' bath soap was popular in the '70s 

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