the art isn't meant to be private lol
the token just verifies the owner of the art
why would you want something anyone can have
what did these go for?
Justin Roiland's debut crypto art collection has been sold for just over 1300 ETH—worth around $1.65 million in total.
probably some crypto telegram group that only lets autists join
yikes, shoulda guess
why would you want something anyone can have
why do people buy art and resell it for more money years later
why would you want something anyone can have
this guy sold his first collection for $3.5M last month
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They should use bat instead lol
twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1355276852756172808
and we're still holding strong
why do people buy art and resell it for more money years later
the type of art you're talking about is already expensive by itlself tho
the type of art you're talking about is already expensive by itlself tho
a rick and morty doodle just sold for over $1.5M
Justin Roiland's debut crypto art collection has been sold for just over 1300 ETH—worth around $1.65 million in total.
holy s***
a rick and morty doodle just sold for over $1.5M
See
where will i get 1.5 million dollars to buy stupid s*** like that
why do people buy art and resell it for more money years later
to launder money!
imagine not buying this
Justin Roiland's debut crypto art collection has been sold for just over 1300 ETH—worth around $1.65 million in total.
man
imagine not buying this
i just got it for free by right clicking and saving it
ill buy a cheap ass tablet, throw it on as a screensaver
pikachu should have a big cock
?
i just got it for free by right clicking and saving it
but you won't be able to sell it...... that's the point
imagine not buying this
beeple
but you won't be able to sell it...... that's the point
what kind of moron would buy one though