Do all of the thought leaders who have turned their Twitter feeds into an endless diatribe about how much they hate NFTs and Web3 realize they’re being just as annoying as the people promoting them?
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Sure wish people would put half as much energy into talking about how fossil fuel companies who are literally destroying the Earth as they do… something which is comparatively harmless
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There are several PoS markets for NFTs, and also, there are use cases for non-fungible tokens that aren’t “apes”, like storing a liquidity position, or other entitlement/authorization that can be unlocked with a proof-of-possession of a key
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Someone (who can identify themselves if they like) said they feel a "crypto-winter" is coming, and I'm hopeful this anti-cryptocurrency/blockchain trend is a harbinger of that. After a long hard winter, maybe more actually-remotely-valid use cases can get more air.
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A niche group of privileged, progressive tech people bashing something won't make it less popular. If you want to hurt the price of ape picture tokens, stop talking about it. The concept is incredibly stupid. Most of the price has literally come from all this outrage/exposure.
We can't stop talking about it. "Influencers" are already talking about it. Silence changes nothing.
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It's not going to be hurt by outrage. It could be hurt by smart satire, memes, etc.
The people who would be impacted by reasoning probably aren't stupid enough to buy an NFT picture other than to attempt to speculate on them like day trading stocks you expect to drop long-term.
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