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For days now I've been hung up on what an NFT in a gift bag looks like. "Here's a .txt with the Eth hash for the certificate of authenticity for a piece of art that will be easier to just see on Twitter and immediately reviled for basically every facet of its existence."https://twitter.com/ComicBook/status/1386121283025342468 …
Honestly no answer would surprise me. A hand-written vellum with just a URL? An SD card with the .mp4 but no hash? A sheet of Staples 8.5x11 printer paper with the entire hash in Times New Roman? A blank novelty flash drive? Literally nothing? All plausible.
For a late actor that we have snubbed for his posthumous nomination and specifically moved said category to the end of the show so you don't stop watching when we do
For the record, I don't super care about the award because fuck the Oscars and I didn't watch any movies last year, the contrast is just funny
I mean sometimes the gift bags do kinda have whatever garbage some company donated in them. I’ve heard personal Assistants usually resell everything in them.
The idea is that you give the junk in them to your PA’s.
Here's a statue of a dead guy's head. Enjoy!
*Here's the coded hash of a real statue of a dead guy's head.
In 2045, and edgy director will make a movie called "The Lion of NFT", by a conman who "fraudulently" made billions by selling nothing to tech-savvy consumers.
I will eat my hat if this movie is not made by the end of the decade.
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