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Some schadenfreude is definitely warranted, but the lawsuit may have merit.
I think that's exactly right. It was a grift, after all.
I just don't understand how anyone could have fallen for it. Let alone people with this kind of money, who have all the information in the world at their fingertips. Is it just about them finding certain techbros charismatic? Ooh, they have money, I'd better give them my money so that I can have money too?
Flabbergasting, the whole lot of it.
Well both crypto enthusiasts and art collectors are very used to the notion that an asset is as valuable as what people are willing to pay for it, regardless of intrinsic value, so I don’t find it too surprising.
Wow who would've thought
2020's the decade of the .jpg wars. Lmao.
“Do I look like I know what a jay-peg is? I just want a picture of a got dang hot dog!”
Yeah. They really should've bought the lion!
Seriously though. This was so obvious right from the start. I can't believe how gullible and naive people are.