Quote from: AakZaki on July 12, 2022, 09:58:48 PM

Quote from: leea-1334 on July 12, 2022, 09:09:25 AM

Not really if I am being honest the scammers have not gotten smarter, they use the very same ideas in 2016 and 2017, talk about hype, hire influencers, open groups, create fomo. New tech, new tokens, but the same sales tactics are in use and the people who fall for them, surprise! Are also the same type of people.

Trends do not change the tactics,,, and some people refuse to learn lessons.

I'm not interested in NFTs at all. I don't even own an NFT to buy, I have an NFT just a gift from one of the Exchanges. Even now it is worthless. From the beginning, I knew that NFT is very useful for art workers, but to trade for profit is very difficult. Some nft cases have bad endings. For those who bought NFTs during the Hype, they are currently struggling to resell. Until recently even I hadn't touched on NFTs at all, I thought it was just a hype that would quickly end unlike coin tokens that have utility.

Same here,,, I actually have 2 NFTs that were gifted, all I had to do was claim. I know they are shit,,, I know they are worthless and even if I sell now I can get a few dollars minus gas fees but it is all a trick to get you to think there is such a thing as free money.

Sounds familiar right? Like I said, just like in the good old ICO days.