Are Nfts Shams And People Who Invest In It Fools
During a conference last week
Don't count Bill Gates among the fans of cryptocurrencies and NFTs. From a report: Those digital asset trends are 100% based on greater fool theory, the Microsoft co
During a conference last week, Bill Gates said that NFTs – unique digital images that are privately owned though indefinitely reproducible – and cryptocurrencies are
Bill Gates says crypto and NFTs are a sham
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Bill Gates reveals how people sell NFTs for so much
Are NFTs 'shams' and people who invest in it 'fools'? - Watcher Guru
Don’t count Bill Gates among the fans of cryptocurrencies and NFTs. Those digital asset trends are “100% based on greater fool theory,” the Microsoft co-founder said
What Happened
What Happened: The former Microsoft executive said cryptocurrency projects like NFTs were shams “based on the greater fool theory” at a climate conference
Reason: Are NFTs Dumb, a Scam, or Secretly Useful?
Bill Gates: Cryptocurrencies and NFTs ‘based on greater fool theory’
As criticisms on digital assets
Bill Gates Ridicules NFTs, Says They're Based on 'The Greater Fool
As criticisms on digital assets thickens worldwide, billionaire Bill Gates dismissed cryptocurrency projects such as nonfungible tokens (NFTs) as shams “based on the
Bill Gates Says Crypto and NFTs Are a Sham, '100% Based on
Per a recent BNN Bloomberg
Bill Gates says cryptocurrency, NFT are shams based on 'Greater
Per a recent BNN Bloomberg report, the billionaire ended up mocking NFTs while speaking at TechCrunch’s event in Berkeley on Tuesday. Using a sarcastic tone, he
Bill Gates: Crypto, NFTs Are 'Greater Fool Theory' Shams
For everyone else
Despite the hype around NFTs, Microsoft Co-Founder Bill Gates has a pretty low opinion of them, dismissing non-fungible tokens as an asset based on the Greater Fool
Bill Gates has said that NFTs are based on ‘fool theory’ and that he prefers investing in tangible goods. The billionaire, who was speaking at a climate change event
For everyone else, NFTs seem mostly like a high-tech way to part a fool from his money. And lots of money is changing hands. One market tracker reports some $500