ARE NFTS SHAMS AND PEOPLE WHO INVEST IN IT FOOLS
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
Bill Gates: Cryptocurrencies and NFTs ‘based on greater fool theory’
Bill Gates says crypto and NFTs are a sham
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Bill Gates: Crypto, NFTs Are 'Greater Fool Theory' Shams
Reason: Are NFTs Dumb, a Scam, or Secretly Useful?
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
Despite The Hype Around Nfts
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
Are NFTs 'shams' and people who invest in it 'fools'? - Watcher Guru
Bill Gates reveals how people sell NFTs for so much
For Everyone Else
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
As criticisms on digital assets thickens worldwide, billionaire Bill Gates dismissed cryptocurrency projects such as nonfungible tokens (NFTs) as shams “based on the
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
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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
Bill Gates says cryptocurrency, NFT are shams based on 'Greater
Bill Gates Says Crypto and NFTs Are a Sham, '100% Based on
Bill Gates Has Said That
Bill Gates Ridicules NFTs, Says They're Based on 'The Greater Fool
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 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
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