Anthony Foreman

Has anyone built anything actually interesting with NFTs? #NFT

What happens when ownership of an #NFT allows you to buy $eth for less than your non-owner counterparts?

What a crazy thing to say

Either #Bitcoin isn't the money of the future or time travel isn't real. #timetravel

@AkuRypto ugh. how do we get out of thinking about NFTs as jpegs.

@AkuRypto Yes. That is correct. Peddling chains and forgetting about this is crypto

@girishpie @Rudop8 @CedYoungelman I agree with the latter. But I'm unsure of what you mean by the former. Fractional shares of apple?

@Rudop8 @DrunkCryptoBro @CedYoungelman You have to list the price in BTC otherwise you can even sell fractional shares of apple to pay for coffee. Otherwise this is just a gimmick. You have to be able to sign an annual rental agreement in BTC for eg.

#Bitcoin is #Bitcoin, why are you using the dollar to measure it?

@Rudop8 @CedYoungelman at Starbucks? <-- prob not. But if it was a local coffee shop was there an intermediary? Do they offer it at scale or are you friendly with the coffee shop?

@DrunkCryptoBro @CedYoungelman Already did. Bought my first coffee with Bitcoin.

@CedYoungelman And Yes, I'm aware there are tools that allow me to use a debit card backed by my bitcoin wallet. But you and I know that's not really using bitcoin.

@CedYoungelman This is the key to unlocking crypto is to stop thinking about it in relation to real-world money. "But bitcoin is real-world money" Until I can pay for Starbucks with bitcoin, it won't be considered real-world money.

@NathanHeadPhoto like what? I'm bored and want to work on something

Working on something very exciting : )

@BapaknyaElon @Leerzeit SEC is police force for rich bad bankers.

@DrunkCryptoBro @Leerzeit sec sue ripple for fraud

I don't care if people call xrp a scam. A scam is a dishonest way to make money. If there is one company in crypto that has been absolutely 100% transparent & honest about making money from sales, it was Ripple. Therefore, xrp can't possibly be a scam - because everybody knows.

How do you know when the ride is over? #Bitcoin

@digitalassetbuy What if the CIA claims to be Satoshi. How fucked are we then?

Hypothetical: A terrorist group claims to be Satoshi and proves it by sending BTC from the known wallet. Most likely wouldn't happen but could. What's the CEO/Board explanation for investing in something with an unknown creator? Fiduciary duty? Lawsuits?

@johnnykowal @Leerzeit What's the scam there? That someone stopped people from buying something while liquidating the positions or that people think that buying digital numbers will give them more USD?

@CitizenBitcoin You should have mowed lawns growing up. You would have learned that earlier in life.

Bitcoin taught me what money really is.

@Breedlove22 Sounds like commie talk

Money is a long story and #Bitcoin is the last chapter.

@HecklerXprettP It really blows that there is more money in hype than developing interesting things. Like here, wouldn't it be great if you got paid because your NFT allowed you to verify some dumb real-life object.

My sentiments exactly 💯 Boy do they hype this space up in the most irrelevant areas of innovation. #whocares. I think they are nice art worth #zero.I 🙄

@RepTomEmmer @CES This just a ploy to get tax dollars from my crypto isn't it?

Today, I spoke @CES on the future of crypto regulation in the United States! #CES2022 [Photo credit: Consumer Technology Association]

@Leerzeit ha, sure. But we scam ourselves all the time. "I can eat this piece of cake if I hit the gym extra hard" But you never end up going.

@DrunkCryptoBro But that's scamming oneself. 😂

@Leerzeit To be clear, I'm not saying crypto is a scam. I'm saying the thought process of thinking you buy and hold crypto so you can sell it later for USD or EUR or whatever is the scam.

@Leerzeit In relationship to crypto, people have bought into a scam of buying tokens thinking they're going to be able to change their fortunes back into their local currency. Rather than understand that those tokens allow you to do something on a network.