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@huggiehguy @mikealfred Knowing cheap billionaires they will pass the cost onto the tax payers and use the government police and military force to guard their interests. Think large attendance stadium events where Public security is used over private security though subsidy work around.

@huggiehguy @mikealfred UBI is only sustainable if it’s the billionaires voluntarily paying through a complex security guard systems to protect private property CO-OPs. If it is through the government pushed by poor people pricing their own time it’s breaks fast.

@borkedsys The pattern is human nature. Allowing captured populations resets, group leader representation and freedom to leave the huddle to climb the mountain allows fresh energy renewals to create new life to re-inspire.

They call each war complicated. The pattern is not. The pattern is a world order that cannot stabilize itself without coercion, extraction, and recurring violence.

The next NFT cycle is coming. Your timeline won't tell you this. Because your timeline is completely dominated by ETFs, stablecoins, and tokenized treasuries right now. Crypto in 2026 looks and feels like a regulated financial product. That's not an accident. That's the exact setup that precedes every cultural supercycle. Every major crypto cycle was triggered by ONE thing: Something that looked stupid to serious people. - Bitcoin? Internet funny money. - ICOs? Scam fundraising. - DeFi? Degen yield farming. - NFTs? Paying $300k for a monkey JPEG. - Every single time, the "toy" became the cycle. Not the infrastructure. Not the regulation. Not the ETF. The thing that made no sense to your parents. Right now, crypto has zero cultural friction. BlackRock is buying. Congress is regulating. Banks are tokenizing. This is critically important infrastructure. But it's also the exact reason the market feels dead. Nobody goes viral for stablecoin regulation. Nobody screenshots their RWA yield and posts it on X. The excitement vacuum is real. And it's temporary. The narrative that "NFTs are dead" has reached terminal saturation. Media wrote the obituary. Influencers moved on. Floor prices bled out 90%+. But underneath the silence: - Static JPEGs are being replaced by programmable, executable on-chain identity - ERC-8004 quietly introduced NFTs as autonomous AI agents - The builders who survived 2022–2025 are shipping infrastructure that didn't exist during the JPEG era - The speculative layer was completely flushed out The market is drastically underpricing one fundamental truth about human psychology: > People don't speculate on efficiency. > People speculate on culture, identity, and status. > The institutional rails being built today are simply the highway. The next wave of retail will ride those rails straight into consumer-facing digital ownership. Different packaging. Same human behavior. The tourists who bought monkey JPEGs in 2021 are gone. The technology those tourists funded has quietly evolved into something the market hasn't priced in yet. The next NFT cycle is coming. Not because history rhymes. Because the boring phase always ends.

@Heccles94 Capitalism does not create wealth. Entrepreneurs do. Capitalism is just the best system that enables entrepreneurs to create new things. All of the tools you use to post this pointless drivel repeatedly were created by entrepreneurs. Grow the F up already.

95% of people who bought an NFT in 2021 are not here to read this. $38 Billion in market cap has been completely wiped out. The JPEG Gold Rush is dead, but the Infrastructure era has just begun. 2014: - Two friends mint a primitive digital asset called Quantum. - The concept of digital ownership is born, but entirely ignored. 2021: - Zero-interest rates and lockdowns trigger the perfect psychological storm. - JPEGs become digital Veblen goods overnight. - A culture of flipping completely replaces traditional investing. - Peak hubris. 2022: - The music aggressively stops. - Macro tightening, FTX, and Luna trigger mass capitulation. - The loudest flexing accounts become forced sellers. - Liquidity evaporates into thin air. 2023: - The "Financialization" era attempts CPR on the dying market. - Marketplace airdrop farming (Blur/Blast) temporarily masks the bleeding. - The volume is explosive, but entirely artificial. 2024: - The artificial volume dries up. - Every "utility" roadmap is officially broken. - Mainstream media declares NFTs completely dead. - Total market apathy sets in. 2025: - The tourists are gone. The true builders pivot. - Static IPFS image links are recognized as a technological dead end. - The ERC-8004 standard (Trustless Agents) is quietly proposed in the background. 2026: - The timeline noise is completely dead. - CryptoPunks trade under $60k; Apes under $10k. BUT HERE IS THE SIGNAL 99% ARE MISSING: - NFTs are no longer static visual collectibles. - They are rapidly transforming into verifiable, on-chain identities for autonomous AI Agents. The grifters left. The tech mutated into functioning, executable software. The last cycle was about buying monkey pictures to flex on X. This cycle is about deploying autonomous capital. You survived the crash. Don't sleep through the evolution.

@aalbertoo Love it. Taste makers of the wealthy often pump a dead person art to avoid attribution for tax evasion schemes. Rewarding living artists allows new art to reward collectors as well.

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@EmilyLazar_SM You’re are solid medium article writer. The hardest part provider something new I never heard before is your strongest writing attribute. Keep up the good work .

I don't think Gen Z is lazy. Gen Z doesn't want to work if they can't make more money. Gen Z is also the very first generation to realize that they could make millions... alone.

@CryptoWendyO Collecting funds for non executed or non executable projects is just wasteful. Now we can identify pork easier and what is due to political parties undermining each to win elections on wastefulness. The cousin of fraud is planned obsolescence to lose on purpose.

@CryptoWendyO Without blockchain technology transparency on government agencies I am generally in the starve the government till Congress mandates giving an order of operations sequence to what agencies and departments give 24/7 audits of what the middle person is doing.

HARD AGREE! Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan says raising taxes won’t solve anything. The amount of fraud that happens with politicians and government programs is a big driver of why the younger generation is hurting so badly. Stop the fraud and no new taxes

@cyberprince_rwo @bestplayeratlas Do Everything Great Or Die. Frank was peak online cult personality tho.

@bestplayeratlas Degods 😭

NFTs were the most successful scam in Crypto history

@DogeMemery @bestplayeratlas Ask the buyers they are in charge of price discovery.

@bestplayeratlas Why do they still hold value?

@RedWoodDawg @bestplayeratlas The street definition of a scam is anything that loses lots of money with little chance of success. We get it does not meet the legal definition. For example, acting classes are a scam if you doing it to win an Oscar. If you just want to meet broke perforative types it’s awesome.

Not all are scam. Scam is a legal word by the way. Do not like to get it inflated. Is NVidea scam when there shares fall out range? No. There is still the product. And some named here have solid products build and that with minting money mostly, what is not easy. For some you are maybe right they were overpromised and overvalued from beginning. But scam? The most are still building, so who scammed who here? I think the most kids cannot make the difference between scams and simply the market or the interest of consumers. When some games are not bought anymore and their prices fall off, were they scams then? The word scam is as overhyped and inflated as it could be. people loose: project is a scam. That is not how the world works.

@CaptainAhabSol @bestplayeratlas Market cap going to infinity not individual tokens going to infinity. In a fews years average people can proof credentials without revealing identity. Do you need to know the person giving you CPRs name or just how many lives they saved using CPR?

@bestplayeratlas Folks STILL believe in price going to infinity, yet the market has never seen one case of it actually happening. Your betting on imagination

@cocktailamigos @bestplayeratlas The best part of NFTs is the people who like them make fun of them the most. That’s what makes them unique and cool.

@bestplayeratlas This is very wrong and completely misinformation. If you compare any stock to their all time high they would also be losing. It’s simply a wrong perspective. Look at the mint price and compare that to todays prices. I guess it would look very different.

@AckeToken @bestplayeratlas Trading of commerce rights with massive amount of witness with various levels of identity reveal. Typically you give up identity rights for witness protections but not with NFTs.

@bestplayeratlas Never really understood the NFT

@hano_crypto @bestplayeratlas Let’s revisit this statement in 365 days.

@bestplayeratlas For real, no real use case

@iinfamous___ @bestplayeratlas Me but then again I used NFTs to create an underground economy to renegotiate a will and estate with my Billionaire father. Without demand and liquidity NFTs are way less useful. Unless you love the art.