The important lesson about the 17th century tulip market is how the crash proved the bulbs were worthless and now there are no tulips.
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Sounds like something that didnāt actually happen
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This man appears to own 90 penguin jpegs. This one cost $79k at time of purchase, allegedly.
He also owns 90 fishing rod jpegs which appear related to the penguins, but Iām not going to investigate further.
Pudgies arenāt the next blue chips?
(In court)
Me whispering to the guy sitting next to me: this is not legal advice but you should tell that old shit head wearing the robe that heās a sissy
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This is not fashion advice but Ha Ha Ha Oh my God have you seen Brianās Hat?
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I know everyone loved this guyās NFT video so much, that I had to let you know he has a new piece out on passive income scams. And itās only a little more than an hour long!
I think this warrants my first
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if all the tulip transactions had been recorded onā¦ letās say, a chain of blocks, then people might be less inclined to compare everything to an exaggerated tulip bubble 400 years later
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donāt you drive around in a golf cart to avoid walking?
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rivermang golf cart probably powered by pure hate tho, touche
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also wait until rivermang hears about the resources used in fiat currency, whoo boy
get this, there are things called bank branches but not like trees, instead what they did is built all these buildings for the money to live in, and the people are only allowed to come inside the money houses for a third of the day
like 20 stray dogs and 50 stray cats could camp out there overnight and avoid the elements if somebody somewhere didnāt make up some crazy rule about No Sleepovers At The Money House
and these things are everywhere, like, one block near me has five of them, itās madness
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but not like trees
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unless i missed something thatās the binance smart chain not the binance crypto exchange