New CommunitiesEnglish • 2 years ago

shit on NFTs yet

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I created !fucknfts - since no one's making a community to piss/diss/shit on NFTs yet

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New CommunitiesEnglish • 2 years ago

Fuck NFTs! - Lemmy.world

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# Fuck NFTs! NFTs. Fuck 'em expensive images. Rules: - Follow Fediverse Code of Conduct [https://mastodon.social/about] - When posting links of news articles, put the tile in Title section then diss/shit about them on the Body section - Do not post misinformation/disinformation - If you think an NFT is still cool, please screenshot them before sharing them here. Icon from Untitled Collection #202729794 by NFTJ2 [https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0x495f947276749ce646f68ac8c248420045cb7b5e/94376598192474096290575604325540327788741331549399312329838622244948573945857]

Here’s where you can piss/diss/shit on NFTs because they’re too fucking “expensive”/ridiculous/cringe

https://lemmy.world/c/fucknfts

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0•2 years ago
Your car title is an NFT.

You use many NFTs throughout the day, even if you’re unaware.

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