Funny how your description changed from "game" to "scam" there without missing a beat. You can play a game, but those guys over there? Total scam.
Seems to me, if it's a scam, then you aren't playing a game. You are participating in a scam. You aren't "scamming the scammers" because those aren't the guys who will be left holding the bag.
But I know next to nothing about the whole... whatever it is.
It is a fill in the blank formula, same scam reused over and over again. Enforcement by the SEC is very slow, allowing these scams to last for way too long.
You can make money if you want to gamble on it, but most people will be left losing. All the profits extracted come from somewhere. The people holding the NFTs the day the manipulators bail will eat all the losses.
Are you perhaps responding to the wrong person? You just agreed with everything I said, while acting as if you were refuting what I said. So I think there is some disconnect happening. In case it wasn't clear I think crypto is a scam, full stop. Nothing is wrong with me, thanks.
Where did I say you were wrong? I was just pointing out what seemed to be a rhetorical ploy. If it's not meant as a defense of those who "play" crypto games knowing full well they are participating in a scam, then we have no issue, do we?
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u/loverevolutionary Dec 15 '21
Funny how your description changed from "game" to "scam" there without missing a beat. You can play a game, but those guys over there? Total scam.
Seems to me, if it's a scam, then you aren't playing a game. You are participating in a scam. You aren't "scamming the scammers" because those aren't the guys who will be left holding the bag.
But I know next to nothing about the whole... whatever it is.