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But NFTs don't lie about curing diseases, they claim to be a receipt to a code that's associated with an image. Which is honestly what they are. The issue is that it's extremely overvalued but there's nothing legally fraudulent about that, just consumers who have overvalued a dumb concept. I hate them but I'm just saying it's not technically a scam
Hate to break it, but homeopathy also is legal.
You sound like you need more amethyst in your diet. Only a negligible amount more though, obviously.
If you buy it from me, ill sell at a lower price then you sell to him. we all win!
It's the profit cycle! Everyone wins!
exactly my point.. you can't just call something a scam because you think it's stupid
but nah just downvote me for being right