> This is what ultimately killed Second Life. In the early days it was being used by businesses, for meetings etc. Then all the people with kinks moved in and now no one takes it seriously. You got your order of events…
No, they'll just continue to tax and (increasingly) regulate the exchange of crypto-currencies.
> The only thing I mind are the people pretending a real problem has been solved with NFTs. It's not a pretend problem at all. The author could have used any existing auction platform too sell the rights to that video…
You cannot withdraw crypto from Robinhood. https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/cryptocurrency-...
If they printed more Tether than there is demand for tether wouldn't the price for Tether-to-USD tank ?
> This is what ultimately killed Second Life. In the early days it was being used by businesses, for meetings etc. Then all the people with kinks moved in and now no one takes it seriously. You got your order of events…
No, they'll just continue to tax and (increasingly) regulate the exchange of crypto-currencies.
> The only thing I mind are the people pretending a real problem has been solved with NFTs. It's not a pretend problem at all. The author could have used any existing auction platform too sell the rights to that video…
You cannot withdraw crypto from Robinhood. https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/cryptocurrency-...
If they printed more Tether than there is demand for tether wouldn't the price for Tether-to-USD tank ?