If It's Sounds Too Good To Be True, - - -

"Why have NFTs captured the American imagination? What can the recent instability in the NFT market tell us about the history of speculative bubbles?

"Heather and Joanne put the NFT craze in context with other American financial booms & busts, from the Panic of 1792, to the 1890s Yukon Gold Rush, to the late 1990s dot-com bubble."

With the collapse of cryptocurrency and virtually all financial markets in the last few days, there is no better time to analyze the history of financial bubbles. Click on the link below for a podcast on the subject:

The Mirage of Money

Another Tulip Craze?

"If it looks like a scam, it's probably a scam."

"Cryptocurrency and its ugly art spin-off, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), are perhaps the 21st century's greatest example of that eternal principle."

I have posted a few times on my opinion of cryptocurrency in general and Bitcoin in particular (link). Click on the link below for how NFTs are part of the same process of deception:

NFTs aren't art - they're just the Cult of Crypto's latest scam