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NFTs and me: meet the people trying to sell their memes for millions

NFTs and me: meet the people trying to sell their memes for millions
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Anthony Weiner shows the downsides to the NFT meme boom

It all started with a bit of bad luck. In 2012, an unflattering school yearbook photo of a teenager that was titled “Bad Luck Brian” went viral. The image became one of the most common memes of the 2010s, and its subject, Kyle Craven, the face of millions of jokes. But Craven’s photographic misfortune has now become a major financial gain – he and his friend, who uploaded the

All about the meme-ification of NFTs

As the iconic ‘Charlie Bit My Finger’ viral video is sold as an NFT for US$760,999, we look at the memes that have made headlines as an emerging crypto-art subculture

The word cheugy is being sold as an NFT

The word cheugy is being sold as an NFT CNET 5 days ago © Provided by CNET The picture of the word being sold as an NFT. Foundation Get ready for the most 2021 sentence of all time: The word cheugy is being sold as an NFT. If you re not extremely online, very few of those words make sense together. Let me try to explain. Cheugy, pronounced chew-gee, is Gen Z slang popular on social media in general and TikTok in particular. It s used to describe things or people that are out of date or trying too hard, particularly if those things relate to millennials. Essentially, it s how young people dunk on slightly less young people. If you re confused, there is an Instagram account, Cheug Life, created for the specific purpose highlighting cheugy stuff. 

Memes-Turned-NFTs Earn Big Bucks

Memes-Turned-NFTs Earn Big Bucks Much like cryptocurrency, NFTs live off of the perceived value that they hold in the eyes of the public. Since they are separate from copyrights, NFTs can technically be minted by anyone. EVERYDAYS: THE FIRST 5000 DAYS is a collage, by a digital artist BEEPLE, that is on auction at Christie s, unknown location, in this undated handout obtained by Reuters. Christie s Images LTD. 2021/BEEPLE/Handout via Reuters Tech10/May/2021 Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are possibly the most cryptic crypto trend at the moment. These blockchain assets are based on songs, pictures or videos, which are assigned unique, non-exchangeable or replicable blockchain addresses. These addresses can be bought, sold or swapped like you would a trading card. NFT sales of artwork and sports clips have been making headlines for a while, but the real hot topic in the NFT market at the moment are memes. Several people whose pictures have become famous as memes have been

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