>STOP RIGHT THERE, CHUD
>RENT ON YOUR (virtual) PROPERTY IS DUE
>PAY YOUR 2 ETH OR GET THE FUCK OUT
Can’t wait to send emails like that in all caps when nft virtual land projects get bigger and normies jump on the trend as hard as they originally did for regular art nfts. Perhaps in the next bullrun, we’ll see
STOP RIGHT THERE, CHUD
Oliver Ross
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Michael Powell
>1pbtid
Jonathan Anderson
I never understood why anyone would pay for virtual real estate and I feel like its the kind of thing that everyone will look back on as an obvious scam but maybe I'm just a moron.
Aiden Morgan
JUST PAY THE FUCKING GAS FEE SHUT UP AND STOP ASKING QUESTIONS
Colton Gomez
leonardo-esque
youtube.com
Nathan Robinson
>>RENT ON YOUR (virtual) PROPERTY IS DUE
So you're on a minecraft roleplay server or something?
Elijah Sanchez
>Perhaps in the next bullrun, we’ll see
It won't take long, will it?
Jaxon Price
keep dreaming user
Nathan Ward
>tfw you live in your own house
>tfw you haven't a fucking landlord breathing in the back of your neck
Thanks God, and thanks dad, especially to my dad...
Lincoln Anderson
>RENT ON YOUR (virtual) PROPERTY IS DUE
most metaverse projects are basically that, but they are expensive and you don't get any profit in return.
Christian Adams
why does nft retards want to larp as landlords? do they have some PTSD from their landlords fucking their asses?
Anthony Martin
I believe once advertisers find ways of monetizing ads via digital blockchain land people will jump at the first opportunity for easy.
Only one i’ve seen pushing for anything like that is Rebase, though
Jaxon Stewart
Some people don't love the money, that's what it is.
>BUT I'M EARNING MONEY
Dude, okay, you're earning money because you take the risk to do this kind of thing. But what happens if a newbie with not so much capital does something and everything goes to hell? Huh?
Dylan Flores
This looks like a lazy fed distraction post, anyway you rent out booths in buildings, not raw land, you need customers to come and spend money making it valuable to renters in order to get that kind of money, meaning this rental thing would take you a insane amount of capital to really get into building asset creation, advertising, unique functions for said displays/stalls/booths that others cannot do or would be behind the ball in making, and much more. Good luck to anyone wanting to do this themselves, I highly suggest working for someone else if you can make any of the things above.
Joseph Gomez
I have been renting out land in second life for the last 15 years as my primary job and I get an average of about 6k per month from it in addition to getting to foreclose on people and destroy their virtual clubs.
Cameron Foster
Rebase was made for fat slob nft retards to finally make them go outside their homes to catch the nfts
Colton Perez
unironically better than metaverses
Parker Evans
That's not going to happen anyways, if the metaverse will be a true thing in the next ten years, well, everything will be completely different, and whether we like it or not, the governments will put their hands on this kind of investments, because that's what they want, to compete with the real real-state, and that's something incompatible, at least, to me
Cooper Walker
>just pay the gas fees
Jacob Sanders
it basically forces you to leave home and go to LA to buy NFTs, is the amount of time and money you invest worth anything?
Isaac Morgan
What else do people need? You could literally probably do stuff like that on already famous games like VR chat or even minecraft like this user mentioned
Andrew Lopez
Not all of us live in LA, it is complicated to be able to invest directly in rebasing NFTs if you live far away. But you can get other types of benefits such as passive income and land rent.
Leo Nelson
How do you start collecting land in the meta
Isaiah Anderson
based pokemon go fan