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Most NFTs could end up being dead web pages according to a skeptic who just right-clicked and downloaded all of them
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Geoffrey Huntley has the ultimate right-clicker mentality.
In a project titled, «The Billion Dollar Torrent,» the Australian software and DevOps engineer right-clicked and downloaded every non-fungible token on the solana and ethereum blockchains. The nearly 20-terabyte index appeared on well-known torrent database The Pirate Bay on Thursday.
«Omg who right-clicked all the NFTs?» He wrote on Twitter, linking to the torrent.
Huntley said it's an «educational art project» intended to teach people what they're actually buying when they purchase an NFT, which he thinks is «nothing more than directions on how to access or download a image.»
By popular definition, the digital assets are artworks tied to the blockchain. This year, the
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The jailed founder of The Silk Road dark web marketplace is minting NFTs for charity — and a DAO has been formed to buy them and protest his imprisonment markets.businessinsider.com /2 years ago
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