In the light of Caitlyn Jenner and her new coin:
I thought it was worth taking a look at how other celebrity-owned or celebrity-promoted crypto projects have performed in the past.
Unsurprisingly, they are all dead, with the majority of them having rugged.
"BUT THIS TIME IT'S DIFFERENT!!"
Well...
At the end of the day the reason why these projects usually fail is that the individuals behind them just don't care.
Either they get a bag for promoting and posting a video or their team coordinates a sale.
In most cases, there is no real interest or plan for the project.
For the NFT projects featured above, all of them are low-effort Fiverr art.
I would be surprised if any of the celebrities that promoted them even know what's going on.
The fact that Caitlyn Jenner would rather go golfing than talk about her new coin probably isn't a good sign either, but hey what do I know.
I thought it was worth taking a look at how other celebrity-owned or celebrity-promoted crypto projects have performed in the past.
Unsurprisingly, they are all dead, with the majority of them having rugged.
"BUT THIS TIME IT'S DIFFERENT!!"
Well...
At the end of the day the reason why these projects usually fail is that the individuals behind them just don't care.
Either they get a bag for promoting and posting a video or their team coordinates a sale.
In most cases, there is no real interest or plan for the project.
For the NFT projects featured above, all of them are low-effort Fiverr art.
I would be surprised if any of the celebrities that promoted them even know what's going on.
The fact that Caitlyn Jenner would rather go golfing than talk about her new coin probably isn't a good sign either, but hey what do I know.
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