He can't prove it?

God, remember when links to pictures of monkeys were selling for millions and rubes ate it up?

It was not 'pictures of monkeys' it was art. It was digital art. If you don't get that then you don't understand money laundering.
- Monkey laundering.
- I read that as monkey laundering
- You can’t money launder with bitcoin. The whole purpose is that everything is traceable.
I still want to know how much money my wife's dumb ass ex-boss lost when the bubble burst. I think he was in the mid 6 figure range.
- Most people who bought them are likely still in the green compared to holding the cryptocurrency they used to purchase them, which itself is with more than the USD used to purchase the crypto.
  
  So you'd probably be disappointed.

What?

https://twitter.com/vydamo_/status/1773491625957924883?s=20
- It is with a heavy heart I announce the sale of my long term ape, Salazar. Most of my early followers know me as this ape. My kids know me as this ape. I met my wife when I WAS this ape and had my first kid when I was still proudly wore this ape. By extension, it is part of me.
  
  I’m sure his wife and kids are deeply relieved by this news.
- Wow, if this is actually sincere and not a gift of some kind... this person is really sad and pathetic.
- I wasted 15 minutes of my life to understand why he is staying that "blur" is crashing the price of that jpg
  
  It looks like that there's a new nft marketplace that created some shitcoin as a reward for users. When someone trades a jpg , the platform print this worthless monopoly money and give as a reward for the user. Because there's dumb people that is buying this monopoly money thinking that surely it would be worth something, whales are exchanging those jpgs between them in order to get the free monopoly money as a gift, so they can dump them immediately and buy more jpgs to exchange.
  
  What a waste of compute energy
- but what kind of protest is "I'll have no choice but to sell the ape"?
  
  like even if your "threat" is losing you as a member of the community, you're still selling it to somebody else who will just take your place
- Two weeks ago myself and around 15 other high ranking ape members gathered at the recent International Ape Workshop in Miami
  
  I have no idea how someone can say this with a straight face
- Wtf did I read lol, half way through I thought I was having a stroke, apes vs Pacman!
NFT owner thinks no one should be able to use an NFTs pic as a PFP except the owner, but unfortunately thats not how this game works

As long as they arent using the image for profit, they can kinda do whatever they want

A fun rabbit hole my buddy sent me down a couple weeks ago was how these guys are actually a secret nazi group.

Why not link the original instead of a reaction video?
- Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
  
  the original
  
  Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.
  
  I'm open-source; check me out at GitHub.
Damn it's rare I'm on the same side as Asmond on something, I hate that guy but good on him expanding that discovery to his followers.

I now own it too

Lol

Yes he can prove it. Digital receipts stored on a decentralized platform have some exciting use cases.

But no legal implications.
- Not yet no. And for good reason as it is still fairly new. But ultimately that's where it's headed.
Nah. Copy/paste
- Yes pictures can be copied and pasted. Digital receipts cannot be forged. It's the difference between "here is an image" and "I own this image".