Re:Stonks Are What You Can Get Away With: NFTs and Financial...
by slipframe on Sunday June 20, 2021 @03:57PM
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I think the kind of product in question has a big role. A handbag should be relatively easy to inspect; look at the seams and look at the material. If both are robust and you like the way the bag looks, then it's a good bag regardless of authenticity. But on the other hand, what about something like wristwatches? To inspect all the parts you would need to tear it apart, which just isn't feasible before purchase [if at all.]
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Re:Stonks Are What You Can Get Away With: NFTs and Financial...
by WalterBright on Sunday June 20, 2021 @04:26PM
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All I know about wristwatches is you can tell a faux Rolex from a real one by the faux sweep hands move in increments, while the real one moves smoothly.
I couldn't care less, and wear a cheap Timex because I regularly ruin them (usually by scraping).
Re:Stonks Are What You Can Get Away With: NFTs and Financial...
by ProjectArcturis on Sunday June 20, 2021 @05:20PM
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That's what everyone "knows" about fake Rolexes, and it isn't true and hasn't been for a long time. 10 years ago I bought a Rolex for $15 in China that had a smooth sweep.