Hello everyone, I'm A10JQK! Today we're going to talk about a ridiculous crypto world anecdote: a CryptoPunk worth $1.5 million was acquired at a bargain price of $23,000! This story is really exciting, friends! ♠️♥️♣️♦️
♠️ First, let's take a look at the amazing price difference: $1.5 million vs $23,000. It's like caviar in a high-end restaurant suddenly turned into pickles at a roadside stall, it's too exaggerated!
♥️ Let's talk about this "shotgun" acquisition offer. Any shareholder can propose a purchase price, and if no one objects within 14 days, they can buy it. This rule, tsk, is simply a backdoor for speculators!
♣️ This NFT has a tortuous past. In 2020, it was divided into 10,000 tokens. As a result, the trading platform collapsed, and NFT became a "hot potato" that was difficult to trade. However, the smart contract is still alive, which gives smart people an opportunity to take advantage of it.
♦️ The most amazing thing is that the original owner Gmoney wanted to stop the acquisition, but failed because of a miscalculation. This time, it was really a loss of both the wife and the army, and the $1.5 million NFT just slipped away!
Friends, this story teaches us a vivid lesson:
1. In the crypto world, rules are rules, and you may fall into the pit dug by others if you are not careful.
2. Smart contracts are not a joke, they are "law enforcement officers" that are open 24/7.
3. Details determine success or failure. If even basic calculations are wrong, even the biggest fish will slip away in vain.
However, there are also several questions worth pondering:
1. Is this "shotgun-style" acquisition mechanism really reasonable? Will it be abused by criminals?
2. How to evaluate the true value of NFT? Which is closer to the true value, 1.5 million or 23,000?
3. In a decentralized world, how can we balance efficiency and fairness?
Dear card friends, what do you think of this farce? Do you think the buyer is lucky or the seller is unlucky? Welcome to discuss with me in the comment area! ♠️♥️♣️♦️
