A man bought an NFT for $2.9M, then listed it for $48M. The top bid was less than $280


The top bid was 280 bucks that doesn't mean he was obligated to sell it at that price.
A loss is only a loss, once you sell it. Man should have kept it, and try to sell for $50 Billion or something.
 
It clearly states if you scroll down a little he can accept or reject bids so I doubt it would've been sold for $280.

Whether he sold it or not, he now has an idea of what it's actually worth. Realized or not, still a huge loss. (Of course that won't matter if he's a crypto million/billion-aire.
 
But is it true? Do we read the whole story?

-my neighbor is a pilot and he says everything in the newspaper is true, except stories about airlines-
 
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