I am %99 sure this is money laundering. I mean that %1 is because I have absolutely no proof of that, but "innocent until found guilty" is when we are talking about a courtroom, not public opinion, and I can have my own opinion on the matter without needing proof. If they could provide proof who bought it and where they found the money and it turns out its some accountant who invested in apple early on and made some wealth and gave his teenage son some money to spend for college and that kid invested into this, yeah then I will believe it. But until someone offers me some proof, I will keep thinking that these are all money laundering and nothing else. That, or someone created this, and bought his own thing himself with different account, to get some media coverage about it to make others want to buy it too.
When I saw the NFT image, dude, I just laughed. To be honest, if that's how the NFT looks, then the price is too expensive. I also wouldn't think twice about the fact that NFT is just being used as a front for money laundering.
Although I don't have enough evidence that this accusation of mine is true, it's just that any person will think that the nft looks so ugly that they will wonder why that picture is so expensive that no one can touch it. It seems that the person with bad intentions is just passing by, and we don't know what it is or where the money that was bought came from.
