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Got Milk? Now you can also have a Team Milk NFT

zzz

zzz

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Oct 27, 2017
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The "got milk?" campaign from the Washington, D.C.-based Milk Processor Education Program (MilkPEP) is giving football fans the chance to win limited-edition non-fungible tokens (NFTs) featuring Team Milk athletes JuJu Smith-Schuster, Terry McLaurin and Justin Herbert. Now through the end of February, shoppers at grocery stores across the country will have the chance to win instantly or be one of three grand prize winners, MilkPEP said.

The "got milk?" campaign created 15 NFTs varying in rarity, from base cards (3,097 available) and uncommon cards (1,549 available) to rare cards (529 available), super-rare cards (269 available) and one-of-a-kind cards (three available). There are 5,444 chances to win instantly by completing the scratch and win found on participating milk labels, MilkPEP said. Winners will receive a base, uncommon, rare or super-rare NFT to store in their virtual wallets.
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www.dairyfoods.com

‘Got milk’ campaign partners with pro footballers for NFT giveaway

The “got milk?” campaign from the Washington, D.C.-based Milk Processor Education Program (MilkPEP) is giving football fans the chance to win limited-edition non-fungible tokens (NFTs) featuring Team Milk athletes JuJu Smith-Schuster, Terry McLaurin and Justin Herbert.
www.dairyfoods.com www.dairyfoods.com
 

Deleted member 36578

Dec 21, 2017
26,561
Lmao

The nft market is so flooded with so much crap nobody will sell any of these to anyone. The people who get initially suckered in will find there are no other people to be next in line to buy their junk.
 
excelsiorlef

excelsiorlef

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Oct 25, 2017
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brokeastronaut said:
Lmao

The nft market is so flooded with so much crap nobody will sell any of these to anyone. The people who get initially suckered in will find there are no other people to be next in line to buy their junk.
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If only there wasn't some boom and bust in the 90s people could look at and learn from

Too bad, it's all so comically similar
 
Ferrio

Ferrio

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Oct 25, 2017
18,092
I just bought the Milk NFT, if I catch any of you dipping your oreos I'm coming after you.
 

Phatmanny

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Nov 14, 2017
209
I love this, it's so indicative of how terrible nfts are. It's literally all supply and no demand.

there is literally no barrier of entry to make an nft, and the market is just so damn saturated that every time I see a new brand or org make an nft, it just further devalues the novelty of it.
 
game-biz

game-biz

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Oct 25, 2017
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mreddie said:
https://youtu.be/mXnJqYwebF8
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skullmuffins

skullmuffins

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Oct 25, 2017
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Phatmanny said:
I love this, it's so indicative of how terrible nfts are. It's literally all supply and no demand.

there is literally no barrier of entry to make an nft, and the market is just so damn saturated that every time I see a new brand or org make an nft, it just further devalues the novelty of it.
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it's like nobody ever even considers that the digital nature of NFTs kind of devalues the collectability of this garbage? A mint condition chintzy promotional item from 1947 is interesting in part because it's so rare to see an old trivial thing in such good condition. Who is actually supposed to care about owning a certificate to Rare Milk JPG #001 that will exist in perpetuity on the blockchain? Why is it valuable?
 

Deleted member 36578

Dec 21, 2017
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skullmuffins said:
it's like nobody ever even considers that the digital nature of NFTs kind of devalues the collectability of this garbage? A mint condition chintzy promotional item from 1947 is interesting in part because it's so rare to see an old trivial thing in such good condition. Who is actually supposed to care about owning a certificate to Rare Milk JPG #001 that will exist in perpetuity on the blockchain? Why is it valuable?
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Because it's one of a kind!!!!
except when it's not
 
AstroLad

AstroLad

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Oct 31, 2017
551
Makes sense they're both incredibly destructive to the environment, especially dairy, so might as well join forces
 

Triggs

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May 3, 2019
181
On one hand, nfts are wasteful, pointless, generally scams, and I would argue harmful to society as a whole. On the other hand, this thread is already really funny, so it's impossible to say if they're good or bad.
 
Walter White Walker

Walter White Walker

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Oct 27, 2017
21,545
At least 90% of people aren't going to the effort of registering a purchase online, scratching a ticket and all that. Getting even 10% of people to care is optimistic, especially for some virtual card you look at once and then never again. Not to mention NFT, having/starting a virtual wallet and all that bullshit.
 
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