Influencer Audit

Casey Neistat of YouTube fame, who pioneered vlogs and monetized content in YouTube's early days, had a recent Tweet hijacked by a Web3 gaming community. They took some artistic licence and good old spin doctoring, to stretch the truth of what Neistat was originally saying in his original post. As a token of friendship and to help boost subscriber numbers Neistat's tweet mentioned his friend who has a Crypto YouTube channel, might be of interest to some of his followers. He then linked a video, of which had a thumbnail mentioning a Crypto Web3 game Runiverse. Wasn't long before the vultures who make up Crypto and Web3 saw an opportunity to use this tweet as Casey Neistat's stamp of approval for the game, web3 and associated crypto tokens. Why Runiverse Will Win Casey Neistat Supports Runiverse Content  Listen!

The one thing web3 grifters will constantly preach is how the token of a project doesn't matter. Instead what matters is the product itself. In the case of Nora, the AI Mental Health Chatbot. Its mere presence on the app store, constant updates and application to startup incubators, is all used as a facade. This front is merely a way to add a sense of legitimacy to the Crypto token, this token adds zero value or utility to these projects, it's just a vehicle for extraction of capital from its consumer base. At the end of the day all these grifters only care about is the price of the token. They all do it. All they need to do is admit they enjoy gambling and stop pretending it's about anything else.