Threadguy explains why fake luxury goods prove crypto is the only real ownership left "You walk around New York City and there's infinite fake Goyard everywhere, bags, backpacks, purses, wallets, mass produced unlike anything you've ever seen. And it's gotten so bad that if I see somebody with a Goyard bag, I automatically think why are you wearing a fake bag, not oh that thing is fresh. It's the same thing that happened with Mutant Apes when every scam bot fishing account was wearing a Mutant Ape pfp. You started associating the whole thing with scammer even though the real ones were a hundred grand." "And so you ask yourself what's the trade. And to me the trade is longing digital assets and things that are unvampable. It puts a serious premium on verifiable ownership assets, i.e. CryptoPunks. The real bags don't become more valuable, you just assume they're all fake, and there's nothing you can really do about it."