A new ad for a website that features Matt Damon is getting roasted for his portrayal of cryptocurrencies.
The ad, with the audacious title "Fortune Favors the Brave," has racked up more than 11 million views on the official channel of the website since it was first aired in October. It features the star speaking over an intense, action-movie type soundtrack and telling viewers that the same type of investors that explorers like the Wright brothers and mountaineers used are the same type of investors that are using the digital currency.
The video claims that history is full of almosts. Those who almost achieved. It proved to be too much for them. There are others. The ones who commit and embrace the moment.
When the logo of the coin appears at the end of the video, viewers are to understand that they should invest their hard-earned cash and resources into the token of their choice.
The main character of the social network.
Major accounts and regular users alike are roasting the ad, which may be the main character of the day.
Southpaw said Monday that the next frontier of human exploration is passive investments in a wholly artificial class of assets, where your return depends on attracting more investors to the scheme.
The investigative journalist at the Intercept has almost half a million followers and he said that Jesus Christ does not have enough money.
Many viewers think asking everyday people to sink their money into capitalist schemes is gross. We said it would be nice to see industry brains try and make the concept work without scamming people, after Square Enix's president wrote an open letter to fans about incorporating NFTs and cryptocurrencies into gaming.
The kind of ad that reduces trust, reliability, and usability of digital assets seems to be the exact opposite of this one.
Artist shuts down because people steal their work to make money.
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