did you believe it for a split second? did you actually expect something to happen? when the button lit up, did you..?
yeah, uhm... so, this was obviously a scam, like so many other crypto scams. did i say scam? i meant satire. this is satire. i'm making fun of crypto/web3 gold rush. i think it's extremely stupid. it's a pyramid, a scam, a Ponzi scheme.
wait, what? you paid your actual money for real? well, too bad. too bad crypto is decentralized, there's to authority to report me to, there's no one to get the money back from. yeah but it's cool. the future. web3. oh yeah. oh right. oh boi.
well i guess we can say you paid for the excitement? for those brief moments that you felt something? for the dopamine rush of OH MY GOD I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS I'LL BE RICH? i hope it made you feel like you didn't in a long time. so, consider this an experience that you got, and a story that you can tell. it's a nice story to tell at a party. i'm sure it's worth it.
it was nice meeting you, even if briefly. good luck!
conceived, created, produced, written, designed, programmed, fact-checked, edited, creativedirectored and joked by eugene kudashev
Visit the source code ( view-source:https://getrichquick.me/ )
And scroll down to where it says <div id="slide4" class="invert">.
In that div, you can find the text proving how much of a scam this is. To anyone wanting to try it: DON'T.
LOL, you must have very little knowledge about how this stuff works. Try it yourself, Ctrl-U (on most browsers) should bring up PUBLIC HTML source code. It's not hacking, and people use this all the time for debugging.