This is Crypto Art. Made for Crypto People. 
(Created by OG Crypto Artist Brandon Walsh.)

1500 NFT's. 1500 memes. 1500 factual, immutable record's of Bankster crime. This collection highlights already completed court cases and government actions filed against Banks and financial institutions for all manner of criminal conduct. This collection takes the records out from obscure government archives, and puts them into a single repository for others to see and share.  Before we can bring down the machine, we must be educated and unified.

 There is actual value and worth contained within every NFT in this collection. 
There is value and worth from it being permanently minted onto the ethereum blockchain. 
There is value every time someone sees these NFT's and is reminded of why we are here, and who the real enemy is. 

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The Banksters

Between 2004 and the first half of 2008, Bank of America and certain companies that it acquired in the second half of 2008 (the “acquired companies”) sold approximately $2.1 trillion of mortgage loans and residential mortgage backed securities (“RMBS”). Of the $2.1 trillion total, approximately $1.1 trillion were mortgage loans sold to Government-Sponsored Enterprises (“GSEs”), primarily the Federal National Mortgage Association (“Fannie Mae”) and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (“Freddie Mac”). The remaining $963 billion were sold to whole loan investors and into private label securitizations, frequently bought by large institutions. Roughly $160 billion of mortgage loans were sold into private label securitizations containing a credit enhancement provided by a monoline insurer. Approximately $1.8 trillion of the overall loan amounts remained outstanding as of December 31, 2009

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