I got NFT-ed! Simple Opinions on NFTs
📣 Just got NFT-ed!
When my friend Paco was making his global call on Empire Kred (where we are for almost 7 years) and told people about Hive last year, I knew almost nothing about NFTs.
I knew that Kred had an NFT Kred space, where we could produce our own coins, and celebrities and bigger influencers could sell some NFTs as well.
No, I'm not going to write too much about it.
In a single month of research, I've noticed some quality works that are selling at very high prices and some dead websites overloaded with cheap NFTs, where nothing gets sold.
Yes, I was playing with making gifs and swfs for video projections back in college, years ago and I had time for that. I still play a bit, but I'm no artist.
Lately, my friend Doc Reo sent me one of his Kred NFTs that I have in MetaMask now.
Here is Doc I have a 1-month delay in meeting him in his podcast on Clubhouse
💗 Today I got NFT-ed on NFTShowroom and I've received a nice gift from @failingforwards already, even if his challenge is still running. He had sent several gifts to some of us today and I can only be grateful for that.
Here is mine! I love it!
The challenge is still running, so if you wish just come by and see which are the requirements for it here is the link.
🙏 Thank you for this POB and Hive initiative, @failingforwards!
In the end I want to add this - The market is full with cheap NFTs and people went crazy over something that can be used differently and also practical.
NFTs can stand for digital goods, marketers can sell their online assets through NFTs used as coupons, discounts, musicians could sell their pieces as NFTs, e-courses can get NFT-ed, let's say so, there are many ways to use this concept to help everybody on the blockchain to grow, even if not all people are creating gifs, SWFs and other extensions for NFTs. Every skill needs to be tokenized as an NFT, but not necessarily as a piece of art. I love that too, but we are here to strive and help everybody. Limited-edition digital assets can be designed for everything we wish to sell virtually.
🎨 I love ART and I think, @phusionphil also does. We had a talk a while back about the NFTs. Coming to this point now, when I am writing about this, he was totally right. I had to take a whole month of research to understand what is selling and what's not selling when it comes to NFTs. And it has nothing to do with the brain or the passion. Sometimes it's just a crowd of people buying ART and a bigger crowd of people buying what they think will have value in the long term. Yes, maybe good art and blockchain games that need specific NFTs do create a flux here, some good transactions, but besides those, the market is static. I see so many people on Twitter trying to put their brain at work into HOW to sell their NFTs and how to promote it better....ah...if the design of this whole market would be good enough and the demand would be enough, nobody would need to promote their stuff....
Anyway. I am happy with my 2 NFTs!
I encourage people to participate in any challenge their like.
And I SALUTE you all!
So glad you liked it! Guess I ruined that plan to sleep
No, I'm not sleeping....It's so late...don't worry. I wanted to help while writing a bit about it and my perspective and tweeted it.
Looks pretty cool to me, well made
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Yeah-I-Love-It!
The post is to give a push forward to the contest and to the design and usage of NFTs for different areas. But that NFT he sent today is meow-WOW!
It takes a while thinking about NFTs before one can see they are valuable. When you think about the price of certain domain names on the Internet being priced in the millions of dollars, you can see that something that is purely digital can have value. An NFT could represent assignment in some kind of contract. Or they could do the same with eBooks. Except these could be fungible, some to think of it.
Thank you for your feedback, @leprechaun. Indeed, NFTs features and design can expand into something much more. I always look into how a product or solution is design and "served" to the end-user. I'm a curious cat and the interest in how things work has always been with me.