NFT

bimalreddy

While the sale of a CryptoPunk for $56.3 million is remarkable, it doesn’t necessarily signal a full return of NFT mania. The NFT market has cooled significantly compared to its peak, but high-profile sales like this indicate that rare and historically significant digital assets still command attention. This CryptoPunk sale might reflect continued interest from high-net-worth collectors or investors in exclusive NFTs, even if broader market enthusiasm hasn’t reached previous levels.

YogSothothIsTheKey

I think NFT mania will come back only after the metaverse will be adopted and became a mass product (if this will ever happen).

ChoraPete

What “moves”? This is almost as dumb as it can get… it’s a totally worthless piece of paper with a mindless inanity scribbled by a nobody. Sums up the crypto grift though. Bloke just found his greater fool. That Burke will then probably turn it into an NFT and then it will really be the dumbest it can get.

HODL_monk

16 Bitcoin, really ? Its just a pad of paper, guys. And yet, somehow, Peter Schiff's 'Bitcoin is a bubble. It’s a Ponzi scheme. It’s a speculative mania. It’s a house of cards. It’s a fraud.' November 6, 2013 tweet didn't even catch a bid as a unique NFT, so disappointing...

markcorrigans_boiler

I'll sell you an NFT of it for 5ETH

BetterBudget

Did they sell it as an NFT?

SoupaSoka

NFT tech is promising. Making a ton of money by gambling on NFTs, however, is doubtful, imo.

SiliconFiction

NFT tech has a lot of promise. NFT art might only really take off if VR/AR/metaverse takes off.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Ubisoft is launching a 10,000-piece NFT collection on Ethereum's Arbitrum network via Magic Eden. These NFTs will grant early access to the game 'Captain Laserhawk: The G.A.M.E.', set in a dystopian world inspired by the Netflix series and Ubisoft's Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon. The NFTs will evolve with player progress, offering perks and governance influence. This marks Arbitrum's debut on Magic Eden. The game, influenced by community governance, follows Ubisoft's blockchain ventures like Champions Tactics on Oasys. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Nagemasu

I mean, not really. It's literally the best way to launder money if your crime is tax evasion from crypto itself. It costs nothing to create an NFT, and you don't need to prove who bought it from you, *and* you get to wash trade at the same time for your new NFT collection.

VirtualSputnik

Because it gives people the feel of community like meme coins but even more so, and the new market places they have are really addictive and it shows the actual chart of your nft which is pretty dope. But mostly I think because there is a whole lot of money that needs to be laundered and to have it be brought on chain and what better way to do that than NFT’s. I bet the narrative will be that NFT’s and RWA’s are viewed as commodities and not securities and then people will think they can store value in certain NFT’s which will drive the price up

SevereArrivals

To be fair 2021 had a ton of interesting developments going on with NFT's, crypto being talked about everywhere, Musk shilling Doge constantly, games like Axie and Alien Worlds where you could easily make a solid extra paycheck playing them, crazy DeFi farming etc. This time around we have nothing of the sort, at least not yet.

VirtualSputnik

NFT’s will be 2025’s meme coin

Maleficent_Sound_919

NFT money laundering mania

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; A CryptoPunk NFT recently sold for a record $56.3 million, surpassing the previous high of $23.7 million set in February 2022. This sale marks a significant moment in the NFT market, which has seen reduced enthusiasm as attention shifted to memecoins. The NFT, Punk 1563, depicting a pixelated woman, was sold for 24,000 ether. This transaction represents a substantial increase from its September listing price of less than 30 ETH, highlighting a potential resurgence in high-value NFT sales. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

GiovanniX30

There isn't a single project with a greater foundation than **$HEGE** on Solana. Undervalued VC-backed gem. We just signed a deal with a marketing agency. The community is strong and healthy, having successfully raised $240k for the project. Great dev team as well. We have our own NFT collection that sold out in 1 hour and 43 minutes called "HEGENDS". Check us out; we are the next billion-dollar market cap meme coin project! * 🦔 ✊️ https://preview.redd.it/1vyrkyteglsd1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5656e450cbeb7b075f6b14bcb828cdd94dd60070

PacKendu

Like everyone else is saying, $Kendu is the play this cycle. -Created largest NFT mint of past 2+ years - Dev has ties to SHIB dev (Shytoshi) and he has openly supported Kendu with features in the SHIB mag, SHIB admins joining TG and bull posting about Kendu since the start (SHIB dev also has joined TG and been following Kendu since 5mil MC) - Massive community that is pushing the project IRL with energy drinks, supplements, and a variety of IRL businesses Most importantly though Kendu has been around for 6+ months now and at one point was the biggest memecoin launched on ETH in all of 2024. Massive ATH with already 280 and a floor of 50mil. No rugs, no scams and is a well established project. Not some low cap shtter so you know your money is safe!

Beneficial-Business2

My concept is that the NFT would only serve as a proof of ownership, and initially, tickets would be purchased exclusively with fiat currency. The first features I want to implement are NFT-based access control and ownership transfer, with plans to expand further from there. If I understand correctly, these NFT tickets are essentially software, and I can program any functionality I want into them using Solidity. For buyers who don't already have a wallet, I could even create one on their behalf at the time of purchase.

ResonanceCascade1998

Many people in this sub are pretentious as fuck and can't process that there is value in abstraction. Many people do love them at this point and they will stick around. $Peiro is one of the shining examples of what a memecoin can be, a force for good that also makes people money on the way. Devs built up their trust before the idea of this project was even a thing and it's the reason why our holder count has been so strong. On top of being the smallest project to donate this amount or maybe even at all there are huge connections being forged every week and I really see this paying off within a few months probably earlier due to its size. We have had Kendu, Nitefeeder, Dogpound NFT, Gou, Neiro, and Pawthereum on our Spaces which is pretty crazy for our size in my opinion. Even looking at our chart you can see the dip when the Iran and strike news dropped but the moment the story dropped about how ineffective the misses were it seemed like we started hitting a reversal. You have some people completely selling of course like everywhere else light night but our holders barely even took a hit which was impressive. I won't go into lore deeply right now but I do remember seeing members of the team months ago doing something really kind in the earlier days of Kendu and I still remember it to this day. It's the primary reason I bought when I saw who was behind this if that tells you anything. As always NFA and DYOR. I truly think this project has the potential for a really bright future, especially with the way it's being ran which is another story entirely.

No-Fisherman1289

I try with Pera , there is just wallet view to see your NFT’s but you can’t move your funds or I didn’t find the way?! The most logical thing would be to swap it in ALGO on Fifa wallet and you can transfer it to Pero!

SparkKent007

Every year it seems like there is a different crowd learning about crypto for the first time. This year it’s definitely not who it was in the years prior. And what speaks to the “masses” we have today, is just price chart acrobatics, and nothing about thinking long-term. But that doesn’t mean it will always be like this. Back in 2020, the idiot-fueled NFT craze came before the big-brained DeFi season, even if those projects collapsed left and right. I think a roadmap is a good indicator of how much you can expect from the project, so memecoins are at least being honest by not having one. Expectations should be low, or proportional to the effort put into the roadmap. I agree it’s marketing fluff sometimes, but I think some projects are serious about theirs. I see a few projects coming out recently with serious roadmaps, like Eigenlayer, PyreSwap, or Aethir, but I honestly see memecoins outperforming those projects, so I’m not sure the userbase even cares. As far as economic revolution goes, it seems to be that Bitcoin is still the key ingredient.

Peasantbowman

Is there even a single native crypto holder in this sub? If you're telling me the richest investors aren't making money in crypto, I got an NFT bridge to sell you. Hell, even non crypto grifters are making more than crypto investors. You think people like Jake Paul or Trump care about this shit? But they sure do make a lot from it. Just some food for thought

KrunchyKushKing

The App literally got slower over the years, thats because they are implementing garbage features like the NFT's on there. Binance f.e. is running smooth on 10 year old phones as well and has waaaay more features.

mcr55

Her silence is deafening. I'll take the one with a defi and NFT project

mcr55

But trump is now in the boat with us. He launched a defi project and NFT project and talked at Bitcoin 2024. It's definitely easier if governments stop attacking crypto

CryptoBombastic

Best investments in the history of investments. Don't check sources it's all fake news, there's a fly here where did that come from. I tell you, she's ruining America. Not on my watch88!! We have a few concepts of plans, going to NFT them. Going to give those away like I'm giving away $100 bills at a grocery store.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Despite a recent rally in Bitcoin, retail activity remains low. In past bull markets, high retail participation was evident, such as the Coinbase app topping download charts. Currently, it's ranked 438. Short-term holders own about 2.5 million Bitcoin, a level seen in bear markets. NFT-related gas usage on the Ethereum network has also dropped significantly. The lack of retail involvement raises questions about the sustainability of the current rally, as retail participation often signals market peaks. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

sadiq_238

Well, people invested in those NFT cards where Trump photoshopped his photos and swapped faces with superman or whatever, so I'm sure this will sell

kirtash93

Don't forget about the Donald Trump NFT collections.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; The volume of Bitcoin NFTs rebounded last week, with sales jumping 56% to over $20 million. NodeMonkes led the market with $3.4 million in sales, followed by Bitcoin Puppets with a 239% increase to $3.03 million. Ethereum remained the most active NFT network with $28 million in sales. Despite the rebound, September saw a 48% drop in total NFT sales to $318 million. The rise in NFT sales coincided with a recovery in cryptocurrency prices and a shift in investor sentiment towards riskier assets. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

VirtualSputnik

Yea, it’s easy to lose money but I think NFT’s will have a come back and some bigger name stuff will do really well. Most of it is garbage though

Secret-Tackle8040

I managed to turn around $1500 into less than $5 buying NFT's on stargaze. Lost a few grand on cartoon chicken NFT's a couple years before that.

VirtualSputnik

What NFT’s youse lookin at?

hucisco

That video should be an NFT, on whatever blockchain squid was launched on.

VirtualSputnik

What’s your favorite NFT collection? Anyone check out Magic Eden on Base? It’s cool how you can see the trading view chart of NFT’s now

priomh

Don't let yourself feel rushed, it's fine to store crypto in an exchange like Coinbase while figuring things out. You eventually want to move money out into a cold wallet. I saw your other comment asking what a cold wallet was so I'll try to give a quick rundown, you're going to want to learn more about how crypto works. The ownership over a wallet, your crypto, is completely 100% determined by the ownership of a private key/seed phrase, a long password. Crypto is one big game of Keep Away, do anything and everything to make sure nobody ever gets that key. If somebody gets the key, they get your money. But you also need to never ever ever lose it, if you do you lose all of your money. A cold wallet refers to a wallet whose key has never been exposed in plain text to a general computer. A hardware wallet is a type of cold wallet that is a small device that let's sign messages proving that you have the key, without actually exposing the key to another computer. You don't want your key stored in some text file or being copy/pasted. A hot wallet is the opposite, it is a wallet whose keys have at least been exposed in plain text to your computer, which is fine as long as your trust the computer you are on, but means you lose if you have malware on your computer. Where everything goes wrong 99% of the time is with people not maintaining good security. People want to interact with blockchains and what they have to offer. They want to use decentralized exchanges, trade tokens, send money, etc, all things you need your private key for, and they start going places they shouldn't, getting lured in by NFT projects, tokens and exchanges offering very high returns, and they find themselves on the wrong end of a malicious web link and giving access to their key. Most everyone will do best by focusing on the big names in blockchains, Bitcoin and Ethereum, as well as centralized exchanges like Coinbase, decentralized exchanges like Uniswap, hardware wallets like Trezor, and software wallets like MetaMask. The best thing you can do is sometimes nothing at all. Moving quickly means making mistakes, don't panic, keep it simple, don't get lured in by promises from no-name projects. When I buy more crypto I'm personally using Coinbase, I then send my money to a hot wallet I have, interact with it how I want using decentralized exchanges, and then I send it to my cold wallet.

uncapchad

I believe that Hexagon indicates an NFT / Premium Avatar. [https://np.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/comments/x2s9ob/what\_are\_all\_the\_hexagonal\_borders\_around\_avatars/](https://np.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/comments/x2s9ob/what_are_all_the_hexagonal_borders_around_avatars/)

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; The Hamster Kombat team has updated its roadmap to include NFT support and a progressive web app for desktop and mobile, following its airdrop. Despite user dissatisfaction over token distribution, the project aims to use advertising revenue for token buybacks and future airdrops. The airdrop, one of the largest in cryptocurrency history, faced criticism for perceived unfair allocations. Over 300 million played the game, with 131 million eligible for the airdrop. HMSTR is set to be listed on exchanges like Binance, potentially boosting its market presence. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

InclineDumbbellPress

I shall try again - Have to send the NFT back to my registered

InclineDumbbellPress

Thats what I did before. I tried with the NFT on my registered wallet first and still radio silence

pedronegreiros94

Let's hope they airdrop Base token someday. Might be wise to add liquidity or own some stupid NFT to qualify.

John_Kaia

Hey, it sounds like your tokens are locked in an LP NFT - if you're OK sharing your TX hash, I'll see if I can reach out to the Kaia Swap to get your issue expedited. You can DM your TX Hash if you like.

Wise-Ad1697

Altcoins with Potential: A Closer Look The upcoming bull run is poised to be influenced by factors such as institutional adoption, favorable regulations, and increasing public interest. Here are several altcoins to watch closely: Osmosis: A Decentralized Exchange with Potential Token Symbol: OSMO Osmosis operates as a decentralized exchange (DEX) within the Cosmos ecosystem. It enables liquidity aggregation and incentivized pools, attracting a strong community. With its innovative features, Osmosis is well-positioned to become a leading DEX. However, as the DEX landscape matures, returns may be capped around 5X. Celestia: A Modular Blockchain Infrastructure Token Symbol: TIA Celestia is designed to improve scalability by separating consensus from application execution. This modular approach allows various decentralized applications to thrive without sacrificing security. While Celestia shows promise, its returns may also hover around the 5X mark as it works to establish itself. Mande Network: A Hidden Gem with Exceptional Potential Token Symbol: MAND Mande Network is carving out its niche as a peer-to-peer credit scoring layer two solution, aiming to be the credibility hub for real-world applications in Web3. The project’s focus on organic growth, transparent engagement, and a highly experienced team enhances its appeal. With a low fully diluted valuation (FDV) and minimal exchange sprawl, Mande Network stands out as a compelling investment opportunity. It has the potential for 10–50X returns as it bridges the gap between digital identity and real-world applications. Stellar: A Scalable Payment Network Token Symbol: XLM Stellar focuses on cross-border payments and financial inclusion, with low transaction fees and fast confirmation times. While it has the potential to disrupt traditional finance, its best growth days may be behind it, limiting returns to approximately 5X. Cosmos (ATOM): A Network of Interconnected Blockchains Token Symbol: ATOM Cosmos aims to create an ecosystem of interconnected blockchains, fostering interoperability. However, concerns about its centralized decision-making and lack of community engagement have diminished its once-strong allure. Many analysts believe that Cosmos has lost its magic, making significant price appreciation unlikely in the near future. Akash Network: A Decentralized Cloud Computing Platform Token Symbol: AKT Akash provides decentralized cloud computing services, leveraging GPU power to offer affordable resources. However, its reliance on the NVIDIA narrative and existing hardware limits its scalability. The long-term sustainability of this model raises doubts about its growth potential. SAGA: A Blockchain Platform for Gaming Token Symbol: SAGA SAGA focuses on the gaming sector, but it suffers from a lack of solid fundamentals. While it could present opportunities for short sellers, those looking for long-term investment may find more promising options elsewhere. Solana: A High-Performance Blockchain Token Symbol: SOL Solana has gained popularity for its high transaction speeds and low fees. However, it has faced numerous technical challenges and concerns over its long-term sustainability. Given the hype surrounding it, Solana is viewed as one of the riskier bets, with returns potentially limited to 5X. CUDOS: A Decentralized Computing Network Token Symbol: CUDOS CUDOS aims to provide affordable cloud services through a decentralized network. While it has potential, its scalability and performance have yet to be fully tested. Investors should approach with caution, expecting moderate returns. Nolus: A DeFi Blockchain Application Token Symbol: NLS Nolus focuses on DeFi but has faced stability issues, impacting user trust. The team’s intentions seem genuine, but the platform’s reliability remains questionable. It conveniently goes down whenever price falls, resulting in users getting liquidated out. If Nolus can regain user confidence, it could present a 10X opportunity, but this will require significant effort. The Decline of NFTs NFTs, once the darling of the crypto world, appear to be losing traction. As interest wanes and fatigue sets in, many projects lack the substance needed for long-term viability. The NFT craze, largely driven by speculative hype during the COVID era, has resulted in declining enthusiasm and a search for more meaningful applications of blockchain technology. Conclusion The next bull run in cryptocurrency is poised to be defined by altcoins that offer real-world applications and sustainable business models. Mande Network emerges as a standout opportunity, while other projects like Osmosis, Stellar, and Celestia show promise despite challenges. Investors should approach Bitcoin and Ethereum with caution, as their days of explosive growth seem behind them. As the industry evolves, the focus will likely shift towards practical solutions that bridge Web2 and Web3, paving the way for a more stable and prosperous crypto landscape. Conduct thorough due diligence, assess the risks, and consider the transformative potential of these emerging technologies as you navigate the next phase of the cryptocurrency market.

happybanana2

Put your fiat into decentralized crypto like BTC, Cardano and few other. Not in this NFT and other nonsense, that is pumped and dumped by shitheads.

GasAltruistic8656

What support do you have in place when things go wrong? I used Kaiaswap to farm and when I tried to withdraw, my tokens became locked in a KIP17 NFT and now I can't seem to get any help across your socials + Discord to get my thousands of dollars worth of tokens back. I guess, while it is personal for me, the question for the community is what supports are in place when things go wrong when using your ecosystem?

gasfee

I've been following the development of Flexa since 2020. They've working in silence on instant, fraud-proof payment solutions that can be integrated into any existing payment solution by code. The basic concept is using crypto as collateral while payments settle. The thing that got me was that they are asset agnostic, meaning you can pay/get paid with any asset, including fiat. I believe payment solutions are going to be the NFT craze of 2025

awormperson

Imagine buying an NFT from Logan Paul and being surprised when its bullshit

Eighty-Nine

NFT projects giving celebrities NFTs along with money to promote said NFTs seems way more plausible.

End_Tough

Yeah Justin Bieber and a ton of other celebrities did too lol you’d be suprised how many “celebrities” spent half a mill on a NFT that’s worth $100 now

Hailtothething

To be fair, he’s not to blame, NFT’s are. All NFT’s are trash now. And a lot of people bought the idea, him included.

UncleFred-

Yup. The chart does look like a series of successfully larger pump and consolidation patterns. https://i.redd.it/2p49eak0hzqd1.gif $120K USD buyback from the NFT proceeds and the Victus Capital investment buys starting to roll in, with what is it? up to 500K promised from the Venture capital firm? That's a lot of the supply that will be gobbled up in the coming weeks. With October being strong, and NFTs continuing to rake in money for the team, I think Hege is the strongest low-cap project in the space. It's incredibly undervalued.

ResonanceCascade1998

That's where I would say you're wrong. There is value in projects like this especially when community is involved. It can be a platform for people to build on if done right, a means of making money for charity through a small sell tax and verified donations, a way for artists to make money (not just NFT's), a method of networking even outside crypto, and it draws retail in to this day. I get it's not all sunshine in rainbows but there is good being done here outside of all the rugs. I've always been a huge fan of all the wacky stories to pop up on the internet like many others so that's definitely a part of the appeal to it. For some it's just being part of something I suppose. There's been another shift where many of these projects aren't even trying to compete anymore but instead work to uplift each other. Hell I saw someone tattoo their dick on X the other day for a chance to win $70k and I am 100% sure they're getting it now.

UncleFred-

People are buying and selling them all the time for money, there were nineteen transactions today alone. That's better than all but twenty-seven NFT collections in the entire world. https://i.redd.it/3qdft5uiouqd1.gif

Nighmarez

Don’t worry, those NFT’s are now worthless!

OneBlockAwayICO

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UncleFred-

I have never been more excited for a project, even after several years of investing in cryptocurrency. Hege has serious early Shib vibes. The NFT utility, the first of its kind, sealed the deal for me. There will be news articles and maybe even books that will take about Hege's role in the crypto space. If you are invested now, you're still incredibly early. Why not get involved? https://i.redd.it/t1jgcoelbtqd1.gif

MinimumFinancial6143

We will see better days of NFT games after this year. This year has already been a huge success, with the GameFi space valued at $16 billion, according to CoinGecko. Q2 2024 saw $1.1 billion raised in blockchain gaming investments—a 314% jump from the previous quarter. As the space evolves, I can't wait to jump on the new ones like competitive AAA games like Shrapnel and Akarun, which blend gaming with real-time crypto market dynamics.

Hurstboss

Celebrity NFT's anyone?

YogurtclosetTall2558

Yeah, the hype around NFT games has definitely cooled off a bit, but I wouldn’t say they’re completely done. Projects like AXIE might not be as popular as they were at their peak, but they still have loyal communities. I’ve noticed that games that tie in more than just collectible art, like those integrating real-world data or creating dynamic in-game economies, are holding up better. There are still projects like Cosmic Faction or even newer concepts like Akarun that are adding more depth to the idea. It’s not just about collecting NFTs but making them part of the gameplay itself. So while the bubble may have burst on pixel art, I think there’s still potential for games that offer more than just collectibles.

vanibijouxnx

Yeah, tokenizing rwa is complicated but it's possible. Custodianship and verification are key, and that’s where projects like Vesta come in, they’re tokenizing assets and rewarding NFT holders with passive income. I think this space is still maturing, but the potential is huge, especially with other RWA projects like Rio and Mantra moving fast. A lot of different sectors can benefit from this

advias

Ask yourself this one question: "Why would a good game implement blockchain technology to purposefully lose income?" Yeah, the business model makes no sense. Good games comes by maybe once a year (the ones you end up playing years from when they launch, CSGO, Fortnite, Rocket League, etc.). There's no incentive for games like this to use NFTs when they can build this in house just as easily. NFT use cases are the ones you don't really interact with, like Uniswap V3.

TH3PhilipJFry

Airline NFT ticketing, real estate fractional investing, and hotel rewards points systems are a few examples of “we are” use cases I know are happening

Hermes_Trismagistus

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HFM77

I'm not really into NFT games, but I elieve it has huge potential, perhaps not as single games, but as an ecosystem of different games using 'multiverse' NFT's. (ie: Enjin Blockchain). Enabling cross-game items. Games die and new ones are created, items live on. Guess we'll see. I wouldn't totally ignore it.

oneden

So you don't realize you invalidate your own argument? What's the point of an NFT that is literally not good for anything. It can't store information beyond meta data, it's not a legal tool to prove ownership... What is it good for? I know my microtransaction are eventually dead and I can accept that. What's the point of the NFT? I can't use it anywhere else unless said service implements the NFT and uses the meta data to implement it into their content. When the source of the hotlinks dies, their isn't even the point of keeping the NFT as a memento. Digital good are fine in their utility. It's often the DRM around that invites deserved scrutiny. NFT have no utility. They are basically immortal vouchers that will keep polluting the blockchain forever.

btc_clueless

Honestly, I don't get all the hate here in the comments. Yes, she's a Dem and she won't have a radically different approach to crypto than the Biden administration. There will be regulation. But, Biden's crypto policies were heavily influences by Elizabeth Warren and her staffers working for Biden in the White House. She was the main driver of the anti-crypto rhetoric, while Gensler upheld the status quo. But Harris isn't Biden, she's much younger and it seems there will be a tone shift in her approach. From her comments here it seems that she understands that crypto and AI are important technologies that need the chance to florish in the US rather than to drive them abroad with hostile or unclear regulation. That alone is a step in the right direction. Meanwhile Trump just reads a few pro-crypto talking points off a script on a Bitcoin conference, not understanding a word of it, not having a clear coherent strategy on crypto. And then he's selling Trump-branded Bitcoin sneakers, NFT trading cards and starts his very own World Liberty Financial crypto grift. Sure, crypto bros have a long tradition cheerleading outstanding grifters, but come on...

SevereArrivals

It still has over 100,000 unique visitors daily on average, I would say its far from dead. It's just that this time around, there is still nothing too interesting happening in the space worth discussing. In the last bull market we had huge crypto games like Axie taking the world by storm, NFT's, major airdrops.. This time, we still have nothing of the sort.

oneden

That kind of hamfisted analogies are always and without fail used by crypto bros. You're comparing the car, that has transformed our entire society, with NFTs? I can take care of a car almost indefinitely. It can transport me and my family to faraway places. With a trailer I can carry around larger items. My car has practical uses that are tangible and beneficial. An NFT isn't even legally binding. It doesn't prove you're the holder, it doesn't prove whatever it's linked to is genuine. I could say more, but I can't take people like you seriously. Grifters gotta grift, I guess.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; In the past week, CryptoPunks dominated the NFT market with significant sales, including CryptoPunk #1219 selling for $308.09k. Other notable sales included CryptoPunk #4061 for $130.28k and CryptoPunk #4974 for $101.82k. The consistent demand for CryptoPunks highlights their status as a blue-chip NFT collection. BondBear also made the top sales list with an $85.63k transaction. These trends indicate a stable market favoring established NFT collections, appealing to both seasoned collectors and new investors. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

oneden

Say you don't understand how blockchains work without saying it. They are implemented that horribly, because the NFT standard is literally limited by the blockchain. Storing any significant portion of images, music, any semblance of important data is simply not feasible to do. Especially since the immutable nature of the blockchain is another limiting factor. So in short? Yes. NFT are useless hotlinks by nature. Not even the creators of the NFT standard are convinced of its utility. So what kind of demi-god does it take to make them suck less? I think the only people you crypto bros get to clown on are yourselves, for believing in a utility of NFTs when the blockchain technology itself hasn't found the problem to solve. Enjoy waiting for that to change anytime soon.

Soras_devop

I've heard good use cases for NFT's a piece of art that anyone can screenshot of course is going to be crap but a contract or a deed could have a place with it. Even the gaming NFT's seemed like an interesting idea for the ones that did play to earn. Not saying it's a good thing or not but it's a interesting idea.

Automatic-Poet-1395

Oh and a large fine art print of a digital painting is better than an NFT. Especially if the artist only makes a small amount. My other point

Katorya

And he has atleast one official NFT collection

NotCoolFool

It makes perfect sense - career grifter ripping people off for shitty NFT’s 😂

porpoisebuilt2

Presidential NFT’s a possibility?

LatinumGirlOnRisa

I had heard of Revolut but didn't know exactly what services it offered and never visited the site until a few minutes ago. anf after checking out the very badly organized and non-user friendly site + after reading the "Criticism" section of the Wikipedia article about it I will say it's definitely a hard pass on me ever considering signing up for an account there. I mean, what a *disaster* of what clearly seems like a 💯% sketchy & totally immoral online bank/fin-tech service company.as they've apparently pulled the same unjustified account freezing that Paypal is notorious for and they treat their employees like cr@p: [Revolut Wikipedia Article ](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolut) no one should trust Revolut - and yes, as others have pointed out, it's definitely NOT a crypto exchange. and based on the OP's post I kindly suggest they put a pause on dealing with cryptocurrency unless they educate themselves about the various kinds of *actual* exchanges there are and to always carefully read the fine print [the TOS] anywhere they open an account. also, it's important to know about the various kinds of wallets that exist + study well how to take radical responsibility by learning about best crypto security practices, which includes but are not limited to: establishing good security habits early on and learning about the different kinds of hot wallets and hardware wallets, like knowing what makes one a cold storage wallet and what a fully air-gapped wallet is. and when making use of wallets it's crucial to immediately record seed/recovery phrases 'analog' style. meaning never, in any way, store them electronically or by using a password manager and not by storing them in 'the cloud.' and always wise to write down each set of recovery phrase words at least 3 times, in numbered order, on 3 different pieces of paper - and then HIDE them in 3 different places. later a more robust seed phrase storage solution can be purchased, such as steel tiles or one of the other options. being discreet, too, is also wise re: not talking about holding coins, tokens and or NFTs, such as NFT artwork, with people in the real, offline, brick & mortar world who don't need to know. and they should look into what a crypto 'wrench attack' is in order to keep themselves and those they care about *safe.* also key to watch out and ignore anyone who claims to be able to help with problems in DMs, emails or anywhere that's not in the public Reddit forums for all to see. I say all of that because that the OP was so confused about why they couldn't withdraw Ethereum from their Revolut account makes it more than likely they'd be further confused dealing with crypto in the future. which means they'd also be vulnerable to making future mistakes which could very easily lead to them losing funds. and there are already far too many heartbreaking stories about people losing funds. which in most cases would have been preventable had the affected individuals had more information. in any case, hope this helps the OP and whoever else new to crypto that might find this reply.

Acrobatic_Papaya711

Instead of trying to earn on NFT’s better try some trading. There are a lot of tools that make it easier. A truly real-time crypto screener with lightning-fast alerts scans the entire market in seconds https://coinwaves.io

liquid_at

NFT technology is already used to load containers onto ships and for tracking the origin of raw materials in a production cycle. But literally any type of ownership that does not need to be centralized can be used. The one feature I'd love to see would be music rights on the blockchain, allowing musicians to easily acquire and manage the rights for samples etc.

osogordo

Anyone can make an NFT, so it's a feature, not a bug.

HvRv

Some chains do have native assets. Like you know. A real token of your NFT. Also payment methods for NFTs are 10 times.easier cause there mostly is no middle men in the transaction chain. Fifa is slowly ramping up NFT - millions sold so far and they are getting more and more users by the day. The next cup things might explode. NFT tickets are also a thing and gonna go ham soon. Classical things like Comic Books are now mostly going NFT in their brand platforms. There are amazing 1/1 artists who sell their art purely as NFTs and they are getting more and more attention every day. Just because the "main" nft atory of rich doiches throwing money at badly drawn apes is no longer a thing it doesn't mean that NFTs as a tech is dead or that there will no longger be any collectables. Will yoube able to make a picture of poo with 10 different hats and sell it for 100k.. never again and that is amazing. That shit was wrong. New stuff is not in your face any more but its growling more organically.

the_nin_collector

People (companies?) were just making a series of like 100 different smiley faces. Or "laughing apes" NFT storefronts were/are a fucking joke. Basicly flooded with nothing but low effect AI trash, except it was made by humans... Now with AI trash it will be even worse and bring it down to like 1%.

KrustyLemon

Imma clip this and make it a NFT.

Katorya

I don’t think this is as bad as it sounds? Someone could make a thousand NFT collections a day and help get that number to 99%

mickalawl

Besides throwing a spot light on digital.art, what did the NFT actually do though? Like it's a receipt on a blockchain that includes a link to a file that may or may bit even be there.... it is a cumbersome payment method with non useful extra steps? E.g. the NFT, just being a recepit disconnected.from the actual art, doesn't help protect or access your work unless a centralised solution is used.

YaBastaaa

If only Reddit could improve their avatar/NFT project, it’s in need of major user interface improvements. 🤣

Automatic-Poet-1395

Your awesome prints are the actual object with value. Digital art is amazing and has a very bright future. Don’t be discouraged. If you want something as close to an NFT as you can get, make one print of your art, large scale on a super nice archival substrate and make only one. Then make many others on something more affordable and sell to regular customers. Put a high price on that one print and vow to not make another one. Put it in writing if you want. Frame it nice and showcase it like it’s the original.

Morsethehorse23

Sounds good! Its similar to $PEIRO, who is sitting at 340K market cap and has already donated $15K to charity! They donated to Bob Burnquist (Tony Hawk OG) and Doge Pound NFT. I love seeing projects donate.

Automatic-Poet-1395

As a visual artist who makes actual objects with value, I saw this coming. The fact that people were shelling out millions for an NFT when they could buy a Picasso or van Gogh was the fucking funniest thing I’ve ever seen.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; A report reveals that 96% of over 5,000 NFT collections are considered 'dead' in 2024, with no trading activity or sales. The average lifespan of these collections is 1.14 years, significantly shorter than traditional crypto projects. The NFT market has seen a decline, with many investors facing losses. Notably, Justin Bieber's NFT investments have plummeted by 94.7%. The market's downturn has also affected platforms like OpenSea, whose valuation dropped significantly. Experts suggest a cautious approach for investors and creators in the NFT space. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

liquid_at

Almost as if the method to track ownership itself did not give any value to a jpg... Almost as if jpgs were a proof of concept for the technology called NFT and not anything anyone should have ever invested into... But thanks to the fomo-losers who threw their money away for jpgs... You played your role in setting back a technology for years by losing money... What an achievement... you all should be so proud of yourselves... But if you still have money left... I have a bunch of kids crayon drawings that I could sell you on the blockchain for a few hundred ETH if you are interested... Just hit me up... My ability to produce worthless jpgs is virtually unlimited and I will gladly take your money for it.

Paterakis518

If a politician can explain how a blockchain works and talks about use cases such as remittances for the less fortunate as well as true digital ownership over media (yes, the NFT use case) then I will find them intelligent enough to vote her.

admin_default

Shitcoinery like this is very 2017 cycle. 2021 cycle changed out the shitcoins for NFT scams.

penarhw

Can’t deny the potential of RWA projects. I've been looking into platforms like Rio and Vesta lately. Not only are they tokenizing physical assets, but they’re also throwing in some solid benefits like passive income for NFT holders.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; The article provides an in-depth analysis of the Polygon ecosystem, highlighting its growth and technological advancements. Polygon, launched in 2017, has evolved with key technologies like Polygon PoS, zkEVM, and AggLayer to address web3 fragmentation. The network averages 660k daily active addresses and 3M daily transactions. Recent developments include the MATIC to POL token migration and significant growth in stablecoin market cap and NFT sales. Polygon's infrastructure supports diverse projects in DeFi, gaming, and real-world assets, positioning it as a major player in the blockchain space. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

chokehodl

This is so sick guys. Lol yall making all other NFT projects look like static bogus pointless bullshit.

Antique_Ad2106

I love my NFT! I wish I had some SOL to max my allotment

Exotemporal

I was not too far behind and all I got was this shitty NFT from MtGox's CEO. https://i.imgur.com/8L3k1pg.jpeg

Loose_Screw_

Don't, someone will probably make an NFT out of it.