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Quote from: len01 on January 13, 2023, 12:08:03 PM

after the NFT hype has started to end, I have never liked any NFT from any project I have never had any interest in being there. for me NFT is a trend that has passed and it is difficult to return to the hype like last year.
but if you ask about the NFT that I have held, I have had an NFT since 2017 called CurioCard and it used to be only 10 cents when the NFT hype started to appear.

if i may give you a better suggestion you don't need to waste your time getting into NFT project, you better do some research about what will be the hype in the next bullish period. so have the hope of profiting instead of wasting time on NFT with no clarity on whether there will be more hype.
but this is just my advice if this is not good, don't do it.

What do you believe the next hype will be? I was thinking maybe real privacy such as Monero if people really start rising up for freedom.

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I'm currently interested in NFT on Solana. Despite what you may have heard, Solana still has a thriving NFT community. Most of the NFTs I collect have no utility, they're just JPEGs so I'm not gonna mention that Cheesy

If you're interested in projects with some utility, I can point you to a few of the top projects:

ABC. This collection is set to receive $HADES, the governance token for Hadeswap (the biggest NFT AMM in Solana).
Famous Fox Federation. FFF is one of the NFT collections made for famousfoxes.com. The website offers various utility services such as a token market, NFT raffle, and token distributor. FFF holders indirectly benefit from the fees generated by these services through weekly missions and monthly holder raffles.
Sharx. Sharx is the utility NFT for sharky.fi, an NFT lending platform. There are no details yet, but I believe Sharx holders will receive a share of the fees generated from the lending platform.

@OP, which blockchain are you currently using actively for NFT, and what collections do you have? I would also like to hear about it.

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Quote from: SquallLeonhart on January 13, 2023, 02:02:53 PM

Quote from: klidex on January 13, 2023, 08:41:00 AM

To be honest, I myself am not interested and have an interest in investing in NFTs.
It seems that the trend of NFTs has recently disappeared and the demand for them is decreasing. Even if there are investors who hold NFTs, maybe it's because they haven't been able to sell them and have already experienced an automatic price drop, inevitably investors have to keep them.
Actually there are many new NFT projects that can be entered but I'm not really following them now.

I agree, it's not really that fun to invest into NFT's anymore, there was a hype once upon a time and I understand that but that hype is gone right now and nobody really shows interest as much as they used to. Which means that there is a chance it may not end up being as high as it used to be and that's what I believe will happen.

I believe that the best thing to do right now would be making sure that it's going well and in order to do that you could keep the NFT's you have and not buy any more new ones. If you hold the ones you have that means it's going to end up with a good profit when the bull comes, but not going to risk anything in the long future.

People got a little crazy when it came to NFTs. The idea of being the next Bored Ape Club was too much for many to resist. However, most of it was absolute nonsense. That being said, there are still some fun NFT projects out there. For example, I like one (that is admittedly a disaster at the moment) called The Gimmicks. They do a fun little raunchy cartoon show that's sort of a cross between the WWE and South Park. It's cool because NFT owners can choose the next adventure by voting after the episodes. For me, an NFT collection like this makes sense. They're also only about $3 to own or something like that, so it's not breaking the bank.

I would just tell people investing in NFTs to look at what they're getting. $250,000 for a picture of a monkey, probably not a good bet. $3 to be able to guide a cartoon and maybe win a contest and help with the creation of an episode or get actual production credit... That seems like maybe not the worst deal. Plus, Mila Kunis is behind it and people like Seth Green have been in episodes. Worth $3 in my opinion.

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Quote from: klidex on January 13, 2023, 08:41:00 AM

To be honest, I myself am not interested and have an interest in investing in NFTs.
It seems that the trend of NFTs has recently disappeared and the demand for them is decreasing. Even if there are investors who hold NFTs, maybe it's because they haven't been able to sell them and have already experienced an automatic price drop, inevitably investors have to keep them.
Actually there are many new NFT projects that can be entered but I'm not really following them now.

I agree, it's not really that fun to invest into NFT's anymore, there was a hype once upon a time and I understand that but that hype is gone right now and nobody really shows interest as much as they used to. Which means that there is a chance it may not end up being as high as it used to be and that's what I believe will happen.

I believe that the best thing to do right now would be making sure that it's going well and in order to do that you could keep the NFT's you have and not buy any more new ones. If you hold the ones you have that means it's going to end up with a good profit when the bull comes, but not going to risk anything in the long future.

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after the NFT hype has started to end, I have never liked any NFT from any project I have never had any interest in being there. for me NFT is a trend that has passed and it is difficult to return to the hype like last year.
but if you ask about the NFT that I have held, I have had an NFT since 2017 called CurioCard and it used to be only 10 cents when the NFT hype started to appear.

if i may give you a better suggestion you don't need to waste your time getting into NFT project, you better do some research about what will be the hype in the next bullish period. so have the hope of profiting instead of wasting time on NFT with no clarity on whether there will be more hype.
but this is just my advice if this is not good, don't do it.

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Quote from: Why you bully me on January 13, 2023, 04:55:49 AM

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I'm interested to see which NFT projects that you like. I believe NFT projects that incorporate gaming NFT, businesses, Unique ID purposes, and further adoption that could be used by this technology in more ways than it currently has.

If you are late to get the memo, the hype regarding NFT is over and it is true that there was a time when people used to spend huge money when the hype was at its peak, but you can check those NFT valuations right now from when it was launched you will understand. If you are still interesting you can check them out as @Adbitco mentioned in CMC. Gaming NFT might be huge if popular gaming companies implement them, right now i do not see any.

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Have you tried to check out CMC, i think it has a stat of all NFTs maybe you could visit and try them out https://coinmarketcap.com/nft/.
NB: I don't recommend you to buy any NFT but where to track about them, naturally i don't take it as an investment or even pay attention to NFTs.

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Quote from: Why you bully me on January 13, 2023, 04:55:49 AM

I'm interested to see which NFT projects that you like. I believe NFT projects that incorporate gaming NFT, businesses, Unique ID purposes, and further adoption that could be used by this technology in more ways than it currently has.

Anyone have any suggestions on what you are looking at? I would love to see and look into them.

If you're still into NFTs, my tip is that just go with those establishments-based NFTs that have been generated by them and not just by random kiddo on the web that has generated millions of it already.
At least with a company-backed NFT, you may not know the future of it but they might have some plans on it like an actual use case of having it as a basis for their discounts and stuff. Tongue

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Quote from: Why you bully me on January 13, 2023, 04:55:49 AM

I'm interested to see which NFT projects that you like. I believe NFT projects that incorporate gaming NFT, businesses, Unique ID purposes, and further adoption that could be used by this technology in more ways than it currently has.

Anyone have any suggestions on what you are looking at? I would love to see and look into them.

To be honest, I myself am not interested and have an interest in investing in NFTs.
It seems that the trend of NFTs has recently disappeared and the demand for them is decreasing. Even if there are investors who hold NFTs, maybe it's because they haven't been able to sell them and have already experienced an automatic price drop, inevitably investors have to keep them.
Actually there are many new NFT projects that can be entered but I'm not really following them now.

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I'm interested to see which NFT projects that you like. I believe NFT projects that incorporate gaming NFT, businesses, Unique ID purposes, and further adoption that could be used by this technology in more ways than it currently has.

Anyone have any suggestions on what you are looking at? I would love to see and look into them.

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