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Topic: Will Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) have a future? (Read 119 times)
Depends if it falls towards a scammy attitude or it's bend by external forces to fail. Even if the project itself could fail im certain that a lot of them can be atleast recycled .
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With the inception of Ethereum and other smart contract platforms, new ventures have emerged with the purpose of improving specific areas within the mainstream world. One of those areas is gaming, where it's now possible to issue special tokens which represent in-game assets, collectibles, and more. This concept of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) has ignited a spark among the gaming industry.
As of now, there are many NFTs available for a wide variety of games available across different Blockchains in crypto land. It's yet to be proven whenever this will have a real use case for the mainstream world within the future. Currently, the demand for crypto has declined substantially (except for Bitcoin, of course). If NFTs wants to become a success within the gaming industry, it would need to show the world that they have real uses instead of being purely speculative assets. Games like Crypto Kitties and Ether Legends could hit the world by storm with their unique NFTs for gamers.
Nonetheless, do you think that NFTs will have a future?
As of now, there are many NFTs available for a wide variety of games available across different Blockchains in crypto land. It's yet to be proven whenever this will have a real use case for the mainstream world within the future. Currently, the demand for crypto has declined substantially (except for Bitcoin, of course). If NFTs wants to become a success within the gaming industry, it would need to show the world that they have real uses instead of being purely speculative assets. Games like Crypto Kitties and Ether Legends could hit the world by storm with their unique NFTs for gamers.
Nonetheless, do you think that NFTs will have a future?
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