Anybody familiar with NFT?

So many different places to buy NFTs from.
Which ones do you guys prefer or which are the most used right now?
Looks like OpenSea is the way to go but I prefer to ask. Thanks in advance :)
 
Forum Suggestions: Add the option to like 100 times for comments when they are very, extremely true.

But when they are very, extremely true, people get intimidated and instead of placing a like, they pretend they already knew all about it and go parrot the truth elsewhere. So the option to like 100 times would have to be used for other types of comments.
 
But when they are very, extremely true, people get intimidated and instead of placing a like, they pretend they already knew all about it and go parrot the truth elsewhere. So the option to like 100 times would have to be used for other types of comments.
I was just saying that a JPG selling for 69M is very crazy and doesn't make sense. The 100 likes thing was tongue in cheek. I hope you are ok.
 
I was just saying that a JPG selling for 69M is very crazy and doesn't make sense. The 100 likes thing was tongue in cheek. I hope you are ok.

I'm great :D thanks for the concern. and u?
 
I myself have put an eye on the NFT hype and in the last 2-3 weeks have came with some NFT creations of myself and even wrote a quick guide on Amazon.

While doing the cover I've make a typo. Instead of non-fungible, I've wrote non-fundible. What a mistake you'll say.

I've minted an NFT about this with the animated GIF of the mistake, add an advanced readers copy (this is the actual #1st copy of the manuscript used for publishing the book itself) + a gift (free tools I use to create crypto art) and my personal dashboard of free online tools as a HTML for your personal use or to put it on your side (if link back).

Think that adding additional content and even better deliver physical items together with the NFT is a great way to get attention and potential buyers
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NFTs are like art, they are considered assets with an appraised value.

The question is whether they keep that value. Just because something sold for $200k in 2020 doesn't mean it will sell for more in 2030.

Art dealers and auction houses are notorious for finding buyers to spend on overpriced crap. The fact they are pushing NFTs should actually be a warning sign, like when wine auctions became a thing in the 2000s. The auction houses can create enough interest to generate a big sale, but that does not mean the market overall will embrace it.
 
NFTs are like art, they are considered assets with an appraised value.

The question is whether they keep that value. Just because something sold for $200k in 2020 doesn't mean it will sell for more in 2030.

Art dealers and auction houses are notorious for finding buyers to spend on overpriced crap. The fact they are pushing NFTs should actually be a warning sign, like when wine auctions became a thing in the 2000s. The auction houses can create enough interest to generate a big sale, but that does not mean the market overall will embrace it.

I love how everything you just said is true, yet there's a Billie Eilish face made out of emojis about to sell for 9k USD
 
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