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I'm not much of a crypto guy so I'm not entirely knowledgeable about this space but I know enough to not look like an idiot (few places would say I'm not an idiot) and do own some crypto as a minor gamble (under 5K).

So, not knowing a lot, and really not all that interested I don't come into this subforum too often.

But as to discussions in here, there is not a lot about NFTs with the exception of a random member shilling theirs now and then.

I have my hand in the pie on a few NFT projects so I do have a bit of a handle on them.

Is that dead to most of you, something that you avoid for one reason or another or just not something you see profitable?
 
I feel like it settled down into just another medium for dealing in artwork so it’s gone off my radar a bit. Also I think the last bear market put me off most of the riskier stuff and now I’m sticking eith crypto core core only and to be specific the larger market cap cryptos (BTC, ETH, SOL).
 
NFTs have failed to make it big. If you are under 50% of loss to their value, you should book loss in my opinion.
 
NFT is coming back as a new form of idea based on RWA = Real world Assets
and not stupid 2nd grade pictures of a monkey
 
It was a hype that dead fast
many NFT bought for millions and now don't worth anything
don't know if it will came back or not
for myself I didn't involved on it , just following good coins projects
 
NFTs were a viral trend many made millions but for now it’s crashed. Can it recover very less chance. My advice is to collect btc, Eth and other good coins on every dip and hold for 5 years at least. I would recommend avoiding nfts for now.
 
NFT used to be good but know they don't have too much value there is people that still getting some money of it but is a risk you can have a nft worth 50K and a couple of hours later could be worth $400 recommend you to really reconsider going on any nft bussines if you still want to go prepare to gamble a lot and loose a lot of money sometimes.
 
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