/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53326750
Nothing lasts forever unless it has the capability to adapt and change to fit each market phase. I'll leave it at that, anon.

>>53327244
Who is talking about lasting forever. I'm asking if you anons think NFT applications in real life will be sustainable or is this just another hype being created by the guys who rule this shit?

>>53327308
My point is, retard, that it can succeed in being more than just jpegs IF it can adapt to the market changes

>>53326750
There are series of possibilities being unlocked as far as NFTs are concerned and i must say with advancement in technology NFTs will be a vital part of our day-to-day lives soon.

>>53326750
>it has the capability to adapt and change to fit each market phase

If anything is known to adapt to market conditions that should be NFTs.

>>53326750
NFTs are meant to be more than just JPEGS in the first place, so I'll say that they are just maturing and we will start seeing their true potential very soon

>>53327333
Just GTFO the thread fucktard, that's what we are discussing anyway. They are already adapting!!!

>>53327470
The most popular narrative that I've seen are NFT for gaming and just recent NFT as data containers

>>53327441
Could be. I'm looking forward to seeing them not hard coded

Hard to say what the future holds but there are many use-cases and utilities. the NFL has implemented NFT ticketing on Polygon for example. People need to start seeing them for more than just a quick buck.

>>53327515
Aight. My mistake, dumbfag. Your argument was whether they're sustainable or not. And that is what I referred to. Keep adapting (like you say they are) and they will be

>>53327779
I believe apart from jpegs NFTs, music NFTs and the likes, ticketing was one of the initial use cases. It's a good thing so far

>>53327779
It will take a while before people see NFT and crypto more than just quick pump and dump, because everyone wants to make money.

>>53327830
True. The first impression was made. Let's see how this whole concept of them adapting to changes works though.

>>53327333
It's adapting already, and there are new projects with NFTs that have nice use cases.
>>53327620
>NFT as data containers
You mean something like MetaNFT

>>53326750
He actually fell for the NFT meme

>>53328055
What kind of use cases, enlighten me too

>>53326750
I believe some projects are already working on the future evolution of NFTs where it will offer value and services aside just being a JPEG.

>>53328082
What are your thoughts then

>>53328147
Projects aside, what services are you referring to and how would it offer value to the market

>>53326750
NFTs are becoming more than just over inflated jpegs and I'm starting to like that the narrative is changing.
you have a collection like the seekers which basically act as nodes for communication.

only a matter of time before every non utility focused NFT dies off

>>53327620
>The most popular narrative that I've seen are NFT for gaming

This is probably the most logical usecase for NFTs in my opinion,but the problem now lies in the fact that most projects incorporating this has shitty gameplays and very low adoption.

>>53328187
Need triple A devs to actually work on some proper GameFi though. Polygon labs can make this happen.

>>53327830
This will happen when NFTs stop being the main project but are just part of a project that's created to solve a problem

>>53328166
Non utility NFTs can't die off, just like Meme coins won't also die off

>>53328100
Music NFTs, Ticketing, Identity Management and a host of others.

>>53328332
They literally have nothing to offer and only pushing and limiting adoption?

most normies think NFTs are scam because people pay thousands of dollars for random jpegs they don't use

>>53328100
We now have third generation NFTs that can have both mutable data and metadata

>>53328166
I like the nft as "nodes" narrative
an nft running and earning you money sounds based to me

>>53327244
that’s already happening though
not all, but many companies are benefiting from NFT use cases

>>53328858
they’re all just dust in the air
give me one fucking use case of these companies pajeet

>>53328422
At least those selling it are making money doing that

>>53328878
>Stripe uses Polygon for transactions
>Mastercard uses Polygon for transactions
>PayPal uses Polygon for transactions
>Travala uses Polygon for online bookings
>Shopify uses Polygon for online shopping
>Nothing Phone is integrating Polygon into their OS
>Disney uses Polygon for AI, VR, and AR Development
>Robinhood uses Polygon for its Web3 wallets

i can keep going on and on

>>53328944
i can literally do all that outside of NFTs

>>53328886
That's why it'll never gain the level of adoption and growth we seek

>>53328692
nothing beats passive yields in whichever means

>>53328963
you asked for use cases and i gave you some
the blockchain space is still extremely young especially the NFT part of it. these companies are just getting started
why would they all be investing billions of dollars into this chain if they dont see potential?

>>53328977
>investing billions of dollars
lol, polygon paid them

>>53326750
All these use cases that you listed out are not really yet a thing, but I strongly believe that they will be the reasons for NFT trend in the next bull cycle
>>53327800
If web2 and web3 projects will quickly adopt NexeraID, then it can easily be achieved

>>53328992
The absolute levels of cope from this reply
one moment its:
>polygon has VCs investing in it
the moment its:
>polygon is paying companies

you cucks will switch up the narrative to how it suits you. you’ll literally do and say anything but accept the fact that these companies are willingly building on Polygon because its a good chain.
Ask any dev and they’ll tell you how easy it is to build on it

>>53328439
Now this, this is good

>>53329021
What the fuck is Nexera ID, jeet

>>53328439
This sounds more like MetaNFT, which I believe should be among the next tech trend

>>53326750
If you like build DeFi on NFTs, they will remain just jpegs. No liquidity anon.

>>53329792
What do you mean, anon

>>53327308
Kek. Who still invests his funds into NFTs after the Trump NFT rug pool. No future desu.

>>53326750
NFTs are the weirdest thing on blockchain started by benzos. How can boobs sketch worth millions?

>>53329848
Web3 already rendering NFTs useless. Decentralization isn't compatible with illiquid assets.

>>53330000
Irrelevant. Depends on what kind of NFTs. Web 3 projects themselves are focusing on NFTs too

>>53329944
Lol where there are customers, there is business. They know their target audience and know how much they're willing to pay for even something as retarded as that. Kek

>>53327779
Even polkadot and Kusama will soon be adopting the metaNFTs from Allianceblock through their partnership with peaq network. Almost every DeFi projects embracing NFTs. But it's still sad that I can't afford a punk.

>>53329944
Boobs is life

>>53330106
I saw peaq is bringing cross chain fundraising to polkadot through their integration into fundrs too.
>>53330222
Precisely my fucking point

>>53330106
This has been trending for a while now

>>53329547
Yes that is correct. The metaNFTs is the new evolution of NFTs.

>>53329163
Nexera ID ushers in privacy, security and self custody all in one for DeFi. Fucking go do your research newfag.

>>53330106
Allianceblock seems to be doing a lot. It was trending on Coingecko few days ago . Did you noticed pajeet?

>>53327470
Some are out already, you just need to look into the right place, and I can see some mentions of MetaNFT, which is one of those we should look into

>>53330318
Surprised to not have heard much

>>53330435
Kek. A lot of projects trending there now that BTC is also doing good

>>53326750
Fuck yeah, the ticketing is a pretty interesting use case, I watched CZ talk about its possibilities in the entertainment industry. Another interesting use case I've seen is the ones from Ore Active NFTs

>>53329043
Polygon is never seamless compared to NEAR protocol.

>>53330057
Kek. Anon missing daily training and cooking up what suits them here. Web3 tools are used to boost the utility of NFTs. The Nexera protocol is a pure explainer to this...

>>53330318
Because it's a whole new use case coming to NFTs especially now that hacks and scams are on the far north pole.

>>53331879
Yeah, the shit connects off-chain APIs.

>>53330435
Doing a lot but not up to what chainlink has done on Biz. They are just building more compliant DeFi tools

Can someone explain why using NFTs for ticketing is a good application?
Normally a ticket is only valid for one point in time, like a concert or a bus trip, etc.
Why should this be stored on a blockchain?