In 5 years from now, where do you see NFTs to be

[Anonymous No.52784025]

Is there any future for NFTs?

[Anonymous No.52784097]

>>52784025
NFTs are good as dead. It was all a money grab from the onset.

[Anonymous No.52784160]

>>52784097
Is that what you think?
But I think nfts are yet to gain momentum

[Anonymous No.52784204]

>>52784097
That's what people say about crypto, except I think that in this case it's actually true.

[Anonymous No.52784236]

>>52784160
Thoughts doesn't matter. NFT has a good market just like crypto coin and that's all that matters.

[Anonymous No.52784241]

>>52784025
There's a future OP. Don't let people on biz change how you see NFTs. It's even getting better with so much utility coming up for them.

[Anonymous No.52784249]

yep, in the cyber trashcan where they belong

[Anonymous No.52784254]

>>52784025
Remember pet rocks?

[Anonymous No.52784313]

>>52784254
What's the pet rock anon? Is that a trending NFT?

[Anonymous No.52784350]

>>52784204
NFTs are quite different. There was a NFT summer when everything was booming but looks like NFT utility are increasing. There are platforms where you can stake NFTs and also there will be platform with liquidity pool for NFT trading. It's all a matter of time till NFTs gain adoption.

[Anonymous No.52784352]

>>52784025
No. You take cryptos and make them worse by removing one good aspect, fungibility.

[Anonymous No.52784375]

>>52784025
The nft space has gone through thick and thin moment, if it survives this current bear market, I think it will last as long as crypto exist, because nfts are beginning to have more use cases in different sectors

[Anonymous No.52784402]

>>52784313
I think Tradoors NFTs are the current trending nft because of the unique features, or is there another atm?

[Anonymous No.52784562]

>>52784025
This is just like asking is there any future for FTs - fungible tokens, to be precise? Of course NFTs have future. If you think NFTs sector is not functioning well like before, well, you have to take a look at the whole global market. Nothing is really moving and this is also what's making the NFT sector slow down. But is is big one that helps artists and creators

[Anonymous No.52784570]

>>52784097
Just like your miserable life is as good as dead too, you filthy motherfudder. You don't know anything about NFTs so shut the fuck up

[Anonymous No.52784589]

>>52784160
There are NFTs that have purpose and meaning. The fundamentals can't be overlooked.

[Anonymous No.52784605]

>>52784204
How is that true? NFT is a portion of crypto and it's a unique innovation. I'm 100% certain it will continue to thrive despite the bear market that's affecting every other sector

[Anonymous No.52784626]

>>52784313
Never a trending NFT.In fact, Punks, Anon and BAYC NFTs were more trending. While others such Cosmic SkyMonk, Rekt Gang and Los Amigos are brave enough to BUIDL in the bear

[Anonymous No.52784643]

>>52784350
I know about 3 NFT projects that support staking of NFTs. This is a cool utility that is keeping the NFT sector going

[Anonymous No.52784658]

>>52784375
It will survive of course. You'll be surprised.

[Anonymous No.52784664]

>>52784402
Where do these NFTs trend? What marketplace?

[Anonymous No.52784701]

>>52784025
The future of NFTs lies in staking of NFTs. Cosmos has a. great marketplace where NFTs can be staked and passive income earned.

[Anonymous No.52785024]

>>52784658
Definitely, with most nfts now going into defi, I think this will be a combo for both sector

[Anonymous No.52785055]

>>52784025
There might be a future for NFTs in the alternate universe. As for this one, they are ded.

[Anonymous No.52785059]

>>52784570
He's a fucking rookie

[Anonymous No.52785064]

>>52784160
Dumb ass, they gained all the momentum already. People bought NFTs for millions of dollars last year.

[Anonymous No.52785076]

>>52784241

[Anonymous No.52785087]

>>52784025
well, afaik, NFTs are gonna bounce back because humans are greedy. that's why I'm steadily piling up NFTs from Opensea and the Xpress NFT marketplace. It's def coming back

[Anonymous No.52785093]

>>52784254
Pajeet. No one remembers the shit just like every other NFT.

[Anonymous No.52785136]

>>52784097
Are you saying I was scammed by Lana Rhoades?

[Anonymous No.52785173]

>>52785136
You didn't do your research before buying? Looks like you a noob.

[Anonymous No.52785190]

>>52785064
But most of them are worthless now. That's when you know NFTs are merely jpegs.

[Anonymous No.52785210]

>>52785173
S-she will come back!

[Anonymous No.52785216]

>>52784236
Yea, that's true, but not all nfts has good markets, only those with feasible utility, like some on the cosmos chain which allow staking options and ticketing options

[Anonymous No.52785304]

>>52784643
Yea, some nfts on near protocol allows staking, I also got Cosmic Sky Monks, rekt bulls and Juno Bear Society has this options as well.

[Anonymous No.52785336]

>>52785216
There are always shitty NFTs the same way there are shitty crypto.

[Anonymous No.52785346]

>>52784589
Definitely, you can't do without the fundamentals, it determines what becomes of the nfts

[Anonymous No.52785357]

>>52785304
Juno bears is on Juno or let's say cosmos and not near.

[Anonymous No.52785417]

>>52784664
I saw some of them trending on Loop nft marketplace, going through their collections, I think they have more nfts with staking options

[Anonymous No.52785457]

>>52785336
Does that means all nfts and crypto are shitty?

[Anonymous No.52785540]

>>52784570
There was mad hype in the beginning by scammers so the market is tainted I think. I’m a digital graphic designer and see the use for nfts from a creative standpoint and essentially my entire business is digital files so ya. Once boomers go away younger generations will continue with digital currency because it makes sense to us. Hopefully it’s a lot safer in the future and this time around taught us a valuable lesson.

[Anonymous No.52785544]

>>52785357
Yes, JBS is on juno network under cosmos ecosystem, the nft can be staked to earn token reward, I'm also saying that Near protocol also have stakable nfts as well.

[Anonymous No.52785635]

>>52785457
Just as in every other thing, shitty ones exist but far as utility goes, there are still good ones. Just find good ones, DCA and stay comfy

[Anonymous No.52785636]

>>52784025
With BSC entering OpenSea, and Football coming into the nft space(CR7 NFT), I think they are much coming up on the NFT space, CZ is a beast, and he foresees the future, so I think nft has a future

[Anonymous No.52785666]

>>52785544
Some projects are looking for ways to incorporate DeFi into their NFTs. This will aid crypto and NFT adoption IMO. What's your thought on this?

[Anonymous No.52785708]

>>52785304
NFTstaking is one good idea that I love seeing being talked about here. Would love to see more projects which offer real value in exchange for their NFTs because I see are just a bunch of useless jpegs.

[Anonymous No.52785720]

>>52785635
Now you are talking, some cool projects like LOOP has some unique utilities, they actually offer AMM, nft marketplace and DeFi features, their loop power feature is actually boosting the pool with a compounding option

[Anonymous No.52785766]

Apart from the top few, every current NFT project is dead. You can literally look at volume and fees to see this. NFTs won't die though because they're too compelling of a scam, so if there is another bull run (in years, probably) a fresh new batch will be back to take your money.
>t. Worked for several NFT projects over the past year

[Anonymous No.52785771]

>>52785666
Very well, the combination of nft and defi will be a combo come 2023

[Anonymous No.52785779]

>>52784562
>Nothing is really moving
depends on what you mean by moving, DeFi is moving but backward.

[Anonymous No.52785789]

>>52784570
I know they are JPEGS though. Some are now music and movies.

[Anonymous No.52785798]

>>52784025
It also depends on the chain it is being deployed. Any NFT on Harmony for example is completely dead to me. Chain and developers play a major role in its survival IMO.

[Anonymous No.52785883]

>>52784589
Well, some interesting use cases have come up, At the Cosmoverse event a few months back, To attend the after party, NFT tickets were minted for us on the spot. It was fun to use. No hitches,

[Anonymous No.52785891]

>>52784605
Definitely, There are use cases now, movies and music being minted as NFTs. Many interesting stuff.

[Anonymous No.52785905]

>>52784643
It's sad only one platform allows staking of NFTs on Cosmos.

[Anonymous No.52787105]

>>52785544
Having spent a lot of time in Cosmos, I can say most of the smaller chains are holding up quite well. Secret, Juno, Osmosis, e-Money, Evmos.

Hasn't been a smooth ride but the desire to buidl remains with them all.

[Anonymous No.52787151]

NFT's backed 1:1by physical assets will be a major driving force in the next bullrun.
Those little jpegs and what not were 1) a money laundering scheme and 2) merely an introduction for the masses into NFT's.

[Anonymous No.52787152]

>>52785720
One thing to keep in mind when you sell an nft, the person who bought the nft owns that image so as to not create another nft with that same jpeg. I use opensea to showcase my nfts but the buzz around Loop marketplace looks healthy for one to try out.

[Anonymous No.52787232]

>>52785771
The key thing is identifying the next trend and making sure you hodl the next Solana. This bear market harbor lots of opportunities but fags will ignore the signs and sell low.

[Anonymous No.52787266]

>>52785779
Everything is moving backward except DEX tokens. Check the best performers for the last two months and draw your conclusion.

[Anonymous No.52787772]

>>52785905
Don't be ridiculous. Every project is unique. Make use of being an early bird while you still can.

[Anonymous No.52788003]

>>52784241
You anon know wastup
there might be tons of shitty NFTs right now but theyre some projects trying to completely change that narrative and create massive utility.
would point to holoride as a solid example, recently launched the skyjack collection which would have exciting utility in it's native cloudbreaker vr game.

NFTs becoming part of the virtual reality environment is the real deal imo

[Anonymous No.52788019]

>>52787772
"Every project is unique"
Kek some are literally garbage shit

[Anonymous No.52788072]

>>52787266
Dex tokens?
How's it going for UNI and CAKE?
kek

[Anonymous No.52788223]

>>52788003
that's pretty cool if they do nail it, real-time interaction with an nft as a VR gaming character.

Yuga been working on something with bayc mayc and basically all their collections with the otherside game, the ecosystem utility would be lit asf when it goes live.

[Anonymous No.52788248]

>>52788072
cake is dead, bsc tokens killed it

[Anonymous No.52788567]

>>52788223
product is live already in certain audi models. pre-installed compatibility with the holoride app, game is going live and nfts will be in-game avatars.

[Anonymous No.52788733]

>>52788248
cz is a joke to you?
bnb is literally going to 1k in the next bull market

[Anonymous No.52788752]

>>52788072
PerpDEXs are taking over
GMX GNS DYDX

[Anonymous No.52788815]

>>52784025
All luxury goods will come with an NFT to prove authenticity. Rolex just patented a NFT attached to Rolex watches to do this exact thing. Gucci and LV have done the same. Assuming it will be a game changer in the sneaker world as well. Just because YOU think NFTs are monkey pictures doesn't mean they are useless, just that you are dumb.

[Anonymous No.52788942]

>>52788567
Making enough money from crypto and getting one of those sick Audi cars in the next bull run is top on my wishlist.
definitely having the headset installed

[Anonymous No.52789050]

>>52788019
Oh yeah. Some are unique when it comes to dishing out garbage :)

[Anonymous No.52789091]

99.9% of them will go to zero while a very select few will go to infinity. most people are already priced out from the ones going to infinity.

[Anonymous No.52789165]

>>52788072
We are in the bear market fag. Every token is down by at least 70 percent but with exchanges taking a huge hit, DEX tokens look more like a safe haven.

[Anonymous No.52789422]

>>52784701
>>52785216
>>52785304
>>52785417
>>52785544
>>52785708
nft staking is a gimic and so far has just been used to inflate floor prices of an asset or incentavize users to hold assets in exchange for worthless tokens with no liquidity

[Anonymous No.52789457]

>>52787105
I attended the last cosmoverse event and the have a lot of good stuff going on.
Polkadot is the only one that comes close.

[Anonymous No.52789492]

>>52789422
So all the tokens earned for staking NFTs have no value?

[Anonymous No.52789616]

>>52784605
I wouldn't call it a unique innovation, more a feature. Molly White had an interesting article on NFTs without blockchains: https://blog.mollywhite.net/digital-artists-post-bubble-hopes-for-nfts-dont-need-a-blockchain/
I think NFT blockchain art will still be prefered option since its easier and doesnt require using PGP.
>>52785540
my work, we produce tons of digital graphic files, so long term i hope to convince my boss to sell them as NFTs. He's a boomer, but hes into tech and I think I can win him over. My other coworkers seem on board with the general idea at least. Do you have any samples of your work anon, im curous?
>>52785789
>>52785891
Yes, I own some music and animation NFTs. I bought a "ticket" to a film release and now the ticket is a collectible. There was also a film released as an NFT, but I haven't collected that yet.
>>52787151
this is going to be a nightmare to implement, but it will be very cool. It really is the old problem of mapping a digital item to a physical one. Fully digital items will still be viable, but the ones im focused on are artist specific or are fully on chain. Fully on-chain assets are the real cool stuff I think.
>>52789492
90% of all tokens have no value
i remember one NFT project, they were talking about the floor price for their collection, how it was at 1200 ADA. But when one looks at the trading history, not one single NFT had been sold at that price. So for all I cared, the market had decided that the NFT was definitely not worth that much, developer claims be damned.
Its the same thing with my friend who collects pokemon sets. I asked him how much he thought his collection was worth, and he said roughly $5000. I told him its only worth $5000 if he can sell it for $5000. Until then, its all theoretical.

[Anonymous No.52789745]

>>52789616
>90% of all tokens have no value
I think only the market determines the price of these tokens. More like 99% asides stable coins that are backed.

[Anonymous No.52789883]

>>52788942
And selling it off to FOMO and getting poor again, It's a cycle.

[Anonymous No.52790041]

>>52788003
There are a lot of these infusing NFTs in the metaverse, only thing is, the metaverse is a myth. I hope it gets real fast.