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[kojektea]

There are very few quality NFTs, in fact finding them is more difficult than finding potential coins. Even though Opensea is the main NFT trading platform, there is a lot of rubbish NFT there. What I emphasize is how the NFT community usually determines the quality of NFT, even NFT memes are more popular while NFT which has very little utility is not even popular.

[Webetcoins]

NFT have no future, the hype will die soon and no one will talk about them anymore only those games that have lots of fans/players will carry on with NFT in game assets other than this is nonsense.

Just like the initial coin offering (ico), the meme coins (shitcoins) and others that we have on the past. The general term of them have died already but there are still a few projects that are under in their category that have survive and are still living peacefully until this date.

Maybe the same thing can happen in nft where the term or the trend nft will soon fade and will be replace by another but there would be a few nft's that will remain. Nft's with real use cases, they can be games and in game items. Games will be relevant because it is being used as a past time of the people but what makes it more interesting is the ability to earn. That makes it hard to forget.

[Johnyz]

NFTs are indeed on its hype stage and sooner or later people will realize that is has no value at all, though I invest on some project that I think has the real usage in the market which I also enjoying to have especially on NFT games.

This is just like ICO or IDO that will soon be left behind so investors should be more wise on dealing with NFT. You can still invest of course but its better to take profit always than to regret it later on.

[juanda]

So far I have never used and bought NFT, because I think NFT is just a joke, it makes no sense to me. but everything has worked and NFT users are extraordinary and will become a trend in 2021. This makes NFT even more attractive to cryptocurency users. and i'm pretty sure if nft won't last long.

[Oceat]

So far I have never used and bought NFT, because I think NFT is just a joke, it makes no sense to me. but everything has worked and NFT users are extraordinary and will become a trend in 2021. This makes NFT even more attractive to cryptocurency users. and i'm pretty sure if nft won't last long.

Good for you, you never experience what I or we all who invest on it experienced a sad results after the hype. If you ever invest on them just because it's in the hype make sure you do your research as myself did a little yet it's just a slow pace of earnings and totally got burned in the long run.

Lucky for those who invested early because they can take their profit if they want as always but for those greedy one they were left with slowly declining value of their token in the long run. They aren't profitable nowadays since I think almost everyone knew it was a trap to invest on them.

[Hypnosis00]

NFT got its popularity because of the hype they made together with these media influencers and known personalities. Because if we think about their natural value and their use-case, that seems actually missing in the market. Their existence is quite interesting at first but for now, it was messed in the market that it looks not encouraging anymore.

There are very few quality NFTs, in fact finding them is more difficult than finding potential coins. Even though Opensea is the main NFT trading platform, there is a lot of rubbish NFT there. What I emphasize is how the NFT community usually determines the quality of NFT, even NFT memes are more popular while NFT which has very little utility is not even popular.

Oversea platforms and their impressive performance couldn't save the other NFT projects that we believe are useless.

[jc12345]

The big value of NFT in my view is the technological proof that you own the picture. Of course there will be scams like there are scams for everything else, but the underlying technology for NFTs is something that will stay. Should you spend millions on an NFT? Probably not but that can be said for any picture that is non-tech as well and yet people spend millions on a Picasso or other masters.

[darewaller]

I wouldn't say you should avoid investing into NFT's, however you should not really be doing something that would be as risky as investing into brand new and zero utility ones. Go ahead and invest into something that would be profitable for you but that doesn't mean invest into everything, just focus on the things that could actually make you money.

Axie for example has been the biggest example in this case. There are some people who could make some profit with it, but that doesn't mean that you should be investing into it, why? Because there were also a lot more people who lost money on it as well, even though you could earn from playing, the value of it dropped so much that even the income didn't make it back.

[Abiky]

Many newbies come to cryptocurrencies on the back of the crypto hype. In 2017 it was the ICO hype, in 2020 it was the DeFi hype, in 2021 it was the NFT hype. But in the crypto industry, as a rule, where there is hype, there is most of the scam, because scammers do not miss the opportunity to capitalize on human greed and inexperience.

I think it's obvious to most experienced crypto users that most NFTs are junk with no value, with a few exceptions (like CryptoKitties and CryptoPunks that existed before the NFT hype). But newcomers run to the market to buy various cheap NFT shit, hoping that in a month, a year or more, their token will cost 100-1000 ETH.

We observed something similar with ICO coins, when people invested in everything, thinking that these projects would bring them x100-x1000 profits, but only the creators of these tokens, and not investors, are guaranteed to earn in these HYIPs.
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The most popular NFT exchange, OpenSea, has quickly become a major platform with billions in trading volumes in the summer of 2021:

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And six months later, OpenSea itself admitted that 80% of the garbage was placed on their platform:

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And 73% of the NFTs placed on their platform are illiquid and have only 1 transaction (which, with a high probability, may be part of wash trading):

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In fact, those who create these tokens very often buy them from themselves (wash trading), thereby artificially increasing the price and, in the eyes of a beginner, this garbage token acquires value. The beginner thinks that if the token is bought so often, it means that it will continue to be in demand, and therefore, grow in price. Only one nuance is not taken into account: when the NFT hype passes completely, 99% of these tokens will die forever and remain dead weight on the wallets of these unfortunate investors (hello, ICO coins).

Therefore, you should not invest your money in this garbage, hoping for an easy and quick profit. In this scheme, most often, the one who sells earns, and not the one who buys. NFT tokens, more or less known, can be used for short-term speculation, while it is still relevant, but still, this activity is very risky and dangerous.

Therefore, avoid such investments and invest your money deliberately, and not on a wave of euphoria.

This usually happens with every emerging trend. Just like there were garbage ICOs, the same is happening with NFTs now. Only those NFTs with intrinsic value will survive in the long run, while the rest go all the way down the drain. Picking the right NFT as a long-term investment is tricky, since you can't predict whenever an NFT will become a huge success or failure in the mainstream world. Crypto land often behaves in strange and bizarre ways, so expect the unexpected.

What I think will really take off is not digital arts/paintings, but rather in-game items as NFTs. That's where the money will be since games are a big hit these days. It's still the early days of NFTs, so I'd say we should give them more time until they're mature enough for mainstream use. Just my thoughts

[tsaroz]

NFT though a good step forward for digital ownership, how it got popular and how it was used is stupid and absurd. There's no law governing what and who could turn anything to NFT and who can't. There are a few original art from original artist that do get recognized but most of the NFT's are fake and meme collection from different projects. It was just a huge ponzi everyone jumped into. There's no value of a stupid graphics from a stupid new project.

[Bollexz1]

All this NFT is just hype, it will pass and it will only be useful for the game industry and collectables of those early projects that started everything.
I don't see the any other future than that.
Wasting time and money for imaginary gains is 99% way to bankruptcy.

NFT had disappointed me in few many ways this past year and beginning of this new year already, some ran away with my money and now getting hacked in some kind of cheap way.. so I'm never putting any of my funds in that again.. Just like you said, it's just an hype.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Not only because of OP's information, which is very explanatory and at the same time informative, but it should be noted that the majority of the conglomerate does not have a high financial education, and they get carried away by emotions, and nothing more than knowing that they are fashionable and earning money, that for many people means everything, what they do not expect is that everything explodes like a bubble and that is when the complaints begin, due to many awareness campaigns it is impossible to reach everyone and prevent fall for scams, there are very trusting people and as I say, emotions are what do everything.