I understand that Nxt is a currency long gone and no longer has much support, but the blockchain is still table and doing fine in that regard. Historically, Nxt offered many "firsts" and shortly after the integrated "Asset Exchange" was introduced, the first fractional ownership of a piece of art was posted on the asset exchange and is considered by many to be the first "NFT". Yes, this asset is a bit different since ownership of the asset is proportional ownership of the painting, but it was the start of the concept. NxtDROP issued 100,000 shares in the painting.
From the Nxt Asset on the Nxt blockchain:
"NXTdrop" is the worlds first decentralized oil painting. To have an possibility to follow this paintings value in realtime and to have it as an decentralized asset; is totally a new concept in the world of fine art. I am looking forward to ship this painting over to the NXT-team to take it in a very public places and to take a good care of it. Hopefully, some day, it will find its way to a nice (modern art) museum. More info available in:
http://nxtdrop.blogspot.fi/If you are interested in owning a piece of this history, I am willing to accept BTC/ETH or NXT. For those purchasing with BTC or ETH, if you do not want to try and get some Nxt from an exchange since only a few exchanges still offer this currency, feel free to download the wallet and create an account. I'll not only transfer your shares, but I'll include 10 complementary Nxt so that you have the funds to pay for future fees to transfer or sell these.
I'm open to offers. I'm not giving these away dirt cheap as there has been a little bit of buzz about these over the past 6 months. There has even a bit of work to try and move some of these assets to a DAPP on ETH linked to Nxt so that NFTs can be sold directly in ETH or OpenSea and hold the actual attached assets in Nxt. When that is in place. it's expected that these might go for a decent chunk of crypto.
I've been out of crypto for years so my lingo might be a little bit off. Regardless, if you're interested in owning a piece of this history, feel free to ask further questions or PM me your offers for however many shares you might be interested in.
