Somehow, relatively quickly they disappeared from my sight. Have you heard from them at all, or have they been forgotten?
What about NFT?
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Graybeard
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proinvestmoney
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I think he is the future
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ClarkWerner
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Isn't NFT dead yet? I thought all the hype was washed out last year
Mortimer Monty
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Yes, it is.
Graybeard
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Gown up Butters explains it very well IMHO
View vid clip (If you haven't)
ClarkWerner
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what actually happened to it? Was it doomed from the start?
SmmPanelUS
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NFTs are still in demand, but not as much as before. There are many reasons for this, but the main one is the creation of non-targeted "value." Additionally, NFTs were initially used for "whitewashing" income, but now there's increased scrutiny, which has resulted in illegal businesses using them less for such activities.
Abdou77
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NFT were somewhat promising in the beginning, and when we saw some projects grow thousands of %. But even then you could sense that there wasn't really anything solid behind them. I mean the idea of digitizing a piece of art is great, but the whole NFT market was flooded by people desperately trying to make a quick buck or just straight scammers.
Eserissen
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It seemed like everyone was diving into the world of digital art and collectibles. But trends in the crypto world can be pretty fleeting, and NFTs might have taken a step back from the spotlight recently. That being said, the concept behind NFTs is still pretty intriguing. The idea of owning a unique digital asset that's verifiable on the blockchain is fascinating. It's like having a piece of the digital universe. Who knows what the future holds for NFTs? They might make a big comeback with new innovations or applications we haven't even thought of yet. The crypto space is ever-evolving, and it's always a good idea to keep an eye out for the next big thing. If you're thinking about getting back into crypto or refining your trading strategy, you might want to give the bitcode method a try.
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Sure, NFT died after BTC collapsed as well as the NFT Markets plummeted in price
Noveiasil
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Sure, trends in the crypto world can be as unpredictable as the weather, but that doesn't take away from the underlying potential of NFTs. I mean, think about it – we're essentially witnessing the birth of a whole new way of owning and appreciating digital assets. And who knows? There could be some unexpected twists and turns ahead that reignite the excitement around NFTs. As for asic profitability, well, that's a whole other ball game. The landscape of crypto mining is constantly shifting, and it's tough to predict where it'll go next. ASIC miners have been a game-changer for many in the crypto mining community, but their profitability can fluctuate wildly depending on various factors like electricity costs, network difficulty, and the price of the cryptocurrency being mined.
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AlexzanderWashington
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Although interest in NFTs was very high at one point, discussions around them have become less active recently. However, this does not mean that NFTs have disappeared from consciousness or ceased to exist. Many projects continue to operate in this area, and NFTs remain an important topic for artists, musicians, collectors and investors. It is possible that interest in NFTs has temporarily waned due to changes in market conditions or a shift in focus to other topics. However, NFT technology still remains important and may continue to develop in the future.
