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/uncmode

nfts are ded airdrops are ded memecoins are ded presales are ded infofi is ded the only legit way to make money in crypto rn is learn a fking skill and sell it (in web3 + web2) 2 likes and ill drop top 10 highest in demand skills in crypto

we can all win

Hope you $MSTR bear bozos are just as loud when this market pivots in a few weeks.

Once you've identified the problem, the solution becomes much easier to see. NFTs have always had one major issue: liquidity. They're often only worth what people believe they're worth, and purely speculative trading has never been a sustainable foundation for any market. For NFTs to truly make a comeback, we need a system that helps define their underlying value not just what the market says they're worth at any given moment. That's how we attract more serious investors, established artists, emerging creators, and ultimately the wider public. Without a stronger foundation, history is likely to repeat itself. With one, NFTs have a real opportunity to evolve beyond hype and become a lasting asset class.

When I hear people say NFTs are never coming back, I can honestly understand where they're coming from. Let's break it down. Eminem bought a Bored Ape for around $460,000 near the peak of the NFT cycle. Today, it's worth significantly less than the original purchase price, and we've seen a similar story play out across many of the biggest NFT collections. So what's the solution? Because at the current rate, even if attention returns to the space like it did in 2021, the same cycle will likely repeat itself. Hype alone isn't enough to create long-term sustainability. The real question isn't whether NFTs can make a comeback it's how we build an ecosystem that can retain value long after the hype fades.