NFT and crypto-art

[pеnguin2021]

What is NFT art, who does it, who buys it, and most importantly - why?

[kroshik]

Digital art in general, and blockchain-based art in particular, have certainly proliferated in the days of COVID. Museums are closed - how else to look at art? But I do not yet undertake to predict what will happen next. Time will tell.
 

[Zize55]

I don't know how to feel about it yet. It's a very promising niche, given the increasing digitalization trends during the pandemic, and it's definitely worthy of attention, but time will tell. I'm an artist myself and have decided to try my hand at it. So far I've started by registering for a free contest on the NFT Marketplace https://www.thetrollerart.com/ . I hope it all works out. 

[mervita]

thanks for sharing!

[Guest newzzy]

kroshik, you're probably right about it. But you should always pay attention to the level of confidence of each site, which will offer you any amount of NFT assets. Just as a cool example of top nft collections database, I can share with you this TopNFTCollections web-site with plenty of nice and unique NFTs, where you can compare every item with any other.

[zasdersad]

Digital art has seen a quick rise, especially during the pandemic. I am not sure how to feel about it yet but I believe it’s a promising niche with a lot of money involved. I am relatively new to Non Fungible Tokens and cryptocurrency. I am trying to learn more about how blockchains work because from what I understood so far this is at the base of both NFTs and cryptocurrencies. I am studying right now at https://bhero.com to get to know more about how startups take their cryptocurrency or NFTs onto the Elrond blockchain. Do you guys have any recommendations on what should I start with?