A Non-Fungible Token Development Services is another name for a digital collectible, and because it’s on the
blockchain it means it’s 100% authentic and easy to prove ownership.
But what does NFT mean? Well, it stands for
non-fungible token. Non-fungible means unique and a token represents an asset
on the blockchain. So, put all together, an NFT is basically a unique
identifier on the blockchain that holds all that data about something you’ve
purchased and is proof of.
For an in-depth explanation, check out our
‘What’s an NFT?’ blog that goes into more detail about what an NFT is.
Why do people buy NFTs?
There are so many reasons to buy NFTs. Number one is that
they are really cool and fun to play with. We’ve got so many awesome NFTs
including amazing art pieces, incredibly detailed 3D models of Godzilla vs.
Kong, posters and helmets from Top Gun, and brilliant art from hit TV and
movies like Pacific Rim: The Black.
As with anything, people want to get involved in NFTs for
their own reasons: there are traders who want to make money. There are
collectors who want to own things and build complete sets. And then there are
fans, who just want to own a little part of their favorite movie, comic, band,
and artist’s work and show it off to their friends.
Ultimately, it’s exactly the same as someone collecting
physical movie posters, artwork, records, or figures. But because they’re
digital, you never have to dust your NFTs or upsize your home just to make
space for your collectibles.
Are NFTs expensive?
They can be, but they don’t have to be. It
really depends on what NFTs you want to buy, where you buy them, and how you
pay for them.
In terms of what you buy, the simple fact is
that you will pay more for rarer NFTs than you will for common ones. This is
exactly the same as buying anything else: when something is harder to get, you
pay more. We have super rare items that might sell for thousands of dollars,
but we’ve also got common items that sell for as little as $12, so it really
depends on what you’re after and how exclusive you want your NFT to be.
Where you buy your NFTs from will also affect
the price. If you buy an NFT from a high-end auction house such as Christie's
(which sold Beeple’s piece for $69 million) then you’d expect to pay more. We
have NFTs for all budgets, and lots of other marketplaces have NFTs at
affordable prices too, so it’s worth having a browse of what’s available.
But, also be aware that how you pay for your NFT
can affect the price. Lots of marketplaces only allow payment in
cryptocurrencies, and because these fluctuate depending on market conditions,
you might pay more for a piece today than you would have yesterday. This is
just a part of cryptocurrency, so nothing to be concerned about, but it is
worth noting that it can affect the price you pay.
This means that not only can you pay a
standardized price for an amazing NFT, but it also means you don’t have to have
to invest in cryptocurrencies if you don’t want to.
Are NFTs worth anything?
Yes, lots of
NFT Token Development have been sold multiple times
their original sale price. They are being viewed by many as the latest
investment trend, and plenty of people are snapping up NFT artwork and other
digital collectibles to add to their portfolios.
But, it’s also worth remembering that NFTs
aren’t just an investment opportunity. Lots of people buy them because they are
just fans of what they’re buying. We’ve got huge Godzilla and Kong fans who
have bought the entire collection of models with zero intention of ever selling
them on. They simply bought them because they thought they were awesome.
What can I do with NFTs?
This depends on what you buy and where from.
Some NFTs are just digital files or flat images to view.
Plus, we’ve also got an amazing AR app, so you
can take your NFTs and play with them out and about in the real world.
Where can I buy NFTs?
You can find all kinds of amazing things on our
marketplace, from interactive 3D models of Godzilla, Kong, Jaegers, and
monsters from the Pacific Rim TV and films, Top Gun helmets, and more. Plus
we’ve got stunning artwork from world-famous artists and the best new talent in
the crypto art space. Not to mention we’ve just released the world’s first NFT
graphic novel – Bloodlines by the incredibly talented Nick Percival. And that’s
just to start, we’ve got big plans for all kinds of new digital collectibles.
We won’t pretend we’re the only marketplace, of
course; some of the others you may already have heard of include OpenSea and
Rarible. But there are lots of marketplaces, new and well established, so have
a search and see what’s out there.
And if you have questions along the way, you can
join us on Discord or Telegram and take advantage of our amazing community’s
knowledge before getting involved. Plus, don’t forget to follow us on social
media for all the latest news, drop links, competitions, and promotions.
To
know more, contact us at: https://www.codezeros.com/
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