I have exactly thought if the fungible had any relation with fungi when I first heard of NFT, as a biologist. You are so right, words and their forms have a strong place in our lives even if we don't notice that. Think of Google a proper noun, and within last decade everyone became familiar with the verb 'googling'. I think the same will apply to NFT or any other nouns in now, in future.
I first heard the word NFT from CZ. But I didn't feel the need to investigate.
Actually, if I had investigated, I might be drinking gin on a ship in another country right now. But then I got on this train. So far, it's been lucrative for me. I wish it would be the same for the future.
The artifacts in Morrow are fine. It's exciting to see things like that.
Don't worry, you are not alone. :) I've also witnessed different uses of NFT as a word. We will hear more of these. Not important. What really matters: NFT.
I really liked MORROW and I want more exhibitions like this. Thanks to such exhibits, we can see NFTs in a different way. What I'm wondering is, is this exhibition constantly updated? Or on what basis are the selected works selected?
As much as NFTs have started to become mainstream, they are still so widely either unknown or unadopted by the masses. We are still very much in the minority buying/selling/trading NFTs right now. Wait until big game brands are using them in their games (Madden, Fortnite, LoL, etc. p.s. been ages since I gamed). Art and games are just the beginning.
NFTs have a great place in our lives. It continues to grow rapidly. There was a Zoom meeting at my school just for NFTs. This is a great thing. As more people learn about NFT, it will become common for us to see its different forms. We transform many words into different forms, especially in the internet slang. It's actually a lot of fun and the same thing happens with NFT as you mentioned. In any case, I think it will benefit NFT. Because the more people talk and care, the better.
In the previous article, I talked about digital exhibitions. After that, it was a nice coincidence that you introduced MORROW :)
I think digital exhibitions are another topic of conversation/article. It is possible to examine NFTs from the "new traditional" point of view with digital exhibitions. Even the interior design of the exhibition space is gaining importance.
NFTs offer a wide range of opportunities to artists and art lovers. Intellectual property rights are the most important for artists. NFT has achieved this. I am very happy with what has happened and I am confident that NFTs will be much more important in the future than they are now, no matter what.
I really liked MORROW collective and the works in it. It's not the first digital exhibition I've visited and it won't be the last. Thank you for introducing us MORROW and for the article.
i think the loot projects are starting to get more and more people to realize NFTs are not just pictures. as that shifts and people realize NFTs can be anything non-fungible, this market will explode beyond what anyone can dream right now.
The NFT has been very diverse and rapidly gaining ground in my life. I didn't know anything before.
I've been working intensively. My friend often talked about the NFT. At the time, I was saying from the inside out. He's doing empty work again.
He told me a lot of opportunities, but I didn't take any of them. Every chance I got, I thought his time had passed. And I didn't join. Last time he insisted, I checked and saw him.
It could have really changed my life. I'm not sure. Even if it didn't change my life, it changed a lot in crypto. Tied me up. Now most of my day is spent with the NFT. And I like that.
I love how the word “NFT” by itself is just being overused by the masses so far that it’s already being misused, a few months ago if you knew what NFT meant you knew about all behind it. This means this is going way farther than we think. I wish this keeps going that way !
I have exactly thought if the fungible had any relation with fungi when I first heard of NFT, as a biologist. You are so right, words and their forms have a strong place in our lives even if we don't notice that. Think of Google a proper noun, and within last decade everyone became familiar with the verb 'googling'. I think the same will apply to NFT or any other nouns in now, in future.
And yes:
To NFT; that is what all matters.
I first heard the word NFT from CZ. But I didn't feel the need to investigate.
Actually, if I had investigated, I might be drinking gin on a ship in another country right now. But then I got on this train. So far, it's been lucrative for me. I wish it would be the same for the future.
The artifacts in Morrow are fine. It's exciting to see things like that.
Thanks.
Have a nice day.
Don't worry, you are not alone. :) I've also witnessed different uses of NFT as a word. We will hear more of these. Not important. What really matters: NFT.
I really liked MORROW and I want more exhibitions like this. Thanks to such exhibits, we can see NFTs in a different way. What I'm wondering is, is this exhibition constantly updated? Or on what basis are the selected works selected?
Thank you for the article!
As much as NFTs have started to become mainstream, they are still so widely either unknown or unadopted by the masses. We are still very much in the minority buying/selling/trading NFTs right now. Wait until big game brands are using them in their games (Madden, Fortnite, LoL, etc. p.s. been ages since I gamed). Art and games are just the beginning.
NFTs have a great place in our lives. It continues to grow rapidly. There was a Zoom meeting at my school just for NFTs. This is a great thing. As more people learn about NFT, it will become common for us to see its different forms. We transform many words into different forms, especially in the internet slang. It's actually a lot of fun and the same thing happens with NFT as you mentioned. In any case, I think it will benefit NFT. Because the more people talk and care, the better.
In the previous article, I talked about digital exhibitions. After that, it was a nice coincidence that you introduced MORROW :)
I think digital exhibitions are another topic of conversation/article. It is possible to examine NFTs from the "new traditional" point of view with digital exhibitions. Even the interior design of the exhibition space is gaining importance.
NFTs offer a wide range of opportunities to artists and art lovers. Intellectual property rights are the most important for artists. NFT has achieved this. I am very happy with what has happened and I am confident that NFTs will be much more important in the future than they are now, no matter what.
I really liked MORROW collective and the works in it. It's not the first digital exhibition I've visited and it won't be the last. Thank you for introducing us MORROW and for the article.
i think the loot projects are starting to get more and more people to realize NFTs are not just pictures. as that shifts and people realize NFTs can be anything non-fungible, this market will explode beyond what anyone can dream right now.
The NFT has been very diverse and rapidly gaining ground in my life. I didn't know anything before.
I've been working intensively. My friend often talked about the NFT. At the time, I was saying from the inside out. He's doing empty work again.
He told me a lot of opportunities, but I didn't take any of them. Every chance I got, I thought his time had passed. And I didn't join. Last time he insisted, I checked and saw him.
It could have really changed my life. I'm not sure. Even if it didn't change my life, it changed a lot in crypto. Tied me up. Now most of my day is spent with the NFT. And I like that.
Thanks for the nice post.
Thanks for your wonderful and witty write up.
NFT has now become a big phenomenon in its own right.
I don't think it makes any sense to the ordinary person or to a crypto investor what the NFT is and what it means deep down.
they visualized it in their minds and it's enough for them to just see it as something to be bought and sold.
For you and other artists and art producers like you, of course, it is important to understand NFT and master all its details.
The important thing for us is that you are here and tell us the details of this with these wonderful articles.
Thanks again.
I love how the word “NFT” by itself is just being overused by the masses so far that it’s already being misused, a few months ago if you knew what NFT meant you knew about all behind it. This means this is going way farther than we think. I wish this keeps going that way !
Amazing job Joe like always !
It's exciting to see what NFTs will become in the near future. There's plenty of room for innovation and growth.
Another great one by Anna Seaman. Morrow rules!