Best way to approach NFTs?

[Insideman]

Let's discuss Web3

 

[rojkov]

What do you think about DeFi?

 

[Korobkov]

What do you think about metaverse?

 

[wolfenstein88]

Best way to approach trading?

 

[Kovko]

I've been exploring NFTs for a bit now, and my approach has been to focus on unique digital art pieces from smaller creators who are really passionate about their work. It's easy to get sucked into buying from big names, but I think there's some hidden gems out there waiting to be discovered by collectors who are willing to dig a bit deeper. Has anyone else had any luck finding smaller NFT creators worth checking out?

 

[Lincos]

GameFi - worth it or not?

 

[junkerss]

Your opinion on digital marketing?

 

[pul7904]

What do you think about digital marketing?

 

[olger_8]

Has anyone tried mining?

 

[skyblue64]

"imo, the best way to approach NFTs is to do your research, set a budget, and don't get FOMO'd into buying something that doesn't align with your goals. Not every NFT is a good investment, so make sure you understand the market and the project before diving in. Educate yourself and stay patient, folks."

 

[ogure4ik]

Thoughts on staking?

 

[alekx2801]

Best way to approach staking?

 

[MagLol228]

"Nah, I think a lot of people overcomplicate NFTs. If you're just looking to collect some cool art or unique digital items, just do your research and choose a reputable platform, like OpenSea or Rarible. Don't worry too much about the tech behind it."