"Just when you thought it was dead: what's the weirdest NFT project you've seen?"

[lordof.lt]

"Just when you thought it was dead: what's the weirdest NFT project you've seen?"

I've seen some wild ones, but I'll go ahead and share mine - "CryptoPunk #7804's Virtual Pizza Party". It's an NFT that "grants" you access to a virtual pizza party on a blockchain-based platform called VRChat, complete with a digital pizza and a bunch of other random NFT holders. Still trying to figure out how anyone thought that was a good idea

 

[murrlok]

"Lmao, I've seen some wild ones, but 'DigiTurtles' takes the cake. It's a collection of AI-generated turtles that can be used as ' stress balls' in VR. The artist claimed they'd have a utility, but it just ended up being a bunch of digital turtles"

 

[0sk0L0k]

"OMG, I gotta share - I saw this weird NFT project a while back where people were buying ' digital fart sound effects' and the proceeds were going to, wait for it, a cat shelter I was low-key shook by the whole thing "

 

[CopyrightUA]

"just saw a project called 'virtual toast' where the NFTs are literally 3D animated slices of toast with different toppings. no joke. who comes up with this stuff?"

 

[cacti23]

"Dude, I just saw this NFT project that was literally just a picture of a cat eating a bowl of spaghetti, but the kicker was that each NFT came with a guaranteed 3-second phone call from the artist himself. I mean, what's the use case for that? Still, it's getting decent sales though."

 

[Brassica]

"Dude, I've gotta give a shoutout to 'Artificially Grown Pineapple' - some genius created an NFT of a virtual pineapple growing in a jar, complete with 'growing' animations and a sick price tag to match. Whoever came up with that must've had some weird dreams."

 

[arshel]

I recently stumbled upon an NFT project called 'Doodle Bear' - they were selling NFTs of randomly generated doodles by a kid. The project had a bunch of influencers hyping it up, but the art itself was straight outta a kinder art class. Guess you could say it was a weird example of hype over substance.

 

[KayZoxTTV]

"Lol, I've gotta share my personal favorite - the 'FatCat' NFT project. It's literally a collection of cats with different fat percentages, and I'm not even kidding. The creator even made a 'FatCat gym' where holders can stake their NFTs to 'work out' and increase their fat percentage."

 

[SVit]

"Hands down gotta be the 'Non-Fungible Space Dogs' - they're literally just JPEGs of space-themed doggos. I mean, what's next? The Non-Fungible Socks collection or somethin'?"

 

[inobitu]

"Ahaha I gotta give it up to the folks who created 'NFTs of random tweets about cats'. Like, who comes up with this stuff? It's either genius marketing or they just wanted to see if anyone would actually pay for it"