You Can Build A Lamborghini On Blockchain: The Wild World of NFT Art Galleries

[ImAnger]

Hey fellow techheads, just came across this wild NFT gallery that lets you create a digital Lamborghini, fully customizable, and then sell it on the blockchain. Not only can you get a sick digital ride, but the owner can also claim royalties on resales. What's the limit to the absurdity of NFT art?

 

[777Alex777]

Dude, I saw that piece on SuperRare and I was like, 'is this for real?' I mean, selling a virtual Lamborghini for over a million bucks is straight fire, but at the end of the day, it's still just a JPEG. Thoughts?

 

[mirko66]

Dude, I saw that NFT art gallery that sold a bunch of pixel art for 10K ETH and I'm like, 'what's the story here'?" "I get that they're pushing the limits of digital art, but is it actually worth that kind of cash?

 

[Draken]

Just got back from Art Basel and I've got to say, the NFT scene is INSANE. Some of these 'artists' are literally selling random shapes for millions, it's like they're trolling us. Anyone else get a good laugh from the Lamborghini garage sale?

 

[sergous]

Dude, I'm loving the creativity of artists pushing the boundaries with blockchain and NFTs. That Lamborghini art piece though, it's a bold statement, but I'm not sure if it's art or just a bunch of code and pixels. What's your take on this wild ride?

 

[donatello]

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[serrg1972]

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[TtranceMax]

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[Roman Antoniv]

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[chiu]

Lol what a wild thread title That Lamborghini example is crazy, but I guess that's the whole point of NFTs - to show you can do anything on blockchain. Would love to see more on the tech behind this, though

 

[eugen111]

Dude, I'm hyped to see the innovation going on in NFT galleries, but let's get real - building a Lamborghini on the blockchain might be more like printing a Lamborghini on a 3D printer . The tech is cool, but the practicality is still a ways off. Anyone got an update on the project?