NFTs
NFTs
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More broadly, one analysis from the Alan Turing Institute, which focused largely on data from OpenSea, found that 75 percent of NFTs that sell at all go for less than $15, while the majority never sell in the first place. Only 1 percent traded above $1,500. “It’s very clear that very few people can really go over $1,500 in selling,” says Mauro Martino, head of IBM’s Visual AI Lab and one of the researchers on the analysis. “It's not a magic place where everybody becomes rich. It’s really much the same reality in any other type of business.”
- yes. and that's why qbn is free and the last bastion of freedom and liberty. all hail the qbn coin.shapesalad
- Very few artists can sell a physical piece for over $1500 either.
OpenSea is an open marketplace, meaning anyone can post any shite.microkorg - Have a look around OS. 98% shite.
Stats for 'invite only' platforms like Foundation/KnownOrig... would tell a different story.microkorg - knowing origin has a lot shit floating around...90%neverscared