Sure, but to others the art itself has value as well.
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You pull the plug on the grift, you are left with a very niche and illiquid market. Without the dollar signs and influence it stripped down to the bare minimum. Like Crypto
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I don't think so, but then I see things like NFT markets for video game collectibles in the future.
I.e. your favorite game streamer plays in a tournament with NFT skins, wins the tournament. Now the NFT skins have added value/provenance for collectors.
I think this is much more likely to become a big thing than NFT art.
Yes, that will be fun and interesting. I can see that being a big market
It will be massive, cosmetics are already a gigantic market. This will add another layer of value/coolness to them (even if some people think it's dumb). There will be massive markets for it in the future it's just nowhere near that yet.
For example, I'd give serious consideration to buying a frog if it had a personality to speak to as agent, animations, skills. There is a frog that has dollars floating around, looks like a tycoon. If he came with a proprietary trading algorithm, that be dope
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