/biz/ - Business & Finance

why not make your own wojack/pepe NFTs?

>>29537664
Some nerds actually did this and they're auctioning for like $200k

>>29537895
did they ever make a sale though

>>29537606
Where's the best place to sell NFTs?

>>29537895
those are fucking hideous

>>29538292
Yeah, they had a couple of days worth of auctions but then they paused to consult with Matt Furie. I think the floor's like 15 eth to get one.

>>29538362
A lot of them end up listed on Opensea.

Some projects like cryptopunks have their own app for trading them.

>>29538593
Sorry it's not loli dragon furry porn or whatever you're into, anon

The collectables are cool but I'm not interested in them. What I'd like to know is if there are any projects that are using nfts as financial instruments like deeds or maybe perhaps bonds. I feel that nft art is just scratching the surface of what nfts tech can achieve.

>didn't realize that bids expire on rarible
>didn't complete this guys 0.1 eth bid on my gif
damn, rip bros. i thought i could keep it up longer to see if others would also bid. that first sale could have been good momentum.

I'm trying to make some of my GIFs into Nifties

what's the likelihood of some anonymous artists' GIFs selling on Nifty Gateway?

>>29538980
how much gas did it cost you for minting these nfts

>>29537895
>>29537664
soon they'll be vetting art posted to make sure of its authenticity, but for now its allowed

>>29537606
How do you make card gifs like that? is that using blender?

>>29538980
I've had the opposite problem as a buyer on opensea

>get the highest bid, which is still a steal
>didn't realize that the seller had a hidden reserve price that wasn't met
>auction fails as if it never happened

>>29539289
Anything is *allowed* but it's very much buyer beware.

Like, to promote, BNC, they copied Cryptopunks and pasted them onto the Binance chain. They're called Binance Punks. I hope no one buys them because it gives NFTs a bad name.

>>29539357
That's a Bullrun Babe. You'd have to ask the artists how they did it.

https://opensea.io/assets/0x4ad4455ad5ef891695c221e8e683efa65fabede0/2110

>>29539223
on rarible it's been $30-$70 the past week. i just started minting stuff on friday i think.

>>29539557
>That's a Bullrun Babe. You'd have to ask the artists how they did it.
I've seen rare pepes that are like that as well

>>29539407
damn, i feel bad for the person that bid on my piece now

>>29539223
55 bucks but then i found this icon that said "gas cheaper, or gas Faster" but then it glitched and I'm not sure if my pic minted

>>29539687
Where's your store?

>>29539357
I think any 3D software will do, probably you can even make it with Element3D for AE

I've heard you can sell audio NFTs. Where do you mostly find them and are they popular as well?

>>29539770
Its on rarible

>>29539615
Here's another babe because I think they're neat. The rarer ones have plastic sleeves on them like rare trading cards.

>>29539920
yeah this oner has its own unique lightsource and rendering, it has to be made with blender

>>29539864
Yeah, there's this project called EulerBeats. People minted a total of 27 generative music NFTS and the prices are HUGE now. There's no way I'm getting one.

There have been artists/painters making NFTs but mainstream musicians haven't done it so far. This kind of potential is why I want to get in early.

>>29540033
all of my experiencees with NFT's have all been so jank though, itt has a long way to go before mainstream appeal

>>29540120
Like what?

I think the main thing holding it back right now is the price of gas.

>>29540175
well yeah the gas, but also I've seen peoples experiences with saying they can't find their art on the marketplace after minting

>>29540379
I dunno, that sounds normal for learning a new technology. I had a lot of failed transactions on MetaMask before I learned how to use it. At least nothing was lost except gas fees.

Have you guys seen what Pankcakeswap is doing with NFTs? They're using them to gamify the DeFi farming experience. Earn them as rewards for quests, achievements, etc. They'll have use as farming multipliers and if they're only minted to say the team that supplies the most liquidity to a specific token pair under a specific time, it creates a healthy trading market. Because you're forced to pick a team, you'll probably have to trade or buy NFTs with the other teams if you want to complete your collection or get a specific card with your desired multiplier. You can set your NFTs as your avatar so even in terms of cosmetics they've got the concept down. You even get to pick a gamertag so people can see your profile.

I'm really excited for this. I think we've never had a NFT trading eco-system backed by something people already do in crypto.

>>29539223
>>29539407
It costs a fuck ton to mint. Sadly I was in a community call with the rarible team a few weeks ago and they said that they would need a DAO proposal + a connection to someone who can code to move to a L2. I was also disappointed when I learned that there had been no progress on staking. So L2 is not coming for a loooong time. Also the CEO like the idea of moving to flow.

t. Guy who sold at 7 $ before it jumped to 30$

>>29537606
>babe
>not even a single sexy pixel

>>29540791
That looks cool. I don't use BNC but I'll have to keep an eye on it. Is BNC actually better than ethereum in terms of speed and cost?

NFTX is another platform that brings NFTs and crypto trading together by letting people use NFTs in a liquidity pool. It's not gamified or anything, just straightforward commodity trading.

>>29541212
>L2
What about Matic(Polygon) or move to other chains that are cheap on fees?

>>29541357
Dude, transactions legit take about 10 seconds on average and cost like 16 cents. The problem NFTs on ETH has is that ETH fees are killing their innovation. Imagine having to mint and airdrop NFTs to thousands of wallets as a reward for a quest on fucking ETH. There's no way the devs could reasonably recuperate the minting and migration fees. SpaceSwap is doing something similar but you have to BUY their NFTs for like $3k each because they're still on ETH. Pankcakeswap literally just airdropped a few NFTs already to anyone who made a profile on their site.

Here's their roadmap.

>>29537606
i made a couple things but i cannot fucking stand the damn gas fees on rarible. especially when my IG audience 1)doesnt seem to have the budget and 2) dont know what NFT's are. wtf aren't there platforms where i dont get jewed out $100 eth just for uploading something

>>29537606
made my first NFT and put it on Opensea, thanks for making this thread or I never would have made one

I wish I could list it for auction under 1 ETH but from what I read, they won't sell it unless it gets a 1 ETH bid or higher. That's lame

>>29542418
youve misread something then. you're able to put in fractions of ETH.
and since the past few NFT threads ive posted in always seem to archive quickly, any other artists/creators out there that want to keep in touch or trade tips feel free to reach out. im still new to this as well but who knows, maybe we can make some money anons.

>n.schneebly75@gmail.com

>>29542418
That's awesome, congrats.

I don't know where you heard that. Most of the things I bought on there were under 1 ETH.

So this shit is basically just money laundering right?

>>29542790
Haha who knows why people are out there paying millions of dollars for Cryptopunks. If they're willing to pay that much, I'm getting there before them.

>>29539040
It seems like having an existing brand to leverage equates to successful NFT sales. Build a business and go the social media marketing route

>>29543124
What examples do you have in mind? The only ones I can think of with existing brand recognition are NonFungiblePepes, aside from the eccentric artist or two who randomly makes a NFT. The high-volume projects right now are games or collectibles like cryptopunks and bullrun babes, which started from scratch.

>>29543261
Unfortunately I think starting from scratch is kinda the way... Look at Beeple for a good model

>existing art brand/style people recognize
>social media clout
>makes stuff relevant to what people who know about NFTs want to buy

>>29543523
Yep, Beeple is the eccentric artist I wast thinking of.

>>29543767
I was researching NFTs yesterday, saw Beeple and thought "oh, I know that guy, maybe I should buy something from him". Then I saw that the cheapest item costs 140k...

>>29537895
whats stopping me from just ripping these off and making my own nft of the art

So these are just those ponzi games from 2018 but with custom art?

>>29537606
I just started trying to sell my art and designs because fuck it why not. Considering pulling them down from opensea and putting them on bakeryswap instead.
https://opensea.io/collection/handtomouth-designs
https://opensea.io/collection/handtomouth-illustrations

>>29546550
Awesome art u deserve to make it

>>29546770
Thanks bruh but ive got no idea how much to charge, I think my prices are way too high and ive got no marketing.

>>29546937
Study social media marketing and bussiness. U need to be a creative bussiness man, not just a creator.
Grow your instagram and twitter, there are some tools that can help you grow it organically, google it.
Just creating wont help you make it, unfortunately

I want to sell NFTs, but I don't know anything about digital art. I'm a good artist and photographer, though, and some of my work would look great if I could animate it. I'm envisioning some of my pictures of the beach with the waves lapping in a looped GIF. How can I learn to do this? I've been looking for YouTube tutorials on animating a static drawing and I'm not finding much.

I just got into NFTs with the launch of the Street Fighter V cards. Didn't spend too much so I didn't get anything rare or low mint, but I have a few of these packs unopened that will sell for a lot if the collection takes off.

>>29547245
Same here anon. Just hold on to them, they’ll increase in value. Also, I surf the market (doing it now) looking for deals, The market has to turn its gears after all. got a few low mint cards for very cheap that way.

>>29546550
good stuff anon, is this your IG as well? whats the benefit to bakeryswap vs opensea? i only have a couple up on rarible but they allow you to sell multiples of the same NFT so that was more appealing to make up for the gas prices.

>>29547179
photoshop tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qtar5T13dt8

>>29548412
thanks man

>>29544987
Sure, people try, but since all the info is permanently on the blockchain, it’s easy to check who minted the token and if it’s a genuine article.

>>29542611
I think you’d have better luck with a /biz/ NFT discord.

I’m not a creator (thinking about it, but don’t have time) but it would be cool to have some bros to share ideas with.

Key is to corner a market of NFTs and shill the hell out of it. Nifty has got plenty of that.

>>29537606

/biz/ is too autistic for NFT's

buy 0xmons btw. this is taking off.
>cryptopunk OG's already stacking them
>based community dev for hashmasks and $NFTX
>ex- owner from $NFTX and 88MPH dev in multisig
>won 5K EUR by presenting 0xmon project yesterday

0xmons.xyz

>>29548652
I'd be down

>>29548792
0xmons dev is a community dev for hashmasks and $nftx*

>>29537606
Can i turn drawings into nfts? Thatd be pretty dope to turn og digital art into being as profitable as traditional art.

>>29548792
those are really cool. do you have experience getting the 0xmons from staking? this is what i've been trying to sell. not trying to shill, i don't expect anyone from /biz/ to buy
https://app.rarible.com/space-animal

>>29549197
yes sir I summoned one 1st generation 0xmon. Unfortunately it's not as good looking as these higher selling ones.

I get pic related when i click your link

NFT art is fucking gay. Surely there is a better use for this technology than buying images which you can download for free directly from the site that is selling them.

>>29548904
you can, you just upload the image and pay ether to mint it

is there an NFT exchange crypto out yet if not is there someone working on it? I want to buy some of whatever theyre doing NFT's are going to be huge

>>29549267
my bad there's no dash. how much did you need to stake?
https://app.rarible.com/spaceanimal

>>29549305
Thats pretty wack

>>29548904
yes sir, i have a buddy that sells $1k worth of art a month as a side gig and I'm getting him into nft's. even better if you start skilling into making GIF's etc

>>29549297
i put my peepee in your mother

>>29549338
$NFTX is working on making NFT's liquid. You provide liquidity by exchanging your NFT (ERC-721) for an erc-20 token. You can then trade that token back for a random NFT of the same kind at any time. More liquidity = numbers go up. For example there's a hashmask pool and a cryptopunk pool.

>>29549351
You can stake 12 $XMON max per address. There's no minimum but whales bought up the supply and it's not really worth it to stake unless you can get 8 - 12 tokens

>>29547245
the unopened packs are already up 2x and rising since initial sale. My comfiest NFT hold.

>>29549351
nice aesthetics btw. think you can make sales if you start spamming twitter NFT space.

>>29549297
i imagine it will have more use for AR purposes or if people can start selling something like custom CoD skins. the things like that that are currently offered are pretty specific to crypto games and dont have normie integration just yet. and also if metaverses take off, which i imagine they will.

I put my balls in the NFT game today. I don't have a base or following, just a salary design gig. I'll be adding more shit here while I try to get verified on opensea, I guess.
https://opensea.io/collection/laserblood

>>29549685
really nice work bro

>>29549570
thanks senpai. i have been shilling hard on twitter and got 160 followers in just a few days so hopefully sales start coming in. i actually had a bid for .1 eth the other day but i didn't realize that bids expire if you don't accept, so i never completed the sale rip

It's been done. Crypto kitties. Look it up. Tulip is the same bullshit

>>29549685
kek nice

>>29549685
>time eggs and crono dolls
I had almost forgotten about that

>>29549835
It may be bullshit in many ways but some people will get absolutely fucking filthy rich from NFTs (10 figures are not out of the question). There's lots of money to be made for those who know what they're doing.

>>29549835

>>29549958
Just looking to level up and get that luminaire.
>>29549740
Thanks!

>>29542790
that an free crypto marketing

Anyone look into ECOMI? Might be worth getting a small bag.

>>29538929
Look at NFTX, they create index tokens tied to popular NFTs, e.g. you can buy 0.1 PUNK or 0.544 MASK on sushiswap, so you could use NFTs in Defi in the future

https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/nftx-hashmasks-index

buy nftx instead of shitty nfts they will take care of us

>>29540791
Pancake isn't the first to do this, by a long shot.