Rebuttal of NFT 'Death' Claims: Blockchain Pioneers See Evolution and Growth
PorAinvest
sábado, 29 de junio de 2024, 5:20 pm ET1 min de lectura
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The NFT market has experienced a significant correction after a period of explosive growth, leading some to question the future of digital collectibles [1]. However, industry experts argue that this is not a sign of the market's demise but rather a natural part of its maturation process.
Toshiuki Otsuka, the founder of a snap-to-earn platform, emphasizes that NFTs are "evolving" and not dying [1]. Similarly, Anoir Houmou, the founder and CEO of Sui-backed video engagement platform RECRD, believes that the idea of NFTs being dead is an "oversimplification." Houmou notes that recent trends indicate a maturing of the market and a shift towards sustainability, real-world utility, and integration into broader technological ecosystems [1].
Indeed, the rise of new SocialFi and GameFi platforms showcases the growing importance of practical applications for NFTs [1]. Furthermore, Yale ReiSoleil, CEO and co-founder of NFT trading platform Untrading, believes that the market correction is a natural part of the process and should not be construed as a death knell [1].
Oh Thongsrinoon, the chief marketing officer at Altava Group, which connects luxury brands to Web3, echoes this sentiment. According to Thongsrinoon, NFT sales volumes in Bitcoin have recently reached $148 million, and Bitcoin is one of the top three leading blockchain networks for NFT sales [1]. This strong NFT sentiment suggests that the market is far from dead.
In conclusion, despite the recent correction in NFT trading volumes, industry leaders emphasize that the market is not dying but rather maturing. As the focus shifts towards sustainability, real-world utility, and integration into broader technological ecosystems, NFTs are likely to continue evolving and adapting within the global digital and traditional markets.
References:
[1] Cointelegraph. (2022, June 14). NFT volumes decline: Market matures, experts say. https://cointelegraph.com/news/nft-volumes-decline-market-matures-experts-say
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As NFT market dynamics evolve, skepticism about their decline is challenged by voices within the blockchain community. NFTs, once seen as the future of digital ownership, are now experiencing a correction after explosive growth. Industry leaders emphasize sustainability, real-world utility, and integration into broader tech ecosystems as the focus shifts from speculation to stability. This maturation phase highlights NFTs' resilience and potential to adapt within global digital and traditional markets.
The NFT market has experienced a significant correction after a period of explosive growth, leading some to question the future of digital collectibles [1]. However, industry experts argue that this is not a sign of the market's demise but rather a natural part of its maturation process.
Toshiuki Otsuka, the founder of a snap-to-earn platform, emphasizes that NFTs are "evolving" and not dying [1]. Similarly, Anoir Houmou, the founder and CEO of Sui-backed video engagement platform RECRD, believes that the idea of NFTs being dead is an "oversimplification." Houmou notes that recent trends indicate a maturing of the market and a shift towards sustainability, real-world utility, and integration into broader technological ecosystems [1].
Indeed, the rise of new SocialFi and GameFi platforms showcases the growing importance of practical applications for NFTs [1]. Furthermore, Yale ReiSoleil, CEO and co-founder of NFT trading platform Untrading, believes that the market correction is a natural part of the process and should not be construed as a death knell [1].
Oh Thongsrinoon, the chief marketing officer at Altava Group, which connects luxury brands to Web3, echoes this sentiment. According to Thongsrinoon, NFT sales volumes in Bitcoin have recently reached $148 million, and Bitcoin is one of the top three leading blockchain networks for NFT sales [1]. This strong NFT sentiment suggests that the market is far from dead.
In conclusion, despite the recent correction in NFT trading volumes, industry leaders emphasize that the market is not dying but rather maturing. As the focus shifts towards sustainability, real-world utility, and integration into broader technological ecosystems, NFTs are likely to continue evolving and adapting within the global digital and traditional markets.
References:
[1] Cointelegraph. (2022, June 14). NFT volumes decline: Market matures, experts say. https://cointelegraph.com/news/nft-volumes-decline-market-matures-experts-say
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