#crypto art

Are NFTs making a comeback with cheaper fees?

Is buying art NFTs still a good idea for someone with only $50

Can you trust NFT art as an investment?

Is buying an NFT just paying for a link to a JPEG you don't actually own?

Which NFT marketplace actually has the best long-term value for artists?

Are high-fee Ethereum L1s actually better for serious crypto art than any cheap L2 that sacrifices long-term verifiability?

How do you even explain NFTs to someone who thinks it's all just right-click saving?

Are NFTs really just overpriced links to JPEGs, or are we missing the bigger picture on digital ownership?

Are NFTs a genuine new way for artists to get paid, or just a clever scam that preys on hype?

Do you really own your NFTs, or is it just a fancy receipt for a JPEG?

Are NFTs totally dead now or just on hold

Has anyone here actually made cash from NFTs or is it all luck?

What's your take on NFT royalties dying off — dead or just evolving?

Are nfts still a good collectible to buy in 2025 or 2026

Can you still make money flipping NFTs this year?

Do NFTs actually add value to digital art, or are they just a speculative glitch in the system?

Do you actually need an NFT to be “useful,” or is pure digital art still worth the hype?

Is buying an NFT for a digital artwork actually worth the environmental guilt?

NFTs were a disaster for artists — did anyone actually make money besides the scammers?

Should NFT projects prioritize art quality or just pump the roadmap faster?