#nft

What’s your take on the metaverse after a year of nothing but empty land?

Is the metaverse worth spending real money on yet?

Does anyone else feel like crypto and NFTs are way too confusing for normal people?

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

Is buying a $500 NFT really smarter than just taking a screenshot?

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

Are you still holding NFTs, or did you sell them off in the last market crash?

Does anyone else think the whole crypto hype is just overpriced digital collectibles?

Does carbon offsetting change how you view proof-of-work NFTs now?

After the creator payout battles, are you still minting NFTs or streaming?

Does owning an NFT actually make you cooler, or are you just paying for a useless link?

Is AI-generated art actually killing the soul of NFTs?

Are “Web3 believers” just crypto cultists who can’t admit they got scammed?

Does anyone else feel the metaverse is just a money pit right now?

Is owning a digital asset really "ownership" if the platform can just take it away?

Metaverse land is worthless—why are corporations still dumping millions into it?

Does anyone else feel NFTs are a sustainability nightmare or am I overthinking it?

Are NFTs just expensive links to a JPEG on a server that could disappear tomorrow?

Has the crypto, NFT and metaverse hype died down for good now?

Is the push for virtual land in the metaverse a clever investment, or a dystopian way to sell nothing to suckers?