Hope this helps De-mystify the whole NFT Drama! To check out my video on the even-more-concerning AirTags, being used to follow people home, check here: ruclips.net/video/VoH1DKidj8g/видео.html
Seriously, out of a hundred videos that I've seen about NFT's, your's was the most complete one, not only do you talk about how it works, but also how it can be a good thing and how it can be an awful thing, usually people focus on only one of those points, so thank you, now I finally understand NFT's
@@Pyranders the most important take out of that video tho ''this people saw the system that were in place and decided the thing wrong with it there was not enough opportunities to be the boot''
My daughter just told me about NFTs for the first time today. It was extremely hard for her to explain to me exactly what they are. And why they even are. So, I searched RUclips, where I learn everything. And what do you know? My favorite tech channel had this awesome video. Perfect explanation and non-biased review. Thanks so much.
Disagree! You could still put that cabbage in your bag and show the receipt at the register. Then you can take the cabbage home and feed it to your pet rabbit. You may be out a 100 K but you have a happy rabbit. 🐇 That makes the receipt more valuable. After all, your rabbit doesn't want your NFT! 🙄 Like omg.
Hoping that MrWhostheboss keeps doing videos like this. I bet he will. He wants to use his platform for more than just typical youtube reviews. It brings him some fulfillment. Bless him! We need more of this peeps!
kinda amazing how the NFT bots have managed to leave "somewhat" relevant comments under this video to shill their coins.. not to mention how these bots also upvote the comments left by other bots, making them the top comments and drowning out comments left by REAL people
@@malachiclark8140 Not that it matters, but I am a Full-time employed Graphic Designer, Printmaker, and a painter dealing mainly in oils and photo-realism.
As a gamer, this just scared the crap out of me… the idea hit me before it was even said, what’s to stop game companies from taking this idea and selling access to areas of a game, then pretty soon micro transactions become mandatory. All in all it all seems like that mobile app that’s $1,000 that’s just there to show someone spent $1,000 on an app.
well people can stop them if they stop playing their game...but look on Counter strike for example...their skins are pretty much "nfts"(without nft tech) does it ruin that game or force player to pay microtransactions? I dont think nfts are bad for games per se but there are definitely companies like ubisof which are gonna try to milk players on it
To some degree locking access to certain areas behind a paywall could be brushed off as some kind of DLC-type thing. Mobile games do that already. But it could be even worse than that my guy. Think about it like this; imagine if games start putting out skins or weapons or anything of that nature, but they're unique, only one of that "thing" exists in the entire game, and the people playing will have to bid on it to see who wins that item. RNG is already a cruel bitch, but imagine if something was ultra-rare not because RNGesus wasn't on your side, but instead because there was only one of that thing and some asshole basement dweller spent 25000$ to buy it. THAT is the kind of shit that scares me in all this.
@@sjetejmaniak6595 microtransactions are what ruined completed game sales and availability nothing released is finished and ready for market everything is released buggy as fuck and is all Paid Access beta testing done by fking Shills rather than someone who will actually be critical of the game rather than fanboying it!
NFT’s perceived value is purely based on the “greater fool” principle, which is in the core of most financial bubbles. People pay a lot of money for something based on the belief that there will always be someone willing to pay more. It’s a self (un)sustaining process and it falls apart as soon as the hype goes away.
Yes, but so is the amazon stock price, among many other stocks. Amazon doesn't pay its investors any dividends so it's basically the greater fools theory
@@adivp7 u get the same with NFTs, but with community of like minded people. There can be a book club that's only accessible to anyone who holds the NFT. If the club is very popular, and a lot of people would love to be part of the community, it's price will increase
@@adivp7 If the company pays dividends to its investors, that would be totally correct. For example, Apple pays 4 dividends annually to its investors, and therefore the "greater fools theory" does not apply. In the case of amazon stock, they never pay dividends which means that there is no other way for the investors to earn money unless there is a greater fool willing to buy the share at a higher price.
Arun’s straight-to-the-point-ness, video quality and cool graphics and edits make me watch every single one of his videos from start to the end even if I’m not interested in the video.
And here we are almost 2 years later with NFTs fallen from basically the face of the planet and anyone who posts about them either being a scam or being made fun of
I’ve been wondering what the big deal about NFTs is all about; now I know: Ridiculous people with too much money on their hands trying hard to take advantage of other people with too much money on their hands, all of whom have no life. Thank you for explaining it and exposing the silliness. 🤙🏼
Alternative: people with too much money helping other people with too much money to scam people with barely any money into believing they can also make so much money
I think that NFTs won't leave, but slowly die out. They had gigantic initial growth, like any mainstream trend. And, like any mainstream trend, will stay in culture.
he's actually pretty bias and unfortunately has provided some incorrect information. Many NFTs do actually give you full commercial usage rights and many amazing emerging artists are now making decent money....some for the first time in their lives. Always a good idea to do your own research
@@yeoldefoxeh254 I never claimed to be unbiased? I’m saying the video does have bias - it’s also not completely accurate - although a good overall explanation in the first part (except for the fact that many NFTs do include full commercial usage rights) the end part is absolutely bias and has several inaccuracies
@@twosinister This may be true, unfortunately as shown in the video, the overwhelming majority of NFTs are nothing but mass produced easy cash grabs. The NFTs with the actual advantages implemented without all the sneaky sneak are probably like 0.0001% of all NFTs
@@phonexlegend69420 his content always comes off as pretentious to me. Like trying to explain the darkweb to teenagers when he literally just installed ToR and read a few articles. I’m in no way a cybersecurity master or anything and I learned most stuff by articles to but the way he acts is just to goddamn narcissistic and pretentious
This video aged well and, as he said (and what was obvious), the NFT bubble is bursting. Congrats on the insightful video, especially for younger kids who were born into the digital world and have a way different approach for those things than us 25+ people.
@@mr.jitterspam9552 if I remember correctly much of etherium and other crypto currencies like that have crashed in value and “owners” have lost a ton of cash because of it
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Circuits of Value (COVAL) NFT number one project The ability to move from blockchain to blockchain allows COVAL to be used as a payment mechanism to create NFTs on any blockchain.
yesterday, pixel artist Jubilee had their art stolen, and someone sold it as NFTs and made over 174 000 dollars. NFTs are perfect if you want to make money off of stolen art because many places selling NFT (like openseas) got so many reports that the art that is being sold is stolen they stopped doing anything about it and just... allow it to happen now.
The real problem is due to the concept of an NFT in the first place. An NFT, regardless of what it is linked to, does not confer any sort of ownership for anything other than the actual NFT itself. So selling an NFT that is linked to a piece of art that you don't own isn't "technically" theft, because you're not selling the piece of art, nor are you selling any rights for that piece of art. NFT's as a general concept aren't necessarily a scam, but their application and the vast majority of the way they are currently used is absolutely scam-like.
pull your head out your ass. if the artist doesnt legally establish copyright the only evidence of that piece belonging to them is their word and editing files. in 10 years that will mean far less than dated proof on the eth chain
@@Aaron565 What a lot of utter rubbish. I can sue someone in court who stole my art and sold it (claiming to be the distributor) and then prove I'm the owner with the original photoshop files with all the photoshop layers. I could also provide a higher resolution image of the low resolution, compressed JPG circulating on the internet. The court won't give two sh*ts about the blockchain. The theft is proven. Ownership is determined by the law and GENUINE non-fungibility of original art, not some BS, polluting token that literally anyone can create. Any smart digital artist knows to never upload original photoshop files, never upload the art at its highest resolution, never upload without a watermark etc. This is why NFTs are solving a problem that doesn't actually exist. It's literally just a scam that scammers are jumping on to fleece the incredulous of all their cash.
Watching Crypto and NFTs crash is one of my favourite things. The level of disconnect from reality is staggering. I really have no sympathy for those who lose money buying intangible things. I do however pity them for their stupidity and greed.
The problem is that it's now 2022... meaning many young people literally grew up buying intangible things. Hell, in a way, stocks themselves feel intangible. But we buy digital music, digital games, digital shows etc.... And the very idea of copyright and ownership itself is intangible...
@@TheDeathmail Im too old now... First of all, you must differentiate between buying and paying. Paying for something doesn't automatically mean you are buying it. Not every payment means you are the owner of something. And about ownership itself, that's something you fabricated... Again, you cannot just redefine words to fit your perspective. Ownership is well-defined, that's why courts are able to make decisions about who is the owner.
You’re happy to see people lose money? Solid sign of a jealous person right there… Lots of people have made a ton of money on Crypto & NFT’s, just because you haven’t got the money or balls, or brains to understand it, no need to be jealous of those that are making money 😂
@@ccook92 Who's making money? Not the morons that invested in crypto. Just the arseholes who scammed them. I invest in real estate mate, not made up garbage for desperate people. Keep telling yourself you have brains and balls. It won't make it true but maybe when you're on the street it will keep you warm at night.
The quality of your videos is just on a whole new level! I enjoyed every bit of it, I especially loved how you kept it engaging all through, from the cuts, music, color scheme, angles, B-rolls, scene everything....I genuinely just want to watch everything to the end and repeat. Thanks for this entertaining explanation of this complex topic.
I love how his videos and thumbnails look 100% clickbait but he delivers every time without fail or disappointment. Even in his listing videos I'm excited to hear something better or worse (in the case of his worst ever videos) and I'm rarely disappointed even in how he ranks things unlike a lot of low effort content out there.
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Honestly i stand against NFTs. Buying something virtually for such a huge price just to have it under your name, while the owner still has the actual rights to it doesn't still make sense. It changes the value of Hard-work and doesn't really show from what you've earned your money. I'd gladly support this system if it was for example physical paintings/art works you can buy off site and stuff. Fair play for Arun to standing Against it 🙌🙏.
With your outreach and brand you could've cashed in on NFTs by releasing a few, but you decided to stick to your guns and have a honest conversation. Absolute respect for that.
Truly respect you for making this video, it might save a few people if not thousands from falling into this NFT kinda scam. Kudos to you for doing all that research with visuals. Awesome work, this video should be trending on every social media platform to create awareness.
Paymoneywubby sold an nft of his literal crap in a toilet, told people not to buy it because nfts are a scam, then it sold for almost 30k right before the market crashed. One of my favorite nft stories
Dude not even kidding out of everyone that I've watched and has explained NFT's and I mean hundreds you're explanation is the most straight forward understandable and logical explanation that I've come across so thanks for this.
Agreed, it actually made it make sense as to why people would see it as more than just paying for a jpg, to the people the nft's appeal to. (Because before it made 0 sense.)
And it's the most unbiased. I don't like how NFTs are being used, but using the blockchain to provide foolproof ownership of something has SO MUCH MORE potential than scammers selling JPEGs.
I wasn't buying the whole NFT thing, but I thought there was something I wasn't getting well, so I watched this video (and others before) to convince myself to change my mind about them. Mrwhosetheboss has a large audience and I'm glad he shares responsibly. Thank you, Arun, for telling things how they are, please continue to be an honest responsible RUclipsr and person, you're doing so well.
Honestly the whole virtual land for real money thing cracks me up every time, I mean there are literally games like “landlord” which let u have the exact same experience with a ton more features without the need to spend any money to own virtual land...
This comment gonna age bad. Just because ppl are using them the wrong way in its beginning (same way ppl did bitcoin, cash, gold etc) doesn't mean the tech itself is useless. You clearly dint understand NFTs. It's not about art. It's about ownership. It's like a deed that can be transferred in seconds without a intermediary. NFTs are gonna change the world bruh. Mark my words and screens hit this comment
@@36louieboy yeah change it for the worse lmfao. "OH I OWN THIS THING THAT CAN JUST BE SCREENSHOT AND HAS NO REAL VALUE" lmfao. The only valuable NFTs are blueprints to unmade technologies; edit: or 3d models to be used in video games whether it be a location, species, OR clothing design...
Imagine their use for actual real estate transactions though. All deed information would be encrypted into each individual NFT representing a specific parcel of land. No more need for escrow officers. No more need for real estate agents, making transactions between individuals much smoother. A landlord could even possibly utilize them to manage rentals.
@@caleberwin65 That's a terrible idea... Now using an NFT to make a cool looking debit card, that's different... NFT's are not a currency... Nor are they all that valuable, especially given they can just be screenshot lmfao... Also; You'd still have to go through land/house appraisal and no NFT is worth a house or even a car or boat... not even close...
@@Frstypwngaming One of us doesn’t own a house, and the other is a professional real estate agent, investor and home builder. I’ll let people take a guess. I don’t think NFTs have any inherent value, I’m just saying they’re a technology that may one day be integrated into many facets of the professional world, not just used for entertainment. You misunderstand my point.
This video was so well formatted. It allows you to understand the difference aspects, benefits and negatives of NFTs, and how our world is digitally changing. Thanks for making this video!
Basically, NFT is the way you can milk their money for something that will WORTHLESS after some time passed. The same thing with how Coin priced bubble at 1980s that get massive price increased and then it become no value after bubble exploded. And now, collection games and cars still have steady growth/decline, but they will alive for years due rarity and conditions will affect the price. The biggest reason why I HATE all kind of this because it was being controlled by person/group that waiting for speculation released and just crashed them when it reached peak to killed for those who bought for that stupid systems.
Disappointed he doesnt have the balls to just flat out call people morons. Playing it safe = being a pussy in my book. (Edit: the exception is if they're doing easy money laundering. I cant tell if the world is that fkn stupid or not)
I'm an artist and I keep getting people asking me to sell my work as Nfts and I'm honestly sick of it. I don't want my work, my characters and passion to be passionate around like a trading card, that people will only see the dollar value and not the real value of what I actually made
The art market is literally the same thing. Create, Sell, & Auction Trade. I feel you in not liking NFTs, but the reason u gave is ironic unless you just do art for fun.
@@Floatup the value I was talking g about being emotional value. I respect that some people are in it just for the money because they need to make a living somehow. But when people keep messaging and won't take no for an answer when it comes to my art is tiring. My characters aren't a trading card, I'm using them to tell a story people can relate too.
Actually speaking Facts and not blindly getting into the hype! Much respect dude🌟 People need to understand, supporting artists and their unique art is different from blindly buying a mass produced nft ...
Thank you for coming out with this extremely perfect timing to shed light on the most trending and confusing topic of NFTs right now. This is exactly what I had in my mind and was looking for. I feel like the saying, “Great Minds, Think Alike” is definitely true in this case especially as NFTs are nothing but a money-power-show. Physical goods or the actual artist, who made the physical or digital art, has far more value. Than, owning a jpeg image that one didn’t even make. So thanks for the clarification! Lots of love from 🇧🇩! ❤️❤️
Thank you soo much for explaining NFTs and standing well against it , I had consistently told friends and family to avoid NFTs because it just seemed like a gigantic scam waiting to happen, especially when you bring in the fact that there's zero protection for your so-called "ownership" of an NFT, it's just encouraging the wrong activity that isn't benefiting the world at all.
NFT's are some of the best hedges in crypto crashes they tend to appreciate( negative correlation) I was like you until I had a few friends make a lot of money after my words to stay away. In that time I held my Crypto portfolio and lost 30% (hedged) but they made 10-100x.... Do not tell people what to do when you do not know what is happening.
@@6lack5ushi I have friends making NFTs , and I keep my mouth shut about how much I hate their motive because they're still my friends after all , but I still hate their motive of pushing NFT forward and supporting it
@@6lack5ushi in a volatile market someone is usually making money, at least in the short term. That takes luck and or a good deal of expertise. It doesn't make it a good idea to get into it from an outsider's perspective.
@@ryanrocksize5 there will be bad actors but that does not mean the technology is terrible if anything if they can so easily put this together for a bogus reason. Think how easy it will be for good intentioned groups. I just have a lot of friends with great products for the people that need them. I dont think people should ape into everything. But projects they do understand and back in a traditional space and can be held accountable… I just dont want them to get hurt 😞
Everyone who may have doubts seeing the first two parts of the video, don't worry Arun (as always) wants to give a balanced view on the whole subject. While it's important to show the problems of nfts (in what they actually are, how they are made, and the risk of some of their technologies), it's also important to understand why so many people want to get into them or use them; especially because it can humanize a bit and show a bit of the reasoning behind people who support them, and in turn it can help the conversation by steering it in a way where there's an understanding rather than a war. Marvelous job as always arun
Really good point there on how NFTs nowadays are just a lazy copy-paste images with tiny difference. Feels like those are discriminating the actual artist that put lot of efforts to make each one of their piece unique in a true sense.
A literal cartoon monkey shouldn’t cost millions, and honestly it disrespects actual artists that spend countless hours making detailed physical paintings, not a useless png image to stare at on a computer screen.
@@janitor3853 it's like art is not the problem, the buyers are. Majority of them are buying shit called as art to avoid paying taxes. And the so called influencers are pushing these images into social media as "art". That's why many of us highly doubt who will buy this shit called art for such a ridiculous amount, but people apparently are buying it.
First time watching. Video worth more than 30 million view, You explained terminology and used real world examples to explain their relevance. I love it, Great job, ill,be subscribing
I love how this video isn't just "NFT good" or "NFT bad", and then only digs into surface-level information. Instead, Arun provides facts and logic, giving both the good and bad sides of NFT's, and then gives his own beneficial advice based on the facts.
Actually, I think it's a very clever way to package the brutal criticism this scam deserves. Today, a lot of people can't tolerate criticism anymore, to the point that everything needs to seem "fair and balanced", even if something doesn't deserve fair and balanced treatment at all. Like racism. Or medical scam products. Or flat earth ideas. So if you want to get the brainwashed people to listen to what's what, what do you do? If they leave their filter bubbles at all, they are wary of everything that could pop their bubble. So you need to be respectful towards their bad ideas and criticize them in a friendly way instead of tearing them down. If that was actually Arun's goal, I admire the result! Regardless of his intentions, it makes it much harder to dismiss his message.
First time I heard about NFTs was when browsing a thread looking for art in a forum. It literally just said 'if you deal with NFTs, don't even contact me' and from what I understand, one of their friends had gotten their art stolen and made into NFTs so odds are, there aren't that many artists actually benefitting from this as one might want to believe 😕 It's nice to see a simple, unbiased explanation of these things! I'll be honest, I don't like them, but I prefer to know what's going on either way lol. It's just a thing I don't understand, even if I get the general gist of it, because there's so much that does not make sense to me concept wise.
@@Darca1n No man do you know how many NFTs artist who were traditional artist before have now became successful and getting attention. They benefit small artist to. but obviously it is many factors to becoming a huge artist like a beeple. I am so sick of tired of people thinking this is a get quick rich scheme. Beeple spent 12yrs before he blew up. please stop saying this bs it is so dam annoying
@@MuhammadNafay this is the opportunity people have been complaining about for "wealth" yet people will talk like you just said yall have so many mental barriers it is crazy. remove your mental barriers
as a person who does digital art, I like to put a unique signature in an area that is essential to the piece and thus cannot be cropped out, like underneath the chin on a fullbody.
@@utsavkhairnar8808 in some old Bollywood movie, Harry Potter was called "Hari Putthar". Aren't we entitled as well, then? People just use the words and names they're comfortable with. This happens everywhere, regardless of the region. I don't know how much care any of us would put in making sure that the spellings and pronunciations of others' names are 100% correct, especially if we're just commenting on a RUclips video
Hey, you should check out the new DUNKs NFT metaverse, the team seems to be doing a lot of marketing now and they seem to be doing what they say they will do...
This was a really great video and I think you did a great job informing people of the Pros and Cons of NFTs. I was wondering if you ever do a follow up if you could dive in a bit deeper about the illegal activity with Art Theft, specially what's happening to artists that don't even sell NFT's that are having their art sold as NFT's against their will and how easy it is for art thieves to do this and how hard it is for artists to get these NFTs taken down. Great work man.
that exists without NFTs as well, people sell illegal copies of stuff everyday, and some of the stuff like torrents are very hard if not impossible to take down. The artists just need to file DMCA. Not saying that it's justified but I don't understand what NFTs have to do with this
@@phoneywheeze art theft exists yes but it’s far easier, and more damaging with NFTs. As an artist yea your art might sell on a shitty tshirt on a janky website and may sell a few copies for $20 a pop(all of which requires work to print, sell, ship) with nfts its insanely easy to mint someone’s art, be completely anon, sell someone’s NFT, maybe make $50 maybe $10000, then create a new wallet and peace. Not to mention there’s already sites selling nfts that either don’t offer take down options or make it insanely difficult. I know artists that have over 100 pieces or art being sold as NFT. Do you know how long that’s gonna take to file over 100 dmca’s and how much wasted time that is. The magnitude of ease to pretend to be an artist and sell their art for lucrative amounts of money with ZERO consequences is massively increased in the NFT space right now.
@@Lastlineshow lol copying for $20 or for $20k, both are unethical. I live in third world country and I see goods of popular characters and I'm 99% sure they don't have the IP rights to them, even in huge malls. And there are literally no sites that dont offer takedown, because guess what, the stolen artwork isn't hosted on the blockchain(which is immutable) but it's on some centralized server, and if they don't take down the artwork that has nothing to do with NFT, but it's problem of the server. Same with the consequence problem. If they don't face consequence on centralized server it doesn't really matter if they sell it using NFT or on their own website.
Brilliant video Arun, well explained in an easy to understand format. Agree that people are misusing NFTs for greed and the environmental impact that's causing is just terrible. It could have been a good thing if used in the right way but right now it just isn't.
@@criptide6696 i must honest,nft have so much potential inside of it,but with proper expert in such area (i talk art ofc) nft might be a good solution to promoting art stuff,the problem nowdays are bunch of shitload of so called influencer are just randomly jump into this Type of hype and just shove their audience with shitty looking nft,example for this is Garry Vee shitdraw of animal,ngl i did not want to buy it for even 1k dollar,does it generates money,yes but it only generates these money to the very same audience of Garry Vee itself,let say which is better 20 dollar private art commision vs this shit that influencer random generated,obviously i choose the art commision not only it not generated by AI but also it is our own,this mean if NFT has a good preparation for the platform itself such as instead of hypefluencer jump into the train,how about a talented artist getting interest in such a thing and create something that is not generated by machine,it not only increase the value more faster than AI one,but also the feeling that this thing was created by literall human who love art
He’s really just glossing over the surface, it was biased on the negative side. I can give you other information that will make you want to jump on board, like the many big companies like addidas, lamborghini, disney, NBA, NFL and more that are into this space now. I feel like this video was made to warn regular people about the countless worthless nfts and that’s not wrong, but a LOT is missing that would give a more balanced view on this.
@@Emilioh888 yep,this why something good should start small not literall fatamorgana going up like a madman,i hope around any time nft should vanish or just change climate
@あきひろさとり i do agree about this,since crypto price are upside down,unlike dollar which is steadly,i think for most of the time traditional commision was not only optional but also necessary
I'm glad people like you really try to clear things up about NFTs. Most people I talked to really think that they become the owner if they buy the NFT. It's just another trend and people for some reason love to blindly follow those.
It such bizarre world. Most of the population on earth have problems/struggles to get physical goods which have values/purposes. Here in digital world people are buying virtual things in which most of the digital things don't carry any values.
But...people dump money into Farmville a decade ago. Never underestimate the human mind. Kids are buying skins for games..... There is an entire generation getting hornswoggled on this coming up. May as well make some money off it. Go buy some real land lol
This is such a good video, Arun, thank you for making it! I will most definitely use it to inform people who are unaware of what NFTs are. That being said, I just can't understand why NFTs even ever became a thing. I'd much rather support artists by commissioning them. That way I get a one-of-a-kind piece of art and most artists will make sure that the commissioner gets the high-res version of the picture and everyone else just gets access to a low-res version. Or supporting artists on Patreon, where I pay a monthly fee and have access to their art. I see much more value in that. NFTs just seem so stupid when you think about it and the fact that many NFTs include stolen art on top of the heap of other issues makes me never want to be involved with it.
The artist can get a commission every time it's sold in the future through royalties. I know most people don't buy actual art with the intention to sell it so this income would be small in most cases. It's still more for the artist though! I say actual art because 98% of NFTs are your standard 10000 collection made from random combinations of the same assets. I personally don't think of this as art.
Many artist who are now creating NFTs - especially those who are creating one off pieces are also offering the physical artwork to the first buyer of the NFT - so literally kinda reverse to what you've suggested. This is what I will be doing with my first NFT collection later this year. The NFT will be a high res image of an original oil painting or mixed media painting. The first buyer of the NFT will have the option to receive the actual artwork shipped to them. As a single parent trying to support my family through my art business, the nft space is a game changer for me and many other emerging artists I know :)
You can still commission a physical art piece from the artist, NFTs are just the digital version of that. Everything is shifting to digital. Even work is online now and it will not go away after the pandemic. Moreover, many artists are offering an NFT version of their physical pieces. The two can very well coexist.
@@Emilioh888 The artists I’ve commissioned so far have all created digital artwork. But the difference is that they sent the artwork in high res to me so now only me and the artist have the high-res artwork. There’s nothing that needs to be on the blockchain, that’s what I was trying to say. Most artists I’ve spoken to so far hate NFTs and want to sell their art digitally but via Patreon or direct commission.
@@goonie8814 I highly doubt that artists getting royalties every time it’s sold will work properly in the future since there’s already so much stolen art being sold as. NFTs. In theory it’s nice, but the reality is often quite a bit different. Also, most artists want to sell their art through other means such as Patreon, direct commission, etc. and not as a glorified receipt.
It's cashing in on stupidity, but I would put it on the same level as hmm "gacha" games, but just a tier above that because you do OWN something, a line of code that's associated with an "unique" image... lol
-the person this was for deleted their comment lol youre probably invested due to FoMO, and now in your desperation because you arent looking at profits try and keep the hype train, like litterally all nft and crypto traders. Took months for the doge traders to shut up and accept their loss/tiny profit and the Shiba traders are starting to get quiet now too.
It's just another speculative investing tool like crypto, but now that crypto is relatively stable, they needed something else like it. I don't expect NFTs to stick around, but I do expect something just like it to come along eventually
I mean, why do you think NFT bros are trying to convince you to buy in 247? If they're genuinely valuable, people would see it immediately. They need bagholders . It's like a pyramid scheme. Only the first 10% or so make anything realistically which is why people try to dilute what percentage they're in
7:00 these companies that sell digital land are literally selling pieces of map that’s not even printed. You can buy a physical world map in your nearest bookstore for a couple of euros/dollars/pounds and this way you’d 1. Be the owner of the entire world by the exact same logic that stands behind buying NFTs of virtual land 2. Actually have something tangible. NFTs are single dumbest investment idea ever.
I am smart at physical art and social media but finance and high tech weak..this man is the clearest teacher so far..thanks so much..love to learn from real teachers.
You made the intro of the video, as a positive representation of NFTs so as to lure in people who are into buying NFTs and then proceeded to explain why that's a bad idea. Well done, you really had us in the first half, ngl
thank you for bringing up the clarification of nfts in regards to games and how it wont just magically transfer to other games or even the same title of games.
@@jonw834 That not how it works, you can't just transfer one items in a game to another. Every videogames is built differently in certain way even if they are on the same game engine.
depends really , been in the industry for about 11 years and let me tell you companies like to redo assets a lot even within the same teams between newer instalments of games. not sure how Cod operates internally but yeah that would be the one area where there's the possibility since its the same visual style and probably the same engine running it so its going to be a little more straight forward on how to port it over. The fidelity of the model will look dated in a few years though, or new shaders come along, better rigging techniques to have better tactile feedback and animations etc... And thats just a gun, probably the more easily swapable asset. Also if its an nft does that mean they can`t update anything for that gun even if they decide to port it over to the newer games? because technically they`re changing the content of your nft if they try to make it work in newer engines. also lets say you own a ww2 style gun in 1 cod and the they release a scifi one. its going to look very out of place in that setting so they need to make the deliberate decision to port that gun over for you to be able to use it. It always takes work to do so even if its relatively easy in some cases but usually it isn't
I feel like the concept of NFTs are great, especially for digital artists like me but the insane value at what people are buying is just way too insane. Things are given more worth than they are, once this all clears up and the whole thing crashes and a lot of things people invested on is deemed invaluable, the CONCEPT will stay and it opens up a lot of doors for us digital creators in the future . The concept is being abused during this period of misinformation. Thank you so much for this video!!!
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@@motakez731 I hate nfts as much as the next guy, but that is such a dumb argument, it literally shows that you have no idea what you're talking about. people who own nfts couldn't care less if you download or screenshot their nfts, they are still the 'owner'
I used to be a complete newbie , I knew nothing about all of this but was always very intrigued by it , that was years ago , today I consider myself a pro and my future is looking brighter every day
there is a part of me that is sad the potential of the technology was squandered so badly.... like a lot of people predicted back in 2021. that said, thank you for explaining the actual functionality, what good potential was there, and then rightfully breaking down how much a problem they have become and calling out how much BS they really are as they exist today. massive respect
Finally, a video that actually explained what they are and talked about both sides in an easy to understand way. I've tried looking for stuff that explains both sides but either they're too difficult to understand or they're far too polarizing to get a complete picture of things. While I don't think I'll ever be supportive of NFTs, it's nice to finally know why people are after this trend.
Dude, you made that very easy to understand. I've been reading about NFTs the past few weeks, and you're the only person who was able to explain it best. Thanks for this video! Also, love the Bulbasaur hoodie!
It's a specific for of NFTs that you are against - specifically NFTs used for digital art - not really all of NFTs. NFTs are just a technology. It can be used poorly - for instance, to represent digital art - but it can also be used for actual things. For example, it can be used for land title, vehicle title, medical records, identification - it's just a way to store data in a decentralized way.
Awesome video! I really like the technology behind NFTs, but most of todays uses of it is just based on hype (personal opinion). But, when it comes to using NFTs to make for example Zero-knowledge proof verification systems, I find that really interesting
@@op8995 fiat currency is not hype. it was used when humans got bigger brains. the differences with NFTs, it's not yet widely use for exchange. People said the same thing for Bitcoin. When people agree on the value, then it has value.
Thank you for explaining this! Now I can explain to my mom and my uncle why I'm not making NFTs for my art. And this just enforce my choice to not make an NFT at the moment
Alternatively, you could participate as a positive and honest actor to stand against the misuse of the technology, you can clearly state contract ownership and IP terms and set reasonable prices . There is nothing stopping people from being good-faith actors in the system. Letting scammers and fools run amok and ‘own’ the idea is a far worse outcome imho. This is like rejecting the idea of patreon or kickstarter because there are bad actors willing to take advantage, as long as you let them be the only people using a system it will continue to look and operate bad.
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NFTs are basically like being married but every other man can sleep with your wife and you can't say anything about it but she's your wife because you're the only one who has the marriage certificate
*This is something I find very intriguing and keen to look into , my cousin tells me a lot about it but It doesn’t change the fact that I am a newbie , I need to learn guys*
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I greatly appreciate your honesty and how this worked out for you. I’m trying to learn this and integrate this strategy into my portfolio, just wanna do it right. This helps a lot. Learning what not to do is as valuable as learning what to do, this video provides both but later on I was convinced to try out packages of Vcorpinvest🟣Com which have yielded lot more profits all to my bank account
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I feel guilty ive always watch your videos but never subscribed, you do work extremely hard and your contents are top notch, definitly gem to this community.
Finally someone actually thinks about NFT this way, I know that NFT ain't gonna vanish right a way but I am happy that our country ain't moving fast in terms of trends in keep things simple as it should
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Until now, I didn't really understand NFTs, yet I still think they are dumb. I also watched your Bitcoin video and I now understand the concept, at least a bit. Your videos are useful and fun to watch.
NFT's are an issue but there is so much money to be made in crypto. Example i invested in an altcoin called market MOVE and i literally made 20x and will probs make another at least. So many opportunities that it's hard not to dip your toes in
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Hope this helps De-mystify the whole NFT Drama!
To check out my video on the even-more-concerning AirTags, being used to follow people home, check here: ruclips.net/video/VoH1DKidj8g/видео.html
Nicee
Only 6 likes? Damn
This is a bubble.
yes it will
40th like
Seriously, out of a hundred videos that I've seen about NFT's, your's was the most complete one, not only do you talk about how it works, but also how it can be a good thing and how it can be an awful thing, usually people focus on only one of those points, so thank you, now I finally understand NFT's
Ikr
yeah
Folding Ideas has a really in-depth video, but it's 2 hours long.
@@Pyranders well worth watching though, would recommend it to anyone that's not already sick of even hearing about NFTs 😄
@@Pyranders the most important take out of that video tho
''this people saw the system that were in place and decided the thing wrong with it there was not enough opportunities to be the boot''
i seriously support you for standing against NFTs. Thank you, good sir
had to be said 🙌
@@Mrwhosetheboss hey Arun.
@@Mrwhosetheboss youre a man of culture. you will be protected. we have an army.
@@Mrwhosetheboss Can you explain what happened with that cypto scam? when they posted something with your channel
@@Mrwhosetheboss Now we have the wisest of people against this BS
My daughter just told me about NFTs for the first time today. It was extremely hard for her to explain to me exactly what they are. And why they even are. So, I searched RUclips, where I learn everything. And what do you know? My favorite tech channel had this awesome video. Perfect explanation and non-biased review. Thanks so much.
Ok
@@stockmoe8069 sir this is RUclips, go back to your platform
@@stockmoe8069 shut up
@@CubingBones ah yes, a bot will apparently shut up
The hype is high...
buying an nft is like going to a grocery store and paying 100k for a receipt that says you own a cabbage
best explanation ever
hahahaha should have more likes!!
Disagree! You could still put that cabbage in your bag and show the receipt at the register. Then you can take the cabbage home and feed it to your pet rabbit. You may be out a 100 K but you have a happy rabbit. 🐇 That makes the receipt more valuable. After all, your rabbit doesn't want your NFT! 🙄 Like omg.
EXACTLY 😂
Finally someone who is willing to teach us younger guys instead of pushing some course on us. Appreciate it
@Mary Lyla no
:smile:
Hoping that MrWhostheboss keeps doing videos like this. I bet he will. He wants to use his platform for more than just typical youtube reviews. It brings him some fulfillment. Bless him! We need more of this peeps!
@Mary Lyla ShutUp
@Mary Lyla Get outta here Mary. You're obviously drunk
7:53 NFTs are like going to a store and picking out what you want and paying then keeping the receipt and the store keeps what you had picked out
yup good analogy
Good analogy. What coin is environment friendly?
kinda amazing how the NFT bots have managed to leave "somewhat" relevant comments under this video to shill their coins.. not to mention how these bots also upvote the comments left by other bots, making them the top comments and drowning out comments left by REAL people
If you look at the replies to your comment, that is true.
@@TBTornado exactly HAHAHA
Bruh what is this comment section.
@@sadmochineko I can't tell if those replies are satire or smth else
How advanced are these bots, it's beyond ridiculous
As an artist myself, I feel like NFTs have got to be the biggest scam in Art history.
What kind of artist are you?
@@malachiclark8140 Not that it matters, but I am a Full-time employed Graphic Designer, Printmaker, and a painter dealing mainly in oils and photo-realism.
did you paint your pfp yourself?
@@jazznickelDon't forget "Modern Art" like the banana strapped to a wall.
@envynoir That and NFTs are scam as fuck
As a gamer, this just scared the crap out of me… the idea hit me before it was even said, what’s to stop game companies from taking this idea and selling access to areas of a game, then pretty soon micro transactions become mandatory. All in all it all seems like that mobile app that’s $1,000 that’s just there to show someone spent $1,000 on an app.
It all started with a game called Second Life, remember that???
well people can stop them if they stop playing their game...but look on Counter strike for example...their skins are pretty much "nfts"(without nft tech) does it ruin that game or force player to pay microtransactions? I dont think nfts are bad for games per se but there are definitely companies like ubisof which are gonna try to milk players on it
To some degree locking access to certain areas behind a paywall could be brushed off as some kind of DLC-type thing. Mobile games do that already. But it could be even worse than that my guy. Think about it like this; imagine if games start putting out skins or weapons or anything of that nature, but they're unique, only one of that "thing" exists in the entire game, and the people playing will have to bid on it to see who wins that item. RNG is already a cruel bitch, but imagine if something was ultra-rare not because RNGesus wasn't on your side, but instead because there was only one of that thing and some asshole basement dweller spent 25000$ to buy it. THAT is the kind of shit that scares me in all this.
@@sjetejmaniak6595 microtransactions are what ruined completed game sales and availability nothing released is finished and ready for market everything is released buggy as fuck and is all Paid Access beta testing done by fking Shills rather than someone who will actually be critical of the game rather than fanboying it!
Then I would just play board games lol
NFT’s perceived value is purely based on the “greater fool” principle, which is in the core of most financial bubbles. People pay a lot of money for something based on the belief that there will always be someone willing to pay more. It’s a self (un)sustaining process and it falls apart as soon as the hype goes away.
Yes, but so is the amazon stock price, among many other stocks. Amazon doesn't pay its investors any dividends so it's basically the greater fools theory
@@zyhes4744 The stock itself carries value as well. Since, Amazon's business can grow, so can the value of their stock.
Damn, well said
@@adivp7 u get the same with NFTs, but with community of like minded people. There can be a book club that's only accessible to anyone who holds the NFT. If the club is very popular, and a lot of people would love to be part of the community, it's price will increase
@@adivp7 If the company pays dividends to its investors, that would be totally correct. For example, Apple pays 4 dividends annually to its investors, and therefore the "greater fools theory" does not apply. In the case of amazon stock, they never pay dividends which means that there is no other way for the investors to earn money unless there is a greater fool willing to buy the share at a higher price.
Arun’s straight-to-the-point-ness, video quality and cool graphics and edits make me watch every single one of his videos from start to the end even if I’m not interested in the video.
ok
Solar Sand's video about NFTs are also interesting but it sorta doesn't get straight to the point
thats the reason he has been able to stay relevant on youtube for so long
@@0638 bro how the fuck
And here we are almost 2 years later with NFTs fallen from basically the face of the planet and anyone who posts about them either being a scam or being made fun of
I agree. This goes to show that people are sitting at home way too much
I’ve been wondering what the big deal about NFTs is all about; now I know: Ridiculous people with too much money on their hands trying hard to take advantage of other people with too much money on their hands, all of whom have no life. Thank you for explaining it and exposing the silliness. 🤙🏼
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Alternative: people with too much money helping other people with too much money to scam people with barely any money into believing they can also make so much money
@@einstijn138 Ain’t it the truth! 🤙🏼
@@zUltra3D The bot's pfp is a nightmare jesus fucking christ
im pretty sure there is also human traficking, money laundring etc. involved.
I think that NFTs won't leave, but slowly die out. They had gigantic initial growth, like any mainstream trend. And, like any mainstream trend, will stay in culture.
Yeah it’s like the figit spinner or among us cause they eventually died out it depend on how society will move on from it
Yea
ok
@@susceptible9655 also fall guys from not getting servers to just one of the most trending games and then no one's playing it
@@0638 halp, my screen
This guy is literally the most transparent and unbiased RUclips reviewer out there.
True
he's actually pretty bias and unfortunately has provided some incorrect information. Many NFTs do actually give you full commercial usage rights and many amazing emerging artists are now making decent money....some for the first time in their lives. Always a good idea to do your own research
@@RondelleDesigns Interestingly enough you are absolutely not biased by the fact that you are a designer. Not.
@@yeoldefoxeh254 I never claimed to be unbiased? I’m saying the video does have bias - it’s also not completely accurate - although a good overall explanation in the first part (except for the fact that many NFTs do include full commercial usage rights) the end part is absolutely bias and has several inaccuracies
@@RondelleDesigns kind of sounds like a one time stock photo at that point
It's 2024 and I can confirm, this video aged quite well
Agreed
Yes
Yes
@@subwaysurfers7019yes
Yes
These unbiased reviews on things are what we need from large influencers, keep up the good work!
Hello have you heard of Bitcoin mining?
@@robertcollins7353 hello have you heard of women?
@@jockin No, what are women?
@@RapidAssaultEuro It's a new technology that's being developed by a collaboration between apple and samsung
You really think this is an unbiased opinion? Lol
I'm so FRICKING happy you're against this nft scam!!! Much love man, keep going!
He isn't againt this nft trend he's just saying what the advantages and the disadvantages ae
Well he did clearly list more disadvantages and did recommend to stay away
@@sniv7772 you r right said here comment box than u better for everyone comments
Not all nfts are scams. But very few are legit and have actual advantages other than digital ownership of an image.
@@twosinister This may be true, unfortunately as shown in the video, the overwhelming majority of NFTs are nothing but mass produced easy cash grabs. The NFTs with the actual advantages implemented without all the sneaky sneak are probably like 0.0001% of all NFTs
Finally someone talking about NFTs with the right mind. You sir deserve respect.
@Instagram User Your mom must be very disappointed in you, if you even have a mom
you should see someordinarygamers video on nfts its good (not a bot he also made a good vid)
@@phonexlegend69420 his content always comes off as pretentious to me. Like trying to explain the darkweb to teenagers when he literally just installed ToR and read a few articles. I’m in no way a cybersecurity master or anything and I learned most stuff by articles to but the way he acts is just to goddamn narcissistic and pretentious
@@Silver4Hire you do you chief i respect ur opinion
Have a great day
:)
Sir Arun Manan
This video aged well and, as he said (and what was obvious), the NFT bubble is bursting. Congrats on the insightful video, especially for younger kids who were born into the digital world and have a way different approach for those things than us 25+ people.
Give it a few weeks the bubble wil completely burst
??? I'm not an NFT simp, I don't know damn well what happened to NFTs
@@mr.jitterspam9552 if I remember correctly much of etherium and other crypto currencies like that have crashed in value and “owners” have lost a ton of cash because of it
Nah man us kids don't like NFTs either
Yea Minecraft actually banned nfts
You could have been like the others who released their own NFT's, but instead you're awesome.
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I also released my own but i gave it away to my subscribers!
Circuits of Value (COVAL)
NFT number one project
The ability to move from blockchain to blockchain allows COVAL to be used as a payment mechanism to create NFTs on any blockchain.
@@nedthedog4574 why would you do that
@@Bricefriha he gave away NFTs, but he profits when they're sold and traded. It's the same thing.
yesterday, pixel artist Jubilee had their art stolen, and someone sold it as NFTs and made over 174 000 dollars.
NFTs are perfect if you want to make money off of stolen art because many places selling NFT (like openseas) got so many reports that the art that is being sold is stolen they stopped doing anything about it and just... allow it to happen now.
Yeah, there is no secure property, all you are buying is an ID number, confirmation of that property is arbitrary and random.
The real problem is due to the concept of an NFT in the first place. An NFT, regardless of what it is linked to, does not confer any sort of ownership for anything other than the actual NFT itself. So selling an NFT that is linked to a piece of art that you don't own isn't "technically" theft, because you're not selling the piece of art, nor are you selling any rights for that piece of art. NFT's as a general concept aren't necessarily a scam, but their application and the vast majority of the way they are currently used is absolutely scam-like.
pull your head out your ass. if the artist doesnt legally establish copyright the only evidence of that piece belonging to them is their word and editing files. in 10 years that will mean far less than dated proof on the eth chain
@@Aaron565 that doesn't make it any less stolen
@@Aaron565 What a lot of utter rubbish. I can sue someone in court who stole my art and sold it (claiming to be the distributor) and then prove I'm the owner with the original photoshop files with all the photoshop layers. I could also provide a higher resolution image of the low resolution, compressed JPG circulating on the internet. The court won't give two sh*ts about the blockchain. The theft is proven. Ownership is determined by the law and GENUINE non-fungibility of original art, not some BS, polluting token that literally anyone can create.
Any smart digital artist knows to never upload original photoshop files, never upload the art at its highest resolution, never upload without a watermark etc. This is why NFTs are solving a problem that doesn't actually exist. It's literally just a scam that scammers are jumping on to fleece the incredulous of all their cash.
Watching Crypto and NFTs crash is one of my favourite things. The level of disconnect from reality is staggering. I really have no sympathy for those who lose money buying intangible things. I do however pity them for their stupidity and greed.
The core problem with NFTs is, that they are very much NOT non-funginable...
The problem is that it's now 2022... meaning many young people literally grew up buying intangible things.
Hell, in a way, stocks themselves feel intangible. But we buy digital music, digital games, digital shows etc....
And the very idea of copyright and ownership itself is intangible...
@@TheDeathmail Im too old now...
First of all, you must differentiate between buying and paying. Paying for something doesn't automatically mean you are buying it. Not every payment means you are the owner of something.
And about ownership itself, that's something you fabricated... Again, you cannot just redefine words to fit your perspective. Ownership is well-defined, that's why courts are able to make decisions about who is the owner.
You’re happy to see people lose money? Solid sign of a jealous person right there… Lots of people have made a ton of money on Crypto & NFT’s, just because you haven’t got the money or balls, or brains to understand it, no need to be jealous of those that are making money 😂
@@ccook92 Who's making money? Not the morons that invested in crypto. Just the arseholes who scammed them. I invest in real estate mate, not made up garbage for desperate people. Keep telling yourself you have brains and balls. It won't make it true but maybe when you're on the street it will keep you warm at night.
The quality of your videos is just on a whole new level! I enjoyed every bit of it, I especially loved how you kept it engaging all through, from the cuts, music, color scheme, angles, B-rolls, scene everything....I genuinely just want to watch everything to the end and repeat. Thanks for this entertaining explanation of this complex topic.
Yea bro, he's a big inspiration for me, cuz he applies the "give it your best" saying perfectly
I love how his videos and thumbnails look 100% clickbait but he delivers every time without fail or disappointment. Even in his listing videos I'm excited to hear something better or worse (in the case of his worst ever videos) and I'm rarely disappointed even in how he ranks things unlike a lot of low effort content out there.
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Right on! I couldn't have said it better myself.
Honestly i stand against NFTs. Buying something virtually for such a huge price just to have it under your name, while the owner still has the actual rights to it doesn't still make sense. It changes the value of Hard-work and doesn't really show from what you've earned your money. I'd gladly support this system if it was for example physical paintings/art works you can buy off site and stuff. Fair play for Arun to standing Against it 🙌🙏.
@Teapra 🅥 Even selling organs are profitable
Idiots and money are soon parted. Other than to sell on I wonder how many NFT maker’s actually buy them themselves to actually keep 🤔
@@mohammedshamil1626 yes but u die if you that you don't die from nfts
I think nft's shxt
@@Tea-yp3op you can fuggin go broke if you’re careless enough
With your outreach and brand you could've cashed in on NFTs by releasing a few, but you decided to stick to your guns and have a honest conversation. Absolute respect for that.
This video aged quite well .
Crypto is kinda confusing and can lead to a lot of trouble. Thank you for making this video, Arun!
congrats for the heart!
Specially for beginners
yep.
A sub to the channel would be...?
@@tigerjia7680 copy and pasted
Truly respect you for making this video, it might save a few people if not thousands from falling into this NFT kinda scam. Kudos to you for doing all that research with visuals. Awesome work, this video should be trending on every social media platform to create awareness.
Hello have you heard of Bitcoin mining
@@robertcollins7353 zzzz
I made my own on video but i gave it away for free, can't stand scams
@@robertcollins7353 SHUT UP BOT
@Scrumy The “good points” were not really good. Nfts are just scam and money laundering. This a way to capitalize the Internet and make it pay to play
Paymoneywubby sold an nft of his literal crap in a toilet, told people not to buy it because nfts are a scam, then it sold for almost 30k right before the market crashed. One of my favorite nft stories
Fucking based
Who would buy something like that? I just don't understand people sometimes
Dude not even kidding out of everyone that I've watched and has explained NFT's and I mean hundreds you're explanation is the most straight forward understandable and logical explanation that I've come across so thanks for this.
Agreed, it actually made it make sense as to why people would see it as more than just paying for a jpg, to the people the nft's appeal to. (Because before it made 0 sense.)
And it's the most unbiased. I don't like how NFTs are being used, but using the blockchain to provide foolproof ownership of something has SO MUCH MORE potential than scammers selling JPEGs.
@@nikhilpranav6915 peoples greed is making them blind to the benefits. everything now is a commodity to be traded
Reason why it makes sense is because he's explaining things logically rather than emotionally
My respect for you went up by another 100% when you mentioned you are staying against NFTs. Thank you. :)
BS
@@omegalambda_7xl9 for you
He hates people getting richer easily 😁😁😁
@@NAVEENCHAURASIYAA he hates people scamming others*
@@mabelmarble i took that personally 😀
I wasn't buying the whole NFT thing, but I thought there was something I wasn't getting well, so I watched this video (and others before) to convince myself to change my mind about them. Mrwhosetheboss has a large audience and I'm glad he shares responsibly. Thank you, Arun, for telling things how they are, please continue to be an honest responsible RUclipsr and person, you're doing so well.
Yooo! Come check out DUNKs, these guys are going all out and it's insane! Come DUNK some gains with them!
Honestly the whole virtual land for real money thing cracks me up every time, I mean there are literally games like “landlord” which let u have the exact same experience with a ton more features without the need to spend any money to own virtual land...
me and my friends got to opensea and copy the most expensive NFTS and pretend like we bought them
W
What do you do exactly and how?
How can I do that
@@igweonyema1297 just right click and then copy it some will be blury and some will be clear
@Teh Pwnz0r aka Stormtrooper717 where do you live
NFTs are a literal waste. Dumbest trend; The only value they should hold any value is if they're applicable in video games or movies.
This comment gonna age bad. Just because ppl are using them the wrong way in its beginning (same way ppl did bitcoin, cash, gold etc) doesn't mean the tech itself is useless. You clearly dint understand NFTs. It's not about art. It's about ownership. It's like a deed that can be transferred in seconds without a intermediary. NFTs are gonna change the world bruh. Mark my words and screens hit this comment
@@36louieboy yeah change it for the worse lmfao. "OH I OWN THIS THING THAT CAN JUST BE SCREENSHOT AND HAS NO REAL VALUE" lmfao.
The only valuable NFTs are blueprints to unmade technologies; edit: or 3d models to be used in video games whether it be a location, species, OR clothing design...
Imagine their use for actual real estate transactions though. All deed information would be encrypted into each individual NFT representing a specific parcel of land. No more need for escrow officers. No more need for real estate agents, making transactions between individuals much smoother. A landlord could even possibly utilize them to manage rentals.
@@caleberwin65 That's a terrible idea... Now using an NFT to make a cool looking debit card, that's different...
NFT's are not a currency... Nor are they all that valuable, especially given they can just be screenshot lmfao...
Also; You'd still have to go through land/house appraisal and no NFT is worth a house or even a car or boat... not even close...
@@Frstypwngaming One of us doesn’t own a house, and the other is a professional real estate agent, investor and home builder. I’ll let people take a guess. I don’t think NFTs have any inherent value, I’m just saying they’re a technology that may one day be integrated into many facets of the professional world, not just used for entertainment. You misunderstand my point.
This video was so well formatted. It allows you to understand the difference aspects, benefits and negatives of NFTs, and how our world is digitally changing. Thanks for making this video!
STOP SCREENSHOTTING NFTS!!!1111
the block chain DOESNT LIE
lololololo
That explains why he gets so many watch hours and Subscribers
Basically, NFT is the way you can milk their money for something that will WORTHLESS after some time passed. The same thing with how Coin priced bubble at 1980s that get massive price increased and then it become no value after bubble exploded. And now, collection games and cars still have steady growth/decline, but they will alive for years due rarity and conditions will affect the price. The biggest reason why I HATE all kind of this because it was being controlled by person/group that waiting for speculation released and just crashed them when it reached peak to killed for those who bought for that stupid systems.
Disappointed he doesnt have the balls to just flat out call people morons. Playing it safe = being a pussy in my book. (Edit: the exception is if they're doing easy money laundering. I cant tell if the world is that fkn stupid or not)
I'm an artist and I keep getting people asking me to sell my work as Nfts and I'm honestly sick of it.
I don't want my work, my characters and passion to be passionate around like a trading card, that people will only see the dollar value and not the real value of what I actually made
The art market is literally the same thing. Create, Sell, & Auction Trade. I feel you in not liking NFTs, but the reason u gave is ironic unless you just do art for fun.
@@Floatup the value I was talking g about being emotional value. I respect that some people are in it just for the money because they need to make a living somehow.
But when people keep messaging and won't take no for an answer when it comes to my art is tiring. My characters aren't a trading card, I'm using them to tell a story people can relate too.
Actually speaking Facts and not blindly getting into the hype! Much respect dude🌟
People need to understand, supporting artists and their unique art is different from blindly buying a mass produced nft ...
Thank you for coming out with this extremely perfect timing to shed light on the most trending and confusing topic of NFTs right now. This is exactly what I had in my mind and was looking for. I feel like the saying, “Great Minds, Think Alike” is definitely true in this case especially as NFTs are nothing but a money-power-show. Physical goods or the actual artist, who made the physical or digital art, has far more value. Than, owning a jpeg image that one didn’t even make. So thanks for the clarification! Lots of love from 🇧🇩! ❤️❤️
Did you just call yourself a "great mind"?
aint perfect at all
@@loukas371 yes, she did. And I had exactly the same thought as you. Great minds truly do think alike
@@loukas371 I think so haha... but then what do i know, maybe she is one hehe.... ah well at least it's better than whining and self-deprecation
@@loukas371WOW Aren't you such a "great mind" to have figured it out?
Thank you soo much for explaining NFTs and standing well against it , I had consistently told friends and family to avoid NFTs because it just seemed like a gigantic scam waiting to happen, especially when you bring in the fact that there's zero protection for your so-called "ownership" of an NFT, it's just encouraging the wrong activity that isn't benefiting the world at all.
Messaging a scam involving NFTs or stuff
NFT's are some of the best hedges in crypto crashes they tend to appreciate( negative correlation) I was like you until I had a few friends make a lot of money after my words to stay away. In that time I held my Crypto portfolio and lost 30% (hedged) but they made 10-100x.... Do not tell people what to do when you do not know what is happening.
@@6lack5ushi I have friends making NFTs , and I keep my mouth shut about how much I hate their motive because they're still my friends after all , but I still hate their motive of pushing NFT forward and supporting it
@@6lack5ushi in a volatile market someone is usually making money, at least in the short term. That takes luck and or a good deal of expertise. It doesn't make it a good idea to get into it from an outsider's perspective.
@@ryanrocksize5 there will be bad actors but that does not mean the technology is terrible if anything if they can so easily put this together for a bogus reason. Think how easy it will be for good intentioned groups. I just have a lot of friends with great products for the people that need them. I dont think people should ape into everything. But projects they do understand and back in a traditional space and can be held accountable… I just dont want them to get hurt 😞
I like how the "Good" part of NFT's were like 2 minutes but then the bad part is like half the video
Everyone who may have doubts seeing the first two parts of the video, don't worry Arun (as always) wants to give a balanced view on the whole subject.
While it's important to show the problems of nfts (in what they actually are, how they are made, and the risk of some of their technologies), it's also important to understand why so many people want to get into them or use them; especially because it can humanize a bit and show a bit of the reasoning behind people who support them, and in turn it can help the conversation by steering it in a way where there's an understanding rather than a war.
Marvelous job as always arun
Really good point there on how NFTs nowadays are just a lazy copy-paste images with tiny difference. Feels like those are discriminating the actual artist that put lot of efforts to make each one of their piece unique in a true sense.
You should wait until the end of the video to comment your stupid nonsense
Hell no unique 1 men can sell the samp nftnto mutpple people
A literal cartoon monkey shouldn’t cost millions, and honestly it disrespects actual artists that spend countless hours making detailed physical paintings, not a useless png image to stare at on a computer screen.
@@janitor3853 The same can be said by simple or "abstract" art that's little more than buckets thrown at a wall.
@@janitor3853 it's like art is not the problem, the buyers are. Majority of them are buying shit called as art to avoid paying taxes. And the so called influencers are pushing these images into social media as "art". That's why many of us highly doubt who will buy this shit called art for such a ridiculous amount, but people apparently are buying it.
First time watching. Video worth more than 30 million view, You explained terminology and used real world examples to explain their relevance. I love it, Great job, ill,be subscribing
4 bots wow
@@adiel2457 hes not a bot
bro predicted that nfts would be irrelevant 😭
I love how this video isn't just "NFT good" or "NFT bad", and then only digs into surface-level information. Instead, Arun provides facts and logic, giving both the good and bad sides of NFT's, and then gives his own beneficial advice based on the facts.
Actually, I think it's a very clever way to package the brutal criticism this scam deserves. Today, a lot of people can't tolerate criticism anymore, to the point that everything needs to seem "fair and balanced", even if something doesn't deserve fair and balanced treatment at all. Like racism. Or medical scam products. Or flat earth ideas.
So if you want to get the brainwashed people to listen to what's what, what do you do? If they leave their filter bubbles at all, they are wary of everything that could pop their bubble. So you need to be respectful towards their bad ideas and criticize them in a friendly way instead of tearing them down. If that was actually Arun's goal, I admire the result! Regardless of his intentions, it makes it much harder to dismiss his message.
First time I heard about NFTs was when browsing a thread looking for art in a forum. It literally just said 'if you deal with NFTs, don't even contact me' and from what I understand, one of their friends had gotten their art stolen and made into NFTs so odds are, there aren't that many artists actually benefitting from this as one might want to believe 😕
It's nice to see a simple, unbiased explanation of these things! I'll be honest, I don't like them, but I prefer to know what's going on either way lol. It's just a thing I don't understand, even if I get the general gist of it, because there's so much that does not make sense to me concept wise.
The only artists not getting successful in NFTs are the one not popular
@@MuhammadNafay Sooo it only benefits those who are avsolutely, RIDICULOUSLY huge? why should anyone care then?
@@Darca1n yeah it is what it is. Rich gets richer
@@Darca1n No man do you know how many NFTs artist who were traditional artist before have now became successful and getting attention. They benefit small artist to. but obviously it is many factors to becoming a huge artist like a beeple. I am so sick of tired of people thinking this is a get quick rich scheme. Beeple spent 12yrs before he blew up. please stop saying this bs it is so dam annoying
@@MuhammadNafay this is the opportunity people have been complaining about for "wealth" yet people will talk like you just said yall have so many mental barriers it is crazy. remove your mental barriers
In WoW we consider things like this a gold sink for the economy lol
Warships or warplanes?
@@HighExplosiveOP Warcraft
Its exactly what it is.... ive been playing WoW since 2008 and I recognized it a mile away.
Except it's not a sink in the economy.
Because the money is still in the economy.
Ahhhhh the good old days of playing WoW for an unhealthy amount of hours 🤣🤣🤣
as a person who does digital art, I like to put a unique signature in an area that is essential to the piece and thus cannot be cropped out, like underneath the chin on a fullbody.
Success is about focusing Your energy on what creates results and using what you already know
Thank you Arun. I don't know how the tech world in RUclips would look without your content. I wish you success for decades to come.
Arun*
USA is so entitled they Christianize names
His name is Arun 😅
@@utsavkhairnar8808 in some old Bollywood movie, Harry Potter was called "Hari Putthar". Aren't we entitled as well, then?
People just use the words and names they're comfortable with. This happens everywhere, regardless of the region. I don't know how much care any of us would put in making sure that the spellings and pronunciations of others' names are 100% correct, especially if we're just commenting on a RUclips video
A-ROD
Quick throwback to that one ad of "You wouldn't download a car, would you?" as now we have NFTs on the market. Very informative video as always!
Hey, you should check out the new DUNKs NFT metaverse, the team seems to be doing a lot of marketing now and they seem to be doing what they say they will do...
Has aged like nice wine..
Finally someone made efforts to explain what is NFT. Thank you Arun!
If you have more time and are interested in how we got to this point, I would recommend watching Folding Ideas' video "The Problem with NFTs"!
Sure I'll give it a shot
This was a really great video and I think you did a great job informing people of the Pros and Cons of NFTs. I was wondering if you ever do a follow up if you could dive in a bit deeper about the illegal activity with Art Theft, specially what's happening to artists that don't even sell NFT's that are having their art sold as NFT's against their will and how easy it is for art thieves to do this and how hard it is for artists to get these NFTs taken down. Great work man.
Folding Ideas "The Line Goes Up - The Problem with NFTs" touches on this
that exists without NFTs as well, people sell illegal copies of stuff everyday, and some of the stuff like torrents are very hard if not impossible to take down. The artists just need to file DMCA. Not saying that it's justified but I don't understand what NFTs have to do with this
@@phoneywheeze art theft exists yes but it’s far easier, and more damaging with NFTs. As an artist yea your art might sell on a shitty tshirt on a janky website and may sell a few copies for $20 a pop(all of which requires work to print, sell, ship) with nfts its insanely easy to mint someone’s art, be completely anon, sell someone’s NFT, maybe make $50 maybe $10000, then create a new wallet and peace. Not to mention there’s already sites selling nfts that either don’t offer take down options or make it insanely difficult. I know artists that have over 100 pieces or art being sold as NFT. Do you know how long that’s gonna take to file over 100 dmca’s and how much wasted time that is. The magnitude of ease to pretend to be an artist and sell their art for lucrative amounts of money with ZERO consequences is massively increased in the NFT space right now.
@@Bayplaces I did watch that and I think he did a great job diving into the art theft side of things for sure.
@@Lastlineshow lol copying for $20 or for $20k, both are unethical. I live in third world country and I see goods of popular characters and I'm 99% sure they don't have the IP rights to them, even in huge malls. And there are literally no sites that dont offer takedown, because guess what, the stolen artwork isn't hosted on the blockchain(which is immutable) but it's on some centralized server, and if they don't take down the artwork that has nothing to do with NFT, but it's problem of the server. Same with the consequence problem. If they don't face consequence on centralized server it doesn't really matter if they sell it using NFT or on their own website.
Brilliant video Arun, well explained in an easy to understand format. Agree that people are misusing NFTs for greed and the environmental impact that's causing is just terrible. It could have been a good thing if used in the right way but right now it just isn't.
This is a really good opinion on this, instead of just “nft bad.” or “nft good.” It’s it can be good but it’s being used in the wrong way
@@criptide6696 i must honest,nft have so much potential inside of it,but with proper expert in such area (i talk art ofc) nft might be a good solution to promoting art stuff,the problem nowdays are bunch of shitload of so called influencer are just randomly jump into this Type of hype and just shove their audience with shitty looking nft,example for this is Garry Vee shitdraw of animal,ngl i did not want to buy it for even 1k dollar,does it generates money,yes but it only generates these money to the very same audience of Garry Vee itself,let say which is better 20 dollar private art commision vs this shit that influencer random generated,obviously i choose the art commision not only it not generated by AI but also it is our own,this mean if NFT has a good preparation for the platform itself such as instead of hypefluencer jump into the train,how about a talented artist getting interest in such a thing and create something that is not generated by machine,it not only increase the value more faster than AI one,but also the feeling that this thing was created by literall human who love art
He’s really just glossing over the surface, it was biased on the negative side. I can give you other information that will make you want to jump on board, like the many big companies like addidas, lamborghini, disney, NBA, NFL and more that are into this space now. I feel like this video was made to warn regular people about the countless worthless nfts and that’s not wrong, but a LOT is missing that would give a more balanced view on this.
@@Emilioh888 yep,this why something good should start small not literall fatamorgana going up like a madman,i hope around any time nft should vanish or just change climate
@あきひろさとり i do agree about this,since crypto price are upside down,unlike dollar which is steadly,i think for most of the time traditional commision was not only optional but also necessary
I'm glad people like you really try to clear things up about NFTs. Most people I talked to really think that they become the owner if they buy the NFT. It's just another trend and people for some reason love to blindly follow those.
It such bizarre world. Most of the population on earth have problems/struggles to get physical goods which have values/purposes. Here in digital world people are buying virtual things in which most of the digital things don't carry any values.
thanks for explaining all this, I hope you stopped people wasting all their savings on NFT-s
i almost bought an nft
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@@alavesia oh, ok
@Mbita Acoustic Guitar shut up
@Mbita Acoustic Guitar
Nah.
"... this NFT craze definitely feels like a bubble that is about to pop ..."
Yeah I am really agree 👍👍👍
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Make NFTs to sell before then!
I am also really agree
@@CLove511 oh, I'm watching this ship burn but I don't intend to be in it
But...people dump money into Farmville a decade ago. Never underestimate the human mind. Kids are buying skins for games..... There is an entire generation getting hornswoggled on this coming up. May as well make some money off it. Go buy some real land lol
One year later and this video aged like wine.
This is such a good video, Arun, thank you for making it! I will most definitely use it to inform people who are unaware of what NFTs are.
That being said, I just can't understand why NFTs even ever became a thing. I'd much rather support artists by commissioning them. That way I get a one-of-a-kind piece of art and most artists will make sure that the commissioner gets the high-res version of the picture and everyone else just gets access to a low-res version. Or supporting artists on Patreon, where I pay a monthly fee and have access to their art. I see much more value in that. NFTs just seem so stupid when you think about it and the fact that many NFTs include stolen art on top of the heap of other issues makes me never want to be involved with it.
The artist can get a commission every time it's sold in the future through royalties.
I know most people don't buy actual art with the intention to sell it so this income would be small in most cases. It's still more for the artist though!
I say actual art because 98% of NFTs are your standard 10000 collection made from random combinations of the same assets. I personally don't think of this as art.
Many artist who are now creating NFTs - especially those who are creating one off pieces are also offering the physical artwork to the first buyer of the NFT - so literally kinda reverse to what you've suggested. This is what I will be doing with my first NFT collection later this year. The NFT will be a high res image of an original oil painting or mixed media painting. The first buyer of the NFT will have the option to receive the actual artwork shipped to them. As a single parent trying to support my family through my art business, the nft space is a game changer for me and many other emerging artists I know :)
You can still commission a physical art piece from the artist, NFTs are just the digital version of that. Everything is shifting to digital. Even work is online now and it will not go away after the pandemic. Moreover, many artists are offering an NFT version of their physical pieces. The two can very well coexist.
@@Emilioh888 The artists I’ve commissioned so far have all created digital artwork. But the difference is that they sent the artwork in high res to me so now only me and the artist have the high-res artwork. There’s nothing that needs to be on the blockchain, that’s what I was trying to say. Most artists I’ve spoken to so far hate NFTs and want to sell their art digitally but via Patreon or direct commission.
@@goonie8814 I highly doubt that artists getting royalties every time it’s sold will work properly in the future since there’s already so much stolen art being sold as. NFTs. In theory it’s nice, but the reality is often quite a bit different. Also, most artists want to sell their art through other means such as Patreon, direct commission, etc. and not as a glorified receipt.
NFTs are absolutely ridiculous to me, the fact that anyone would spend a dime on it is mindblowing.
It's cashing in on stupidity, but I would put it on the same level as hmm "gacha" games, but just a tier above that because you do OWN something, a line of code that's associated with an "unique" image... lol
-the person this was for deleted their comment lol
youre probably invested due to FoMO, and now in your desperation because you arent looking at profits try and keep the hype train, like litterally all nft and crypto traders.
Took months for the doge traders to shut up and accept their loss/tiny profit and the Shiba traders are starting to get quiet now too.
It's just another speculative investing tool like crypto, but now that crypto is relatively stable, they needed something else like it. I don't expect NFTs to stick around, but I do expect something just like it to come along eventually
I mean, why do you think NFT bros are trying to convince you to buy in 247? If they're genuinely valuable, people would see it immediately. They need bagholders . It's like a pyramid scheme. Only the first 10% or so make anything realistically which is why people try to dilute what percentage they're in
@@man4437 close, its not like a pyramid scheme, it is one 🤣 but its nice to see other people woke to the situation
I thought this vid was made like 2 months but its 2 years this video aged so well
7:00 these companies that sell digital land are literally selling pieces of map that’s not even printed. You can buy a physical world map in your nearest bookstore for a couple of euros/dollars/pounds and this way you’d 1. Be the owner of the entire world by the exact same logic that stands behind buying NFTs of virtual land 2. Actually have something tangible.
NFTs are single dumbest investment idea ever.
I cannot agree more, how come loads of people were even convinced that NFT was a good investment is beyond my rational mind could understand.
you can buy real land for the price of than nft land . LMAO
I have a friend who lost 50,000 to this craze, thank you sir for bringing this issue to light
I am smart at physical art and social media but finance and high tech weak..this man is the clearest teacher so far..thanks so much..love to learn from real teachers.
You made the intro of the video, as a positive representation of NFTs so as to lure in people who are into buying NFTs and then proceeded to explain why that's a bad idea. Well done, you really had us in the first half, ngl
thank you for bringing up the clarification of nfts in regards to games and how it wont just magically transfer to other games or even the same title of games.
call of duty warzone has guns from 3 different call of duty's in it though... this kind of interoperability is a non-issue for developers.
@@jonw834 That not how it works, you can't just transfer one items in a game to another. Every videogames is built differently in certain way even if they are on the same game engine.
depends really , been in the industry for about 11 years and let me tell you companies like to redo assets a lot even within the same teams between newer instalments of games. not sure how Cod operates internally but yeah that would be the one area where there's the possibility since its the same visual style and probably the same engine running it so its going to be a little more straight forward on how to port it over.
The fidelity of the model will look dated in a few years though, or new shaders come along, better rigging techniques to have better tactile feedback and animations etc... And thats just a gun, probably the more easily swapable asset.
Also if its an nft does that mean they can`t update anything for that gun even if they decide to port it over to the newer games? because technically they`re changing the content of your nft if they try to make it work in newer engines.
also lets say you own a ww2 style gun in 1 cod and the they release a scifi one. its going to look very out of place in that setting so they need to make the deliberate decision to port that gun over for you to be able to use it. It always takes work to do so even if its relatively easy in some cases but usually it isn't
Depends on the platform the games are made on
@@jonw834 you know what coding and engines are?
I feel like the concept of NFTs are great, especially for digital artists like me but the insane value at what people are buying is just way too insane. Things are given more worth than they are, once this all clears up and the whole thing crashes and a lot of things people invested on is deemed invaluable, the CONCEPT will stay and it opens up a lot of doors for us digital creators in the future .
The concept is being abused during this period of misinformation. Thank you so much for this video!!!
I urge everyone to start somewhere now no matter how small, this is literally the time for that, forget material things , don’t get tempted
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Thank you for bringing this topic up since a lot of people including myself didn't really understand why its being hated on.
i can just screenshot it lmao
@@motakez731 I hate nfts as much as the next guy, but that is such a dumb argument, it literally shows that you have no idea what you're talking about. people who own nfts couldn't care less if you download or screenshot their nfts, they are still the 'owner'
@@motakez731 EXACTLYYY LMAO so pointless. anyone can own your nft at anytime so i see this as waste of money but o well
@@pa9030 fine by me *screenshots*
@@ns.sayers8247 having an nft downloaded in your phone is not the same as owning it though. Still a waste of money obviously
I used to be a complete newbie , I knew nothing about all of this but was always very intrigued by it , that was years ago , today I consider myself a pro and my future is looking brighter every day
Fukup
there is a part of me that is sad the potential of the technology was squandered so badly.... like a lot of people predicted back in 2021. that said, thank you for explaining the actual functionality, what good potential was there, and then rightfully breaking down how much a problem they have become and calling out how much BS they really are as they exist today. massive respect
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Finally, a video that actually explained what they are and talked about both sides in an easy to understand way. I've tried looking for stuff that explains both sides but either they're too difficult to understand or they're far too polarizing to get a complete picture of things. While I don't think I'll ever be supportive of NFTs, it's nice to finally know why people are after this trend.
No matter how well this was explained, I still feel I’m missing something fundamentally important as to why people are spending money on this shite
Agreed
Same thing as we buy weapon skin in games
Speculative market, that's it. They think it's worth something, so they pay for it
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I just can't wrap my head around it
@@johnniesalomon1942 fair point
After watching so many RUclips tutorial videos about trading I was still losing
Sadly these are one of the change in forex trade or crypto trade is not always assured
That's why I perfer NFT crypto token than trading crypto because I NFT crypto token you have 100% sure of your profit earned
Growing an account require dedication and patience.
Throughout this 2022 I only invested in NFT crypto token because it's the most reliable since I start it
Who else think this forex is kind of easy but there's a way to nervous to start and the only way now is NFTs crypto token
Thank you for this great explanation. I can finally explain to my friends and family why people are spending money on this thing in just one word lol
Stolen
This NFT issue needed to be addressed. Thanks!
Dude, you made that very easy to understand. I've been reading about NFTs the past few weeks, and you're the only person who was able to explain it best. Thanks for this video! Also, love the Bulbasaur hoodie!
Hello have you heard of Bitcoin mining yet?
It's a specific for of NFTs that you are against - specifically NFTs used for digital art - not really all of NFTs.
NFTs are just a technology. It can be used poorly - for instance, to represent digital art - but it can also be used for actual things. For example, it can be used for land title, vehicle title, medical records, identification - it's just a way to store data in a decentralized way.
Immaculate logic. Really clear explanation. Thank you good sir.
Agree that it's lot of hype. However, what about usernames on Twitter RUclips etc or domain names?
Awesome video! I really like the technology behind NFTs, but most of todays uses of it is just based on hype (personal opinion).
But, when it comes to using NFTs to make for example Zero-knowledge proof verification systems, I find that really interesting
You're opinion is spot on...all hype for today's use (digital art). It's worse than fiat currency.
@@op8995 fiat currency is not hype. it was used when humans got bigger brains. the differences with NFTs, it's not yet widely use for exchange. People said the same thing for Bitcoin. When people agree on the value, then it has value.
This video was impressively timed.
Thank you for making this video! i really wanted to understand NFTs but you're the one person who can explain everything and everyone would understand
Thank you for explaining this! Now I can explain to my mom and my uncle why I'm not making NFTs for my art. And this just enforce my choice to not make an NFT at the moment
Alternatively, you could participate as a positive and honest actor to stand against the misuse of the technology, you can clearly state contract ownership and IP terms and set reasonable prices . There is nothing stopping people from being good-faith actors in the system. Letting scammers and fools run amok and ‘own’ the idea is a far worse outcome imho. This is like rejecting the idea of patreon or kickstarter because there are bad actors willing to take advantage, as long as you let them be the only people using a system it will continue to look and operate bad.
i made my art NFT but i gave it away for free
Dont forget to put on your clown shoes while you are telling them
@@sportsspoiler3738 thanks for the advice Mr. Big Clown
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NFTs are basically like being married but every other man can sleep with your wife and you can't say anything about it but she's your wife because you're the only one who has the marriage certificate
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Finally someone actually thinks about NFT this way, I know that NFT ain't gonna vanish right a way but I am happy that our country ain't moving fast in terms of trends in keep things simple as it should
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Until now, I didn't really understand NFTs, yet I still think they are dumb. I also watched your Bitcoin video and I now understand the concept, at least a bit. Your videos are useful and fun to watch.
The best person to learn NFTs from is Arun … You are a huge inspiration for us small creators 🔥💯
NFT's are an issue but there is so much money to be made in crypto. Example i invested in an altcoin called market MOVE and i literally made 20x and will probs make another at least. So many opportunities that it's hard not to dip your toes in
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