Hey there, the REAL Dave Hanson here... IGNORE all the scammer comments impersonating me and asking you to reach out to them for crypto or investment advice. It's all a scam. I report and block them but they keep coming back. I try to reply to as many comments as I can but the REAL Dave is not on Whatsapp and I will never ask for money or crypto.
The real scammers often use the RUclips channel logo or picture of the person they are trying to impersonate. To catch them just click on the logo and you will get to their channel. Usually, they have no content or miniscule number of subscribers in comparison to Dave (in this case). I always report them to RUclips. Happy RUclips To All
Lol this is some silly LA thing again like usual I bet if you got the stats 70%-80% of buyers would crazy people with too much corrupt gained funds (disclaimer in my opinion). It seems as though LA is descending further and further into chaos...l all of these digital art stuff is going sh1t itself.. imagin your hard drive breaks or your account on the website you purchased that thing got hacked and stolen your fcuked... you don’t have a physical item just some code on a hard drive or website... foolish.
@Daniel Sullivan I know right, this guy told us nothing about Crypto NFT except for the top three sellers in the category of digital artwork and the handful millionaires buying the artwork up. Mind you, most of the infomation is available on their website. I separated my rant about how useless to information given to us during this video the information below is really what the whole video should have been about. Like @Daniel Sullivan mentioned above, Logan Paul ended up being in 3 out 7 sections for about 4.5 mins of run time. He bought Pokemon Cards not even NFT's. Sure, his team is going to sell them but not in the NFT format so there wasnt even a reason to waste everyones time by putting him in.
True , but that would kind of change direction of the video. But thats true , I'm sure someone has the full story on the fake 1st edition, what are the odds of someone perfecting bootleg first editors if some countries can perfect God money
As if he would care to loose 375k thats peanuts to this guy. Its the same if you would loose 5$. You would think damn that sucks and carry on. Its disgusting how much people like him earn. And people keep buying his stuff, patreon and so on
Bitcoin and NFT’s sound great if you’ve got money & fame. For everyday peoples, it concerns me that if this type of inflation continues we’re on track for several bubbles to burst.
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Funny how people who buy art that is essentially worthless, as far as actual utility, mock crypto real estate, something that could have actual utility, it could be used in a movie, if it is put in 3D format. If people will buy art, which has virtually no actual utility, they will certainly buy digital real estate too.
I dont get it either if I want to see it I can just google it or take a screenshot thats it. No skill inovolved in converting nyan cat into NFT. Its not like a painting that takes effort and skill in order to make it. Its all growing on speculation. No one really cares if he actually owns something or not. They just hope that the price is going up.
Im interested and thought this could be a cool new way for digital artists to sell their works, but this seems like no one in this cares for the artwork itself but only for its financial value. This brakes my heart, especially after logan paul ruined collecting pokemon cards and now also drops extremely overpriced artworks...
Yeh man it looks like this is going the way traditional art(paintings) went/ Ultra filthy rich collectors or businessmen purchase the art not for the art but as another type of investment/moneyplay with auction prices rising astronomically high. The difference with real art is that now these are just tokens not really valuable art pieces,I mean come on, little cartoon characters??11??
I'm sorry guys, but nfts really don't make any sense for me. I really don't see how an nft is unique (like digital highlight reels) when you can get the exact same thing from just watching a RUclips highlight reel. Simply saying that oh, but "it's imprinted on a block chain, that's what makes it unique" sounds ridiculous to me. If you can't do anything with a non tangible asset except look at it and gloat to others that you have it, it's not going to last long...
I guess it is the same as saying why would you care about having a Michael Jordan rookie card when you can just google it to see it. To some people having the original item holds a lot of value. You have a fair point but I think that is the best way to explain it.
@@247gaminghotline Yes. I don't have the technical knowledge to explain why but as far as I know these are encrypted by the blockchain and cannot be replicated.
@@247gaminghotline that’s a good question that I was thinking about. It seems that there have already been counterfeit NFTs out there. I think the amount of counterfeits will only increase over time. Especially given the amount of money that is being thrown around in pursuit of this speculative investment.
What makes sense most about digital NFTs is the perpetual royalties for the creator protected by a unique token. Finally a way that artists can disengage from the middle man.
The NFT can be set up to do any number of creative things with sharing of revenue and managing usage rights for art/music/video/etc… this is a very interesting use-case to me
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Yes, bought Hashmasks and some NBA Top Shot moments. The current state of NFT seems to be too good to be true, similar to ICOs back in 2017. However, good projects will be here to stay.
I think there will probably be a crash for all the reasons Jordan talked about on the dumb money video. That being said, long term NFT's will be revolutionary. Thanks for the content.
Why can't an artist just post a digital photo of their painting as an NFT and then sell the real painting with it? I would go for something like this as I like something to look at for my money when the power goes out.
What i fail to realize is what is stopping someone from taking a screen shot of said art and having a copy of it themselves? I get a digital casino but digital art?
I came across all my old pixel art that was created on an Apple IIE back around 1985. We used to write line code for hours in computer class. Maybe this would be considered vintage art?
So what I don't get is say one of the drawings I did gets screenshoted (I'm a very small creator atm) because idk someone liked the idea and then they go ahead and turn that into nft. Or how about someone seeing an image and tracing it out say in photoshop, and then selling it as there own? I guess it's just confusing how you as the buyer would know that they are the actual creator of that piece and how to protect your own art work from being stolen.
Thing about nft's is because of crypto's anonymity I could buy a set of nft's, sell them to myself over 10's to hundreds of different crypto addresses at higher and higher prices. Record all of these transactions to the blockchain basically anonymously and eventually sell to whoever gets convinced of this crazy value. This is already done within the art market and also collectibles, however that is done way more visibly with more people involved, but with crypto one person with a lot of time could do it all themselves.
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How? we are still waiting for a way, for average Joe, to do this. A platform, a browser extension or, at least, some way to convert erc crypto art nft to Cardano nft. Already did my research on good old Google - no info yet.
But.. If I create a NFT art.. and somebody copy my art and also creates an NFT. I know both of them won't have the same NFT code but is the same digital information. so.. so the system blocks same images ??
If you have a lot of money and dont know what to do with it,why not give it away to some fake artist for some fake art? But for heavens sake there are better use for all this money. Helping poor children or something. Its insane.
Virtual reality and blockchain technology are the future. 10-20 years from now when people engage in VR daily and visit other people’s “worlds” they’ll want to flex their NFT or digital art just like how they did before and they do now. S/o Gary Vee
@@HeythereDavehere I took a closer look at these heads (as a mosaic layer guy)...to my amazement they are very elegant when I drew them like pixel art with real pencils, the proportions are right on, at least on those heads I drew. Pretty interesting....
Dave this was a great video and now I know what these are. However, any kind of demand for them remains extremely illogical. Why the heck do I want a jpeg or gif that I can prove is one of a limited run!? So strange! 🤣
Why would anyone buy art, when they could buy a poster for a fraction of the original painting price. Where is the value of a painting? Let's say you hang a Picasso on your living room, what is the difference in your enjoyment and in value if you found out that it was an indistinguible fake. Your enjoyment and experience previous to finding out would have been exactly the same, but not the value. The issue with virtual art is that up until now all copies were fakes even the original one, that's what this technology is giving the artist and the collectors, a way to be sure that that painting on your wall is the original, we went from no possibility of originality to total certainty. Plus when you buy art you are not paying for a canvas with painting on it, you are purchasing beauty, creativity, vision, an investment, but it's also about rewarding the artist, which was very difficult to do with digital artists until now...
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This just seems like we 180'd back into buying collectible cards. I don't think most people should sell NFT art, but it would be cool to see traditional collectible card companies like Pokemon or Match Attacks get in on it.
The world is changing! I'm glad to be part of that. I've made so much financial progress indulging in investing. Crypto currency is the evolution of money
Interesting concept... earning commission on a NFT gif every time it's used. That would make NFTs more interesting than simply buying just to sell later. Smells like a bubble to me.
@@drewklebine9487 I'm new to this but learning fast...I thougt the sell and buy the COPYRIGHT to that particular image...but they just "own" a stupid copy with other guys, it seems too bisarre to me. (as an artist) For ten of thousands of dollars for a jpge-gif I want absolut ownership of that image and a hard protection, lol.
NBA Top Shot has been the only stabilized NFT platform that I have seen so far, due to its connection with trading cards and association with the NBA. The values are backed by millions of fans in consistent slow growth, in much the same way that ticket prices and memorabilia slowly rise over time. Other NFT platforms, especially featuring random art, seem like a unsustainable bubble to me - but to each their own.
To everyone, research it for 1 week before joining in. Not all you make is going to sell. Some make lazy art and successful, and many makes beautiful art and not sold 1 bit. Make something Cultural / Zeitgeist to make it worth.
What I don't understand is, can anyone access the original art work? Where is it stored? Basic question I was hoping to clarify with this video and many others I have seen
@davidhindu So you say that the image (or the NFT, since it can be anything AFAIK) is stored on the blockchain?? If I buy a 1 GB image, the whole image (1 GB) is stored on the blockchain??
So if the value of an NFT is dictated by how much someone is willing to pay for it in an auction type format, then how can anyone be assured that it will retain its value over time respective to other NFTs? In other words, who or what will dictate the value of an NFT? Seems to me that the only people who are benefiting financially for certain from the NFTs are the creators who are selling them. If I blow thousands of dollars on an NFT, or crytpo, there’s no way to say that my NFT will retain its value, correct? It seems like it depends on the origin of the NFT rather than the NFT itself.
I can't even express the level of laughter I'm experiencing watching content on NFT art. It's like I'm the whole backstage audience of a comedy show in the 80s.
The whole thing of having an unique piece of a digital content is just in our head, we are psychologically programmed to want "unique" things even if a screenshot of that would look the same..
NFTs will revolutionise digital assets like domain names, digital contracts, important files, and will be revolutionary for the VR/AR metaverse worlds that will be created within the next decade
@@HeythereDavehere love the content, and the amount of videos being created at the moment 😃. Will you be making more travel vlogs once international travel starts up again? Binge watched all your European vlog series 😂
This shows just how badly crypto holders want stuff to buy with their crypto. Once it becomes more adopted and people can pay mortgages and buy groceries with them, NFTs will become a niche market like most other collectibles.
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Looking at those numbers, it's going to be a top 1% kind of thing. And it makes sense that way, because when you're one of those super rich and super popular people, demand is exponentially higher and scarcity drives that demand. For the rest of us, they're not going to be any different from your non-fungible stuff like merch.
I'm sure NFTs will be here to stay, with more new uses than you can imagine in the near future. But with the current craze, I wonder if it will hit a local maximum before coming back down to wipe out most of the "art" that isn't that valuable, before slowly gaining popularity and price again.
6:52 So Logan Paul can sell "crypto cards" (that are obviously a parody of Pokémon) for obscene amounts of money with no problem. But someone uploads a full Pokémon soundtrack and the company goes crazy? What...? Also this entire video is making me go "what?" I feel like people have become invested with get-rich-quick schemes and stopped trying to innovate. I mean, good for the people racking up millions selling pixel art icons. But I'll never understand how this stuff happens. It's as cryptic and scary as the stock market.
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I'm just seeing a lot of artists and RUclipsrs suddenly selling NFTs. Seems like everyone is jumping on the latest trend to make some money then it'll all settle after a while. Sure NFTs will stay around for some people but I imagine it staying more as a trading platform type which largely doesn't appeal to or stick with most people.
kinda with Jordan, current state its insanity the valuations these are getting. I do think the idea and technology for more real life uses such as car titles, home titles, and IP addresses is promising though. But to "own" a GIF where you don't get royalties for someone using the GIF is just irrational speculating
this is all grate but as he even listed the diffrent collectables its all just small hyped up blips of time then everyone moves onto the next thing "NFT's" which is unattainable becuase. The difference between nfts and cards are that you cannot make your own cards and are limited, but anyone can just make anything an nft and create an unlimited amount. Which we have all seen in different times with money that everything becomes worthless and creates a huge bubble again. And lastly the average joe can bearly even use their phone so saying they need to get on the ETH blockchain and create NFt's their just gunna completely blank you. just my thoughts.
Honestly it’s ridiculous what ultra rich ppl are spending their money on; it’s all useless but at least the money is going to the seller.. maybe they’ll spend it more wisely.
These ultra rich making this Bitcoin money deserve to take a vacation and buy new clothes and cars. They should also not have to do anything and hire some people to do it for them. IMO the ultra rich needs a lot more vacations and need to spend much much more.
I definitely see this as a way for some unknown artists to also become more famous as well as potentially get paid for their art. Why should normal paintings alone be able to sell for a lot, digital assets are becoming more and more popular and thus it's just natural for things to evolve the way it is! I really hope this will help more digital artists to get recognized and also make some money doing what they love to do and are talented enough to do.
This is insane. I can't believe the prices. When there gets to be a full VR experience that the masses use every day then I can understand the uniqueness. But what is to stop someone from changing 1 pixel then calling that other thing unique vs the original. Etherium seems to be the blockchain of choice for these, so I'm going to pump that up.
I still don't understand the appeal of Digital Art. What do you own exactly? With a Picaso, you have the physical object, you have it on your wall, people can come look at it, it's famous, the artist is famous, there's a story there. A cryptopunk? You basically buying the story of novelty? The first in this new art market? You can print out that crypto punk and put it on your wall but, it would be a print. There's nothing stopping me from doing the same and hanging it on my wall. You can't even show that yours is the authentic one and mine is the fake without pulling out a computer and doing some very complicated things with a blockchain. I love Beeple. He does great work, I'm happy that he's getting rich off of it but, he's basically selling the "ownership" of digital works he's created and distributed for free. What exactly does ownership of a digital good mean? Especially once it's already been widely distributed? It's not the rights to the work so it's not as if I'm stopped from taking any of those Beeple works, printing it out and hanging it on my wall... This feels like a fad that will fade quickly. Like all high-priced art, it might be a good investment/value movement/tax evasion vehicle for rich people and less rich people thinking that whatever rich people do is glamourous might hop on but, I don't see the utility. Digital art doesn't have the original/copies dichotomy that traditional art has.
If you have money to burn, why not support artists and new technology? Like the internet in the 90’s it may blow up but ONE THING IS FOR SURE, what will remain is an undeniable empowering of creative artists through this new technology. How empowering is it to be able to authenticate and essentially copyright your own work, then sell and earn royalties on subsequent sales. Some of these artists have been contributing/publishing their graphics/music to the entire internet population for years and maybe even decades. I’m super happy to see they are getting a pay day 😃 Some very well deserved and some lucky 🍀 Would not recommend collecting in hopes of trading to make a buck, markets can tank after the hype.
I’m not even interested in this but I’m giving a thumbs up and a comment because I really want to help your channel get exposure for the algorithms. Definitely in my top 3 favorite RUclipsrs
It's possible to buy a record, or buy the copyright to the songs on the record and both of those transactions give the buyer certain rights. I'm not understanding what you actually get when buying an NFT? It's sounds like it's just a unique notation in a datbase.
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I definitely have lol. I actually just updated my gear list here heythere.tv/gear - the current setup primarily consists of Sony A7s3, Aputure 120d key light and MC on the background, Rode Videomic NTG, and MacBook Air M1 chip. For live streams, we’re using heythere.tv/stream at the moment, but used OBS for a while.
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Hey there, the REAL Dave Hanson here... IGNORE all the scammer comments impersonating me and asking you to reach out to them for crypto or investment advice. It's all a scam. I report and block them but they keep coming back. I try to reply to as many comments as I can but the REAL Dave is not on Whatsapp and I will never ask for money or crypto.
Yahhhh I just paid them in cryptokitties.... going to need you to pay me those back
The real scammers often use the RUclips channel logo or picture of
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I always report them to RUclips. Happy RUclips To All
Lol this is some silly LA thing again like usual I bet if you got the stats 70%-80% of buyers would crazy people with too much corrupt gained funds (disclaimer in my opinion). It seems as though LA is descending further and further into chaos...l all of these digital art stuff is going sh1t itself.. imagin your hard drive breaks or your account on the website you purchased that thing got hacked and stolen your fcuked... you don’t have a physical item just some code on a hard drive or website... foolish.
How about bitcoin block number 0 for NFT by Satoshi Nakamoto.
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came here for a 101 in crypto art left with a PhD in Logan paul lmao
Lmao! That was funny! Haha 😂
Lmaooo😭😭
@Daniel Sullivan I know right, this guy told us nothing about Crypto NFT except for the top three sellers in the category of digital artwork and the handful millionaires buying the artwork up. Mind you, most of the infomation is available on their website. I separated my rant about how useless to information given to us during this video the information below is really what the whole video should have been about.
Like @Daniel Sullivan mentioned above, Logan Paul ended up being in 3 out 7 sections for about 4.5 mins of run time. He bought Pokemon Cards not even NFT's. Sure, his team is going to sell them but not in the NFT format so there wasnt even a reason to waste everyones time by putting him in.
Found the interview where Mark talked about the creation and sell of his NFT. Hope the two videos i left help you out.
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I like how he just skimmed over the fact that they got scammed out of $375k for a fake 1st edition pack of Pokémon cards
True , but that would kind of change direction of the video. But thats true , I'm sure someone has the full story on the fake 1st edition, what are the odds of someone perfecting bootleg first editors if some countries can perfect God money
Foreshadowing for this garbage...
Next up paying for gifs
Charge it to the game
As if he would care to loose 375k thats peanuts to this guy. Its the same if you would loose 5$. You would think damn that sucks and carry on. Its disgusting how much people like him earn. And people keep buying his stuff, patreon and so on
This was more about Logan Paul and commercials than NFTs.
Foreal. Learned absolutely nothing. Waste of time.
I didn't know shit now I know more than I did though
this video is all over the place and explained little to none
Play at 1.5x speed
This guys hard on for Logan Paul is weird
So this is for the rich to spread their wealth cuz these prices are ridiculous.
It's money laundering 101
@@thaboseane502 In its purest form, agreed.
@@thaboseane502 Oh dear is that how that works
I love innovation and technology but this shits the biggest scam Ive ever seen
Fucking facts
For real
@@Brisbae lol I can see the scammers now
It's unreal, but happening.
Yaaaa...
Bitcoin and NFT’s sound great if you’ve got money & fame. For everyday peoples, it concerns me that if this type of inflation continues we’re on track for several bubbles to burst.
I totally agree. When the bubble bursts it will be a nuclear explosion followed by a nuclear winter which will last a long time
Yep 😩
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If you want to access the NFT wallet contents
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Almost non-existent explanation of just how NFT's work.
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Lmao it’s worthless
Lmao it’s worthless
@@coolguy-ze1gs hello
Funny how people who buy art that is essentially worthless, as far as actual utility, mock crypto real estate, something that could have actual utility, it could be used in a movie, if it is put in 3D format. If people will buy art, which has virtually no actual utility, they will certainly buy digital real estate too.
Utterly useless! But thanks for the laugh! 😅
Why would I paid for a picture? When I can just take a picture? Copy, paste? I don't understand.
I dont get it either if I want to see it I can just google it or take a screenshot thats it. No skill inovolved in converting nyan cat into NFT. Its not like a painting that takes effort and skill in order to make it.
Its all growing on speculation. No one really cares if he actually owns something or not. They just hope that the price is going up.
I would say the same thing about baseball cards. Cardboard pictures worth Millions
You don't have to get it. Just understand rust there are a lot of dumbass prior or there rust stop buy this junk.
Im interested and thought this could be a cool new way for digital artists to sell their works, but this seems like no one in this cares for the artwork itself but only for its financial value. This brakes my heart, especially after logan paul ruined collecting pokemon cards and now also drops extremely overpriced artworks...
Truth
Yeah, you have to be popular, otherwise how will people appraise your work
Yeh man it looks like this is going the way traditional art(paintings) went/ Ultra filthy rich collectors or businessmen purchase the art not for the art but as another type of investment/moneyplay with auction prices rising astronomically high. The difference with real art is that now these are just tokens not really valuable art pieces,I mean come on, little cartoon characters??11??
Literally most art ever xD
@@dompit9535 Art bashing is lame
Andy Warhol is laughing in his grave.
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This has to be a parody of real life.
the door to transhumanism thru AI
@@skybison_9 tell me more
I'm sorry guys, but nfts really don't make any sense for me. I really don't see how an nft is unique (like digital highlight reels) when you can get the exact same thing from just watching a RUclips highlight reel. Simply saying that oh, but "it's imprinted on a block chain, that's what makes it unique" sounds ridiculous to me. If you can't do anything with a non tangible asset except look at it and gloat to others that you have it, it's not going to last long...
This is a hard nope from me...
why?
But If you're a creaator you don't have to take risks...wild speculation is an other thing. :-)
You would trade 1 ETH for a picture card ? I wouldn't
i just dont get it, why would we buy pictures and gifs that can be searched by google and can be made by anyone that can do photoshop
I guess it is the same as saying why would you care about having a Michael Jordan rookie card when you can just google it to see it. To some people having the original item holds a lot of value. You have a fair point but I think that is the best way to explain it.
@@247gaminghotline Yes. I don't have the technical knowledge to explain why but as far as I know these are encrypted by the blockchain and cannot be replicated.
@@247gaminghotline that’s a good question that I was thinking about. It seems that there have already been counterfeit NFTs out there. I think the amount of counterfeits will only increase over time. Especially given the amount of money that is being thrown around in pursuit of this speculative investment.
@@masn668 I don’t think that’s the same because a Jordan card can actually be held in your hand. Most NFTs can’t be physically held..
While you're trying to get it, other people *are* getting it and moving ahead and making money. Everything will be traded on the blockchain in future.
An amazing moment of clarity at 05:45 that sums EFT Art up perfectly.
HAHAHA.... Exactly what I thought.. All the Art is utter shit too..
Two words: Tulip Craze. One word: Beware!
Two more words: Beanie Babies
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@@HeythereDavehere Haha. Touché
They are digital tulips on a blockchain. Totally different.
That's what they keep saying about bitcoin...
What makes sense most about digital NFTs is the perpetual royalties for the creator protected by a unique token. Finally a way that artists can disengage from the middle man.
Right
I don't think I have enough time left on this planet to understand how this all works
This made my day 🤣🤣🤣
If only NFTs could revolutionize copyright to simply give a cut for whatever is transformed instead of restricting altogether.
The NFT can be set up to do any number of creative things with sharing of revenue and managing usage rights for art/music/video/etc… this is a very interesting use-case to me
@@HeythereDavehere I could not agree more on this one. For Art I am not sure but Digital assets and creative of all sort , this is a bomb!!!
I’ve have this limit edition digital pet rock, any takers. 100x in one year for sure! First and only if it’s kind!
keyword: "Unique COPIES" what the actual ....
NFTs that eventually have a intrinsic value will be game changing these useless JPEGs people are buying are beanie babies
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NFT paintings selling at auction for $1,000,000+ is nutty! Always appreciate your take on things, Dave 👍
Thanks Ross… I appreciate it!!
Digtial artist finally getting paid, I think it's a good step towards the future.
Have you bought any NFTs? Considering it? Do you think the NFT crypto trend will last?
Yes, bought Hashmasks and some NBA Top Shot moments.
The current state of NFT seems to be too good to be true, similar to ICOs back in 2017. However, good projects will be here to stay.
This is one trend I will not be joining. Would be speculating to me and has 0 interest in it similar to my interest in art. Great video though!
I think there will probably be a crash for all the reasons Jordan talked about on the dumb money video. That being said, long term NFT's will be revolutionary. Thanks for the content.
Why can't an artist just post a digital photo of their painting as an NFT and then sell the real painting with it? I would go for something like this as I like something to look at for my money when the power goes out.
That could potentially be the start of a new market within this nft craze
What i fail to realize is what is stopping someone from taking a screen shot of said art and having a copy of it themselves? I get a digital casino but digital art?
I came across all my old pixel art that was created on an Apple IIE back around 1985. We used to write line code for hours in computer class. Maybe this would be considered vintage art?
probably! I did the same thing... an Apple IIc was my first computer!
Right 🤣
So what I don't get is say one of the drawings I did gets screenshoted (I'm a very small creator atm) because idk someone liked the idea and then they go ahead and turn that into nft. Or how about someone seeing an image and tracing it out say in photoshop, and then selling it as there own? I guess it's just confusing how you as the buyer would know that they are the actual creator of that piece and how to protect your own art work from being stolen.
Thing about nft's is because of crypto's anonymity I could buy a set of nft's, sell them to myself over 10's to hundreds of different crypto addresses at higher and higher prices. Record all of these transactions to the blockchain basically anonymously and eventually sell to whoever gets convinced of this crazy value. This is already done within the art market and also collectibles, however that is done way more visibly with more people involved, but with crypto one person with a lot of time could do it all themselves.
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Figure it out
Cardano has 20 cents transaction fee for NFTs. For artists who are interested in creating NFT, check out how to make NFT in cardano
To the moon (couldn't resist)
How? we are still waiting for a way, for average Joe, to do this. A platform, a browser extension or, at least, some way to convert erc crypto art nft to Cardano nft. Already did my research on good old Google - no info yet.
@@johnnybravissimo5460 They are about to release their own NFT market in the following weeks.
But.. If I create a NFT art.. and somebody copy my art and also creates an NFT. I know both of them won't have the same NFT code but is the same digital information. so.. so the system blocks same images ??
I'm not sure why are people surprised about digital assets in 21 century.
If you have a lot of money and dont know what to do with it,why not give it away to some fake artist for some fake art?
But for heavens sake there are better use for all this money.
Helping poor children or something.
Its insane.
Virtual reality and blockchain technology are the future. 10-20 years from now when people engage in VR daily and visit other people’s “worlds” they’ll want to flex their NFT or digital art just like how they did before and they do now. S/o Gary Vee
Of all the random nfts that exist today, I kinda think cryptopunks would be the ones that have a retro cool factor at some point in the future
Yup this is already the case in Decentraland, Cryptovoxels, Somnium space, and sandbox.
@@HeythereDavehere
I took a closer look at these heads (as a mosaic layer guy)...to my amazement they are very elegant when I drew them like pixel art with real pencils, the proportions are right on, at least on those heads I drew. Pretty interesting....
I know I’m old because when I finished this video, and sat back, I said to myself “wtf just happened”. Oh, I’m 22 btw🥲😄
Haha, I'm 22yrs young and I'm still processing in shock to what I've just watched... 😂🤣
Dave this was a great video and now I know what these are. However, any kind of demand for them remains extremely illogical. Why the heck do I want a jpeg or gif that I can prove is one of a limited run!? So strange! 🤣
Totally illogical and irrational, but give humans something new to buy, sell, or trade and they’ll do it!
@@HeythereDavehere agreed! I liked your video so much that I included it in a post to my subscribers!
Why would anyone buy art, when they could buy a poster for a fraction of the original painting price. Where is the value of a painting? Let's say you hang a Picasso on your living room, what is the difference in your enjoyment and in value if you found out that it was an indistinguible fake. Your enjoyment and experience previous to finding out would have been exactly the same, but not the value. The issue with virtual art is that up until now all copies were fakes even the original one, that's what this technology is giving the artist and the collectors, a way to be sure that that painting on your wall is the original, we went from no possibility of originality to total certainty.
Plus when you buy art you are not paying for a canvas with painting on it, you are purchasing beauty, creativity, vision, an investment, but it's also about rewarding the artist, which was very difficult to do with digital artists until now...
appreciate it Brendan!
@nicomal it’s not about the enjoyment factor of art - it’s purely the rights management and ability to buy and sell the IP
So I can make a Pokémon card of myself and sell it as an NFT and there is no Pokémon infringement?
As a writer do you think it would be possible for me to sell short stories, poems, and articles for nfts?
Wondering the same...
you could try...
@J H you mean publishing on Amazon? That's what we already do but it doesn't involve NFTs.
how do you know if something already has an NFT?
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Why would someone want to collect a picture on their phone?
Dunno, ever heard of video games?
Bc it's art. You have wallpapers right?
@@smugfrog1041 but you can’t interact with a still cartoon picture and nobody cares or collects wall papers lol
@@blueberrylu5964 you know anyone that collects wall papers?
@@blueberrylu5964 there’s also no such thing as unfungible since anyone can make an exact copy easily
This just seems like we 180'd back into buying collectible cards. I don't think most people should sell NFT art, but it would be cool to see traditional collectible card companies like Pokemon or Match Attacks get in on it.
The world is changing! I'm glad to be part of that. I've made so much financial progress indulging in investing. Crypto currency is the evolution of money
I agree:) the world is going digital Same as money!
Sorry I don't get it.. why do we need to pay while we can get it for free online?
I would buy all Will Ferrell NFT gifs. As long as I get a commission whenever they are used.
Your commission would be the the gif going up in value.
kind of, but commission and growth are not the same, even i understand the technical side being a engineer, still can´t relate to NFT gifs, hmmm
Interesting concept... earning commission on a NFT gif every time it's used. That would make NFTs more interesting than simply buying just to sell later. Smells like a bubble to me.
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I'm new to this but learning fast...I thougt the sell and buy the COPYRIGHT to that particular image...but they just "own" a stupid copy with other guys, it seems too bisarre to me. (as an artist)
For ten of thousands of dollars for a jpge-gif I want absolut ownership of that image and a hard protection, lol.
whats the goal? I can copy any gif or any jpg, I don´t need any nfts...
NBA Top Shot has been the only stabilized NFT platform that I have seen so far, due to its connection with trading cards and association with the NBA. The values are backed by millions of fans in consistent slow growth, in much the same way that ticket prices and memorabilia slowly rise over time. Other NFT platforms, especially featuring random art, seem like a unsustainable bubble to me - but to each their own.
To everyone, research it for 1 week before joining in. Not all you make is going to sell. Some make lazy art and successful, and many makes beautiful art and not sold 1 bit. Make something Cultural / Zeitgeist to make it worth.
What I don't understand is, can anyone access the original art work? Where is it stored? Basic question I was hoping to clarify with this video and many others I have seen
@davidhindu So you say that the image (or the NFT, since it can be anything AFAIK) is stored on the blockchain?? If I buy a 1 GB image, the whole image (1 GB) is stored on the blockchain??
I still don’t understand the point of owning a image someone can simply screenshot? Where is the value in having a picture digitally?
So if the value of an NFT is dictated by how much someone is willing to pay for it in an auction type format, then how can anyone be assured that it will retain its value over time respective to other NFTs? In other words, who or what will dictate the value of an NFT? Seems to me that the only people who are benefiting financially for certain from the NFTs are the creators who are selling them. If I blow thousands of dollars on an NFT, or crytpo, there’s no way to say that my NFT will retain its value, correct? It seems like it depends on the origin of the NFT rather than the NFT itself.
NFTs are the new wave proceeding the inevitable VR revolution
I can't even express the level of laughter I'm experiencing watching content on NFT art. It's like I'm the whole backstage audience of a comedy show in the 80s.
Laugh it off, while others are laughing all the way to the bank.
This is how money laundering works...few people know this.
The whole thing of having an unique piece of a digital content is just in our head, we are psychologically programmed to want "unique" things even if a screenshot of that would look the same..
I want to start selling my artwork as NFT's, I'm still researching but idk where to actually start haha
Same! Im trying to understand but still nothing😐
NFTs will revolutionise digital assets like domain names, digital contracts, important files, and will be revolutionary for the VR/AR metaverse worlds that will be created within the next decade
Thanks for the feedback. I think you’re right!
@@HeythereDavehere love the content, and the amount of videos being created at the moment 😃. Will you be making more travel vlogs once international travel starts up again? Binge watched all your European vlog series 😂
For established artists it could be a game changer...
This shows just how badly crypto holders want stuff to buy with their crypto. Once it becomes more adopted and people can pay mortgages and buy groceries with them, NFTs will become a niche market like most other collectibles.
Can you sell physical items as NFT? Like if I have a rare figure, comic, item, etc. Could I list it as an NFT and then ship it to the buyer?
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Looking at those numbers, it's going to be a top 1% kind of thing. And it makes sense that way, because when you're one of those super rich and super popular people, demand is exponentially higher and scarcity drives that demand. For the rest of us, they're not going to be any different from your non-fungible stuff like merch.
I'm sure NFTs will be here to stay, with more new uses than you can imagine in the near future. But with the current craze, I wonder if it will hit a local maximum before coming back down to wipe out most of the "art" that isn't that valuable, before slowly gaining popularity and price again.
It costs around $40 to upload/create an NFT and then around $40 to accept a purchase. This is ridiculous
what do I gain by buying a .gif if I can duplicate it and send it as many time as I want?
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So Logan Paul can sell "crypto cards" (that are obviously a parody of Pokémon) for obscene amounts of money with no problem.
But someone uploads a full Pokémon soundtrack and the company goes crazy? What...?
Also this entire video is making me go "what?"
I feel like people have become invested with get-rich-quick schemes and stopped trying to innovate.
I mean, good for the people racking up millions selling pixel art icons. But I'll never understand how this stuff happens. It's as cryptic and scary as the stock market.
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Blown away by the production levels of your videos! This is probably the first time I've ever actually watched a sponsor without skipping because it was such a fresh, on-brand take.
I'm just seeing a lot of artists and RUclipsrs suddenly selling NFTs. Seems like everyone is jumping on the latest trend to make some money then it'll all settle after a while.
Sure NFTs will stay around for some people but I imagine it staying more as a trading platform type which largely doesn't appeal to or stick with most people.
kinda with Jordan, current state its insanity the valuations these are getting. I do think the idea and technology for more real life uses such as car titles, home titles, and IP addresses is promising though. But to "own" a GIF where you don't get royalties for someone using the GIF is just irrational speculating
this is all grate but as he even listed the diffrent collectables its all just small hyped up blips of time then everyone moves onto the next thing "NFT's" which is unattainable becuase. The difference between nfts and cards are that you cannot make your own cards and are limited, but anyone can just make anything an nft and create an unlimited amount. Which we have all seen in different times with money that everything becomes worthless and creates a huge bubble again. And lastly the average joe can bearly even use their phone so saying they need to get on the ETH blockchain and create NFt's their just gunna completely blank you. just my thoughts.
Honestly it’s ridiculous what ultra rich ppl are spending their money on; it’s all useless but at least the money is going to the seller.. maybe they’ll spend it more wisely.
These ultra rich making this Bitcoin money deserve to take a vacation and buy new clothes and cars. They should also not have to do anything and hire some people to do it for them. IMO the ultra rich needs a lot more vacations and need to spend much much more.
You look like Stuart, "look what I can do!"
I definitely see this as a way for some unknown artists to also become more famous as well as potentially get paid for their art. Why should normal paintings alone be able to sell for a lot, digital assets are becoming more and more popular and thus it's just natural for things to evolve the way it is! I really hope this will help more digital artists to get recognized and also make some money doing what they love to do and are talented enough to do.
I’m honestly not sure who would be stupid enough to drop this much money on a picture that my 3 year old could design on the computer 😂
Elon can sell images from space.
This is insane. I can't believe the prices. When there gets to be a full VR experience that the masses use every day then I can understand the uniqueness. But what is to stop someone from changing 1 pixel then calling that other thing unique vs the original. Etherium seems to be the blockchain of choice for these, so I'm going to pump that up.
And I thought spending on video game cosmetics was dumb...
You should explain blockchain if trying to explain NFTs
Really struggling to see anything other than a hype bubble
I still don't understand the appeal of Digital Art. What do you own exactly? With a Picaso, you have the physical object, you have it on your wall, people can come look at it, it's famous, the artist is famous, there's a story there. A cryptopunk? You basically buying the story of novelty? The first in this new art market? You can print out that crypto punk and put it on your wall but, it would be a print. There's nothing stopping me from doing the same and hanging it on my wall. You can't even show that yours is the authentic one and mine is the fake without pulling out a computer and doing some very complicated things with a blockchain. I love Beeple. He does great work, I'm happy that he's getting rich off of it but, he's basically selling the "ownership" of digital works he's created and distributed for free. What exactly does ownership of a digital good mean? Especially once it's already been widely distributed? It's not the rights to the work so it's not as if I'm stopped from taking any of those Beeple works, printing it out and hanging it on my wall... This feels like a fad that will fade quickly. Like all high-priced art, it might be a good investment/value movement/tax evasion vehicle for rich people and less rich people thinking that whatever rich people do is glamourous might hop on but, I don't see the utility. Digital art doesn't have the original/copies dichotomy that traditional art has.
If you have money to burn, why not support artists and new technology? Like the internet in the 90’s it may blow up but ONE THING IS FOR SURE, what will remain is an undeniable empowering of creative artists through this new technology. How empowering is it to be able to authenticate and essentially copyright your own work, then sell and earn royalties on subsequent sales. Some of these artists have been contributing/publishing their graphics/music to the entire internet population for years and maybe even decades. I’m super happy to see they are getting a pay day 😃 Some very well deserved and some lucky 🍀 Would not recommend collecting in hopes of trading to make a buck, markets can tank after the hype.
I’m not even interested in this but I’m giving a thumbs up and a comment because I really want to help your channel get exposure for the algorithms. Definitely in my top 3 favorite RUclipsrs
Ha! Well I appreciate that! Hopefully it’ll be a topic you’re interested in next time
It’s interesting but not something I’d put money in haha.
It's possible to buy a record, or buy the copyright to the songs on the record and both of those transactions give the buyer certain rights. I'm not understanding what you actually get when buying an NFT? It's sounds like it's just a unique notation in a datbase.
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I definitely have lol. I actually just updated my gear list here heythere.tv/gear - the current setup primarily consists of Sony A7s3, Aputure 120d key light and MC on the background, Rode Videomic NTG, and MacBook Air M1 chip. For live streams, we’re using heythere.tv/stream at the moment, but used OBS for a while.
@@HeythereDavehere Thank you Dave for sharing :)
As a Dutch, CryptoPunks reminds me of our own tulip version of this 300 year ago. Spoiler alert! It didn't end well...
Buy Beepple...his work will 100x minimum.
I downloaded some of his images for free from the web, what's the next step? :-))
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How to create a website like cryptopunk
Is there a way to store more complicated assets like PDFs on a NFT blockchain?
plot twist this is just a promo video for a new blackmirror series
If Duchamp had a computer, this is what would have happened.
Cant understand a thing.what happened to this world
I still do not know, how NFTs works. How they are connected with art
So basically, I draw something and someone decides it is worth 1000000$ and pays me....
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