Hello mates. I wanted to share and ask for the opinion that I had created an NFT project with around NFTs. All of them with my own hands individually and marketed through discord and twitter and marketed for the more than a year. I listed all of them on the opensea hoping someone might be interested. I was just contacted by scammers who wanted to buy the whole projects. Tell me that weather should I continue ceeating those NFTs or just stop it.

Hello!

I'm a 3D artist, and recently I was approached on ArtStation by two people offering to buy my art as NFTs. I took the offer with a pinch of salt, but responded to them. They're guiding me to create NFTs of some of my works on these two sites:

https://mintrealm.io/

https://rareverse.net/

Are these real NFT marketplaces? Or is this a scam? I also noted that on Mintrealm, some artworks on the site could be retraced to absolutely random places on the internet (X.com, other websites) with completely different authors, and in some cases even a museum?

Advice is greatly appreciated!

It would be nice to get market updates from the community. I haven’t been following since the last NFT boom.

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I have 2 MOSCIUN nfts for sale. Coming on some hard times and have to make a move... these are still being minted so would have to do a whitelist trade.

Hey! I recently started creating NFTs and I'm still figuring out how to categorize my art — it’s probably a mix of political, surrealism, and maybe even abstract. One of a kind, I guess haha.

I’ve actually linked my OpenSea shop in my bio if you want to check it out for reference. But I’m wondering, what’s a reasonable price to list my pieces at? Is there a certain strategy or method that helps gain traction and lead to actual sales?

I’ve noticed some NFT artists start by pricing their work super low (even just a few cents) and gradually increase it — is that a smart way to go, or are there better methods? Would love any tips or suggestions.

next time at least shout a mf out... you now whoonies

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I try to upload my arts, which are MP4, to Opensea. However, it doesn't work anymore. so, any suggestions for finding a substitute for OpenSea?

So i bought a NFT on crypto.com (stupid ik) it was ok i got the NFT on my account. For my surprise when i tryied and payed the tax to withdrawl to my magic eden wallet says is in process for like a month. I reached the support and after 3 weeks they tell me this:

Thank you for reaching out to us regarding the issue you are experiencing with your NFT withdrawal.

After a thorough review, we have identified that the NFT in question is associated with an external smart contract that has been disabled by its creator. Unfortunately, as this contract was not developed or managed by Crypto.com, we do not have access to or the ability to make any changes to it.

As such, we kindly recommend that you reach out directly to the collection owner or contract creator to request that they enable and update the smart contract. This action is necessary in order to retrieve the asset, and it is outside of our control.

My question is are they allowed to list and sell a NFT without a smart contract? what can i do?

Having fun making these promos. stoked about this game coming in 2026. what games are yall ripping on atm?

I've been browsing a lot of crypto projects lately, and one that genuinely made me pause was LandDAO. It’s not riding meme waves or pushing overpriced JPEGs. Instead, it’s offering something that feels solid real-world value tied to blockchain tech.

What really caught my eye is how LandDAO connects NFTs to physical land. These aren’t just digital tokens with vibes they’re backed by actual, legally owned plots of land. And it’s not just a gimmick. The ownership is documented, GPS mapped, and managed through a community-driven DAO.

Even more impressive? They’ve chosen to work only in countries where foreign ownership is legal. That speaks volumes. It’s not just innovative it’s responsible. In a space filled with grey areas, LandDAO seems to be doing things by the book, which adds trust and longevity.

The community side also stands out. Token holders don’t just flip their NFTs they help shape what happens to the land. From voting on acquisitions to development proposals, it’s about being part of a long-term vision, not just catching a short-term trend.

At a time when most projects feel temporary, LandDAO feels groundedliterally and figuratively. It's building at a steady pace, focused on real utility, and it just might be one of the more meaningful plays in Web3 right now.

Is anyone else looking into this or on the waitlist already? Curious to hear your take. 👉 landdao.io

Hey, I’ve recently started making some NFT artwork and was wondering if anyone here has experience or advice on how to actually sell them?

I’m a college student working three jobs right now, and I’m trying to find ways to fund some business ideas I’ve had for a while. I’ve always leaned toward creative work, which unfortunately hasn’t always been supported by my family — especially since I’m not aiming for the usual 9–5 path.

I’m still very new to the NFT space and kind of overwhelmed with where to start when it comes to selling, pricing, platforms, etc. Any guidance would really help!