The Evolution of NFTs: From Hype to Utility—Can They Make a Comeback?

[DegenLifestyle]

NFTs aren’t what they used to be, to be honest. Remember the days when Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs were worth thousands of dollars each? What happened?

Seeing Mint Blockchain thriving recently reminded me of the good old days. Maybe they’ll bring the fun back into NFTs, especially since their goal is to connect individuals—even AI agents—and enable them to own NFTs.

With just over a year since their mainnet release, their infrastructure is fully operational, supporting over 100 ecosystem applications across various sectors. I don’t know, but I have a good feeling about this, especially with so many platforms on board. Bitget (offers the most rewards), Bybit, and Gate are all involved.


Anyway, we probably have some NFT enthusiasts here who might have participated in the mint airdrop. Let’s hear your thoughts on this.

[bitterguy28]

NFTs aren’t what they used to be, to be honest. Remember the days when Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs were worth thousands of dollars each? What happened?

people lost interest because they were not earning from nfts

Seeing Mint Blockchain thriving recently reminded me of the good old days. Maybe they’ll bring the fun back into NFTs, especially since their goal is to connect individuals—even AI agents—and enable them to own NFTs.

i do not know is that all the purpose of a mint blockchain? to allow for more nfts? but how does that improve nfts? in the end i  see them as having the same purpose as they had before i have never really been a big fan of nfts and i do not think i will convert in the near future either

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

I will have to say this that we should not have too much expectations on them all, because crypto in general cannot be predicted to that extent we have to be mindful of our decisions taking regarding the market for now so that they won't have a kind of negative effect on what we do, the hype will always be because that is virtually part of the experience and fun we had in crypto.

[Faisal2202]

NFTs aren’t what they used to be, to be honest. Remember the days when Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs were worth thousands of dollars each? What happened?
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Anyway, we probably have some NFT enthusiasts here who might have participated in the mint airdrop. Let’s hear your thoughts on this.

I have joined the airdrop of this project a long time ago, I worked on it's 2 seasons and claimed many galaxe oats too but unfortunately I am still ineligible due to my mistakes and their criteria was also very strict, they recently gave their claim page and it was really frustrating to know I am ineligible after all those efforts.

I was very interested and hopeful with this project but now I don't give a shit haha as the project is just another NFT marketplace nothing more so expecting another boom into NFT narrative due to this project is not a good thing to expect. Because it is not going to happen.

[Alone055]

I haven't joined the said airdrop, but I would say a few things about the subject: NFTs

I remember the days when NFTs were a trend, and people were crazy about them. I remember a guy buying an NFT worth more than $400k, and I wonder what happened to them and all the money people were throwing into this area. There used to be a lot of specific NFT brands, and their NFTs were pretty expensive back in the day.

That being said, I don't think NFTs can make a comeback anymore. The actual reason why the trend died so quickly was that the technology wasn't used properly. NFTs could have been utilized in a much better way if they were utilized as tokenized items and collectibles, let's say in games where people play and collect stuff online, they could have marketplaces where they could sell them, etc.

[DegenLifestyle]

NFTs aren’t what they used to be, to be honest. Remember the days when Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs were worth thousands of dollars each? What happened?

people lost interest because they were not earning from nfts

Seeing Mint Blockchain thriving recently reminded me of the good old days. Maybe they’ll bring the fun back into NFTs, especially since their goal is to connect individuals—even AI agents—and enable them to own NFTs.

i do not know is that all the purpose of a mint blockchain? to allow for more nfts? but how does that improve nfts? in the end i  see them as having the same purpose as they had before i have never really been a big fan of nfts and i do not think i will convert in the near future either

Not all, I just said a part. Their ecosystem is growing, I'll suggest you dyor more though. Might not be able to explain every details here..

NFTs aren’t what they used to be, to be honest. Remember the days when Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs were worth thousands of dollars each? What happened?
-cut-
Anyway, we probably have some NFT enthusiasts here who might have participated in the mint airdrop. Let’s hear your thoughts on this.

I have joined the airdrop of this project a long time ago, I worked on it's 2 seasons and claimed many galaxe oats too but unfortunately I am still ineligible due to my mistakes and their criteria was also very strict, they recently gave their claim page and it was really frustrating to know I am ineligible after all those efforts.

I was very interested and hopeful with this project but now I don't give a shit haha as the project is just another NFT marketplace nothing more so expecting another boom into NFT narrative due to this project is not a good thing to expect. Because it is not going to happen.

Oh sorry about that for being ineligible. Seems they're also some complaints about getting only 50% of their airdrop but they've addressed it also. The token is live, what caught my attention is the juicy apr on poolx
. Might throw in some few bucks

[TomPluz]

I remember the days when NFTs were a trend, and people were crazy about them. I remember a guy buying an NFT worth more than $400k, and I wonder what happened to them and all the money people were throwing into this area. There used to be a lot of specific NFT brands, and their NFTs were pretty expensive back in the day. That being said, I don't think NFTs can make a comeback anymore. The actual reason why the trend died so quickly was that the technology wasn't used properly. NFTs could have been utilized in a much better way if they were utilized as tokenized items and collectibles, let's say in games where people play and collect stuff online, they could have marketplaces where they could sell them, etc.

Whoa...that guy who bought an NFT worth $400K must be crying right now if he was not able to moved his asset before the market got soured on NFT. I think you are right with your assessment...NFT will have a hard time coming back it its former glory if there will be no clear and practical innovations to be introduced to make it more timely and valuable. Right now, there is a trend of using NFT as part of the product mix or offerings that a project is into...not anymore the standalone feature but just one of the options available...and I think this can work right and the market will appreciate more along this line. There remains a very good technology behind NFT and if used right and legitimately, I can still see some light ahead of this sector.

[TomPluz]

...i do not know is that all the purpose of a mint blockchain? to allow for more nfts? but how does that improve nfts? in the end i  see them as having the same purpose as they had before i have never really been a big fan of nfts and i do not think i will convert in the near future either

I would take a lot of time for NFT to make a comeback and if NFT will just be offering the same thing then it can already be signed to oblivion. There must be something with NFT that people will reconsider them to be worth investing...one thing for sure if they are not getting anything with an NFT except maybe a viewing pleasure (just like viewing your own expensive painting) then it would be so hard to bring back its glory days. We need to add utility cases to NFT and of course we need to add profits as investors are really greedy (just to be honest). And if Mint will not offer us something then I do not see a good, bright future of that platform.

[bisdak40]

For me, NFTs aren’t as fun as before Bored Apes were the peak. But Mint Blockchain feels fresh. I just heard about the mint airdrop too. You connect your wallet, do a few tasks, and you get free MINT tokens. It’s simple and kinda brings back that old NFT vibe.