Trevor Lawrence NFT

[bsnsports0605]

collectible nft open edition and 1/1 on Bitski tmrw

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/...arities-in-jax

you must download the app to see the article...

A DIFFERENT DROP: THE ADIDAS X TREVOR LAWRENCE NFT: https://confirmed.onelink.me/mzYA?pi...type%3Darticle

[bsnsports0605]

Open edition drop will last for an hour and no wallet is required

[Maven]

This kid doesn’t need to play down, endorsements galore. Hope he stays hungry.

[49erRCCollector]

I gotta say I have no interest in Blockchain/NFT. That's not a comment on what they may or may not be worth moving forward, but owning a digital picture is not exciting to me.

[MogulSkier39]

Originally Posted by bsnsports0605

Open edition drop will last for an hour and no wallet is required

Can it be moved to a wallet? For example, can I move it to my wax wallet where I hold my Topps NFTs?

[bsnsports0605]

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[alphaomegas]

Originally Posted by bsnsports0605

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lmbo NFT biggest scam since 3d tv

[JeremyNick]

I think it may be time for a digital sub here. I don’t hate it, but it’s definitely a different collectible category altogether.

[jplarson]

I remember when NFT meant "not for trade" or "no fungus toppings".

[deathwished13]

Originally Posted by 49erRCCollector

I gotta say I have no interest in Blockchain/NFT. That's not a comment on what they may or may not be worth moving forward, but owning a digital picture is not exciting to me.

Agreed and many of us older collectors have no desire for digital cards.
I was the same with my video games too lol but now having physical is useless anyway since 75 percent of the damn thing needs downloaded to work now too lol
I am amazed that p ople actually pay real money for the blitz app cards. It's not common but I've seen some go for 100+...nuts

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[alphaomegas]

Originally Posted by deathwished13

Agreed and many of us older collectors have no desire for digital cards.
I was the same with my video games too lol but now having physical is useless anyway since 75 percent of the damn thing needs downloaded to work now too lol
I am amazed that p ople actually pay real money for the blitz app cards. It's not common but I've seen some go for 100+...nuts

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It all started with the FED free money....Its the perfect storm and were all doom soon

[Seahawks fan]

Originally Posted by deathwished13

Agreed and many of us older collectors have no desire for digital cards.
I was the same with my video games too lol but now having physical is useless anyway since 75 percent of the damn thing needs downloaded to work now too lol
I am amazed that p ople actually pay real money for the blitz app cards. It's not common but I've seen some go for 100+...nuts

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Atleast with Video Games the digital versions go on sale much more often, you don't have to wait, and physical games no longer hold their value like they used to.

Digital Cards.... ????

Can't wait for digital grading

[thecardscout]

nfts are already becoming a joke. People are losing millions

[MogulSkier39]

Originally Posted by thecardscout

nfts are already becoming a joke. People are losing millions

Source on this?

[Maxim104]

Anyone know how to buy or sell these now?

[Dallas Cowboys]

Originally Posted by 49erRCCollector

I gotta say I have no interest in Blockchain/NFT. That's not a comment on what they may or may not be worth moving forward, but owning a digital picture is not exciting to me.

I am with you. That's why I love collecting cards. I like holding a physical copy in my hands and sorting my cards and looking through them. If I wanted digital I would have never got back into collecting 10 years ago. I would just pull up scans of cards on the internet when the mood strikes me.

[Grid]

Originally Posted by MogulSkier39

Source on this?

Scam, pyramid scheme and tech speculation bubble -- such have been the more cynical responses to the meteoric rise of the NFT (non-fungible token) market.

So has the boom gone bust already?

Perhaps, according to recent figures published by Nonfungible.com, which show that the average price of NFTs plummeted almost 70% from a peak of around $4,000 in mid-February to around $1,400 last week. Since Bloomberg first reported the price crash on April 3, sales remain low.

https://www.cnn.com/style/article/nf...tan/index.html

As Melissa Gilmour, the founder of the London-based NFT agency Lily & Piper, puts it: "A drop in value was inevitable. There has been an over-saturation of platforms and it's getting hard to differentiate and navigate."

[MogulSkier39]

Originally Posted by Grid

Scam, pyramid scheme and tech speculation bubble -- such have been the more cynical responses to the meteoric rise of the NFT (non-fungible token) market.

So has the boom gone bust already?

Perhaps, according to recent figures published by Nonfungible.com, which show that the average price of NFTs plummeted almost 70% from a peak of around $4,000 in mid-February to around $1,400 last week. Since Bloomberg first reported the price crash on April 3, sales remain low.

https://www.cnn.com/style/article/nf...tan/index.html

As Melissa Gilmour, the founder of the London-based NFT agency Lily & Piper, puts it: "A drop in value was inevitable. There has been an over-saturation of platforms and it's getting hard to differentiate and navigate."

I do think the numbers, though, may be skewed due to some extremely high "art world" sales prior to the (correction). The point about over-saturation of platforms I think is very important though. Real problem in my opinion.

[Mattman1234]

Originally Posted by Grid

Scam, pyramid scheme and tech speculation bubble -- such have been the more cynical responses to the meteoric rise of the NFT (non-fungible token) market.

So has the boom gone bust already?

Perhaps, according to recent figures published by Nonfungible.com, which show that the average price of NFTs plummeted almost 70% from a peak of around $4,000 in mid-February to around $1,400 last week. Since Bloomberg first reported the price crash on April 3, sales remain low.

https://www.cnn.com/style/article/nf...tan/index.html

As Melissa Gilmour, the founder of the London-based NFT agency Lily & Piper, puts it: "A drop in value was inevitable. There has been an over-saturation of platforms and it's getting hard to differentiate and navigate."

prices rise and lower on physical cards alot too, think with the nfts there was alot of hype with people getting involved becuase of fomo , if someone said to you nba cards bubble has burst because prices have lowered since febuary you would hardly agree. certainly dont see them as a scam hahahah nobody forcing or manipulating these people to buy

[Paderborn1907]

Originally Posted by Grid

Scam, pyramid scheme and tech speculation bubble -- such have been the more cynical responses to the meteoric rise of the NFT (non-fungible token) market.

So has the boom gone bust already?

Perhaps, according to recent figures published by Nonfungible.com, which show that the average price of NFTs plummeted almost 70% from a peak of around $4,000 in mid-February to around $1,400 last week. Since Bloomberg first reported the price crash on April 3, sales remain low.

https://www.cnn.com/style/article/nf...tan/index.html

As Melissa Gilmour, the founder of the London-based NFT agency Lily & Piper, puts it: "A drop in value was inevitable. There has been an over-saturation of platforms and it's getting hard to differentiate and navigate."

Isn’t that exactly the beauty of the NFT market, you’ve full transparency among almost all sales and platforms?

Yes the market got corrected, but NFTs are here to stay and will exist together with other collectibles.

[hugh]

A side view of a long hair hippie, very exciting...NOT

[alphaomegas]

boy wish i can short NFT market and card market I'll be a billionaire within 6 months.

[alphaomegas]

Originally Posted by hugh

A side view of a long hair hippie, very exciting...NOT

Originally Posted by Paderborn1907

Isn’t that exactly the beauty of the NFT market, you’ve full transparency among almost all sales and platforms?

Yes the market got corrected, but NFTs are here to stay and will exist together with other collectibles.

what just like 3d tv were here to stay or virtual reality games. Stop pushing fake junk ponzi scheme to us. Smart people anit buying fake digital junk

[Grid]

Originally Posted by alphaomegas

what just like 3d tv were here to stay or virtual reality games. Stop pushing fake junk ponzi scheme to us. Smart people anit buying fake digital junk

Yup.

So many people missed out on other digital investments, like Bitcoin, that there are a lot of FOMO going on with initial NFT's right now.

The big thing to consider with the values being paid, is the marketing.

Major NFTs are pimped on the internet, advertised on major platforms, discussed on forums like this and pumped before they go live on social media.

It a feeding frenzy of hype. A ton of eyes on what's being offered.

You buy in, then what? 6 months, 2 years or whenever you go to sell. You won't have the same hype, or all the pomp and pageantry that surrounded these IPO's.

You really think you'll be getting more money then? Or when so many other NFT's of "like" types are everywhere?

I can't see how.

[packman80]

Originally Posted by 49erRCCollector

I gotta say I have no interest in Blockchain/NFT. That's not a comment on what they may or may not be worth moving forward, but owning a digital picture is not exciting to me.

It's the newest side hussle and people are dropping money for it like suckers. At some point it will be likely that these digital cards won't be worth anything and the thousands being spent will be money down the drain. Just give it another year or so until people finally get out going on vacations and doing stuff again that they stop being bored and spend their money on stupid stuff.