For the most part, this article has

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For the most part, this article has discussed existing NFT projects. These are existing entities that have a history associated with them. They have a trail of data that is researchable.

A good percentage of flipping NFTs will fall into this space; at singapore buy cell phone number list at the more basic level. Like all things, especially tech, NFT flipping is a very deep rabbit hole. The next step into the world of NFTs and flipping is brand new projects that have not been released into the world yet.

These are NFT projects that nobody owns any of yet. When the NFT is released, it’s somewhat similar to an IPO (Initial Public Offering) for a company in the business world.

Of course, buying NFTs without a price history comes with more risk, and a potential for more reward. A cheap NFT (or couple of NFTs) you picked up at the initial sale price could 1000x over the next couple months. Or they could sell for pennies on the dollar.


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These days, it’s safe to assume that if you aren’t an “insider”, then it’s totally random whether a project takes off or not. You may have some special insight into what sells in the NFT space after a year or more of research, but as a newbie, I would not expect that you’ll have some superpower of guessing which NFT project will moon next. Quality of art is not an indicator of high sale price. Just look at Gary V’s horrible drawings and how much they sells for.