Nft’s: creating, collecting, trading. What’s the difference?

The Crypto Conglomerate
2 min readMar 9, 2022

Nft’s have gained allot of attention. But most still don’t really understand yet. Creating nft’s is more difficult than most think. I mean the creating part is easy. But to launch a successful nft sale that gains global attention isn’t easy at all. You have to learn how to create a campaign around your project and you have to include a ton of resources so the public will trust your nft is a store of value and not just a tokenized jpeg. Collecting nft’s is like collecting art. Sure you can buy any art to put in your home, but you have to have an eye for art to know which art would gain in value and which would be worthless in the future. Same with nft collectors. There’s alot of research that goes into finding good projects. Even then there are times when we buy things that never increase in value. So choose wisely and be patient. You might have missed a good project, but we just getting started. I’m sure there will be more. Trading nft’s is not the same as collecting. Collectors may enjoy the utility of an nft project and plan to hold long term. While traders are just looking to flip a profit. This is similar to trading crypto, stocks or forex. Your goal is to buy in on a good entry and sell when price is higher. No need to be committed to the project. If you want to collect then buy multiple. But the ultimate goal of an nft trader is to get at least 100% r.o.i. at minimum. You can combine trading and collecting as well. For example: TCG land was only 1bnb last month. If you wanted to trade and collect then you would have bought 3 pieces of land. The land gave out free dragons to every owner as a bonus. You could sell you dragons to pay off your land, but you don’t wanna sell all your dragons since you’re collecting as well. Now that the land has launch you could sell 1 piece for 7bnb. This will get you your money back and a profit all while you still own 2 other lands with a dragon or 2 to protect them. All in all, you flip a $1200 investment into $3500 profit and you still have assets worth $7–10k in your portfolio. Nft trading can be complicated, but it’s a skillset that could ultimately change your life if you willing to learn it. Tune into “Delta Krypto Daily News” later on today and I’m gonna go over a few stories about nft’s.

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