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Paige enters the world of NFTs
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[QUOTE="TeamFirst!, post: 4311682, member: 11538"] You can have free NFT's. It's not necessarily a bad thing. A lot of marketers will offer them for free. It's crazy what some people have paid to invest in them but maybe they are onto something I'm missing. I can see where some of them might well have real value. Imagine a market with a billion potential buyers for a product you can maybe sell for 100% profit. Even the sale itself will be automated. At a $2 price that's maybe a million dollar product for a lot of NFTs. Extend that to thousands of products. It's a gold rush. It's conceivable some NFT's will be worth over $10 mil. [/QUOTE]
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