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Easy NFT was born out of the frustration many creators experience when trying to display their NFTs. Collectors encounter similar issues when acquiring NFTs at most NFT sites.
The necessary process of discovering if there is an audience for your creations at a typical NFT marketplace is a serious “pain point”. Painful to the creator because, before a creator can display (or a collector can see) a single creation, whether an image, an audio file, a collectible, etc. both the creator and collector endure a complicated “on boarding” process that includes:
setting up a digital wallet,
purchasing cryptocurrency such as BTC or ETH (usually with fiat currency like USD), and
connecting their digital wallet with an online NFT marketplace like Open Sea, Rarible, Mintable, Nifty Gateway, etc.
All of this before a creator can display or a collector can view a single piece of creative work. Is this really necessary?
Hard to believe, but the bank that works with one well know digital wallet (they bill themselves as the most user friendly) not only requires creators to upload both sides of a driver’s license but also upload a selfie while holding the driver’s license. One might expect this if the creator was asking the bank for a loan. But jumping through all these hoops just to display your works! In what sane world is that necessary?
Under such onerous circumstances it is not unreasonable for one to wonder if the current crop of NFT marketplaces are more about getting creators and collectors to purchase cryptocurrency than making it easy for creators to display and collectors to acquire creative works. By the way, most cryptocurrency is NOT “legal tender” for paying your rent, mortgage, car payment, groceries or your student loan. Ouch!
That’s a real painful disservice to creators who devote countless hours laboring over their creations. Why is an artist required to clear such nonsensical hurdles before they can even explore the possibility there is an audience of collectors for what they create?
Easy NFT solves a whole host of these problems by simplifying the process of bringing creator and collector together.
No hoops, no hurdles, no hassles! As easy as ordering a pizza.
Until creator and collector discover their shared interest, why would either have to deal with:
choosing a digital wallet
choosing which cryptocurrency among several hundred to store in the digital wallet
choosing Ethereum, Tezos, Neo or some other blockchain where creation ownership is documented
understanding stuff like smart contracts
peer to peer nodes
minting
mining
permissioned blockchain vs a permissionless
append only ledgers
or any of the other dictionary full of arcane crypto jargon?
None of these unnecessary complications address what likely is the creator’s number one question when thinking about engaging with an NFT platform in the first place. 
Namely, how do I find collectors who will value my NFTs more than holding on to their money, crypto or otherwise?
Of course, once a digital asset has attracted a collector the blockchain plays an indispensable role in establishing and protecting the collector’s ownership interest in the creative work.
Here again, Easy NFT simplifies the process of securing the new owner’s rights to the digital asset they have acquired by auto time stamping the sale on our secure ledger.
Easy NFT takes it a step further by making it possible for all creators to become Guardians of their creations even after ownership has been transferred to a collector. This Guardianship can extend through multiple ownership transfers.
And here’s the best part, the original creator of the NFT continues to enjoy compensation each time ownership of the NFT changes. It’s like receiving royalties or residuals. How does that sound?
Wikipedia describes NFTs as follows: “A non-fungible token (NFT) is a unit of data stored on a digital ledger, called a blockchain, that certifies a digital asset to be unique and therefore not interchangeable.
NFTs can be used to represent items such as photos, videos, audio, and other types of digital files. Access to any copy of the original file, however, is not restricted to the buyer of the NFT. While copies of these digital items are available for anyone to obtain, NFTs are tracked on blockchains to provide the owner with a proof of ownership that is separate from copyright.
Today there is increased interest in using NFTs. Blockchains like Ethereum, Flow, and Tezos have their own standards when it comes to supporting NFTs, but each works to ensure that the digital item represented is authentically one-of-a-kind.
NFTs are now being used to commodify digital assets in art, music, sports, and other popular [content]. Most NFTs are part of the Ethereum blockchain; however, other blockchains [like Easy NFT 247] can implement their own versions of NFTs.
The NFT market value tripled in 2020, reaching more than $250 million. In the first three months of 2021 alone, more than $200 million were spent on NFTs. The rise of NFT transactions has also led to increased environmental criticism. The computation-heavy processes associated with proof-of-work blockchains, the type primarily used for NFTs, require high energy inputs that are contributing to global warming. The carbon emissions produced by the energy needed to maintain these blockchains has forced some in the NFT market to rethink their carbon footprint.”
Easy NFT 247’s environmentally friendly blockchain design greatly diminishes the environmental impact of offering and acquiring unique NFTs in a wide range of categories.
NFTs that have made headlines include:
Beeple’s Everydays: the First 5000 Days sold for $69.30 million at a Christie’s auction.
M. Mandarin’s The Harmony sold for $10.30 million.
An unknown artist’s Cryptopunk #7804, Cryptopunk #6965, Cryptopunk #4156, sold for $7.60 million, $1.5 and $1.6 million respectively.
Pablo Rodriguex-Fraile’s Beeple’s CROSSROADS sold for $6.60 million.
Kate Woodman, a trained structural engineer with a passion for photography created the Always Coca Cola NFT which sold for $21,321.
Her photographic style has been described as giving “a nod to the past but assuredly modern in appeal”.
Jack Dorsey’s First Tweeter Tweet sold for $2.90 million.
Axie Infinity’s Virtual Game “Genesis” Estate sold for $1.5 million.
Justin Roiland’s Rick and Morty :The Best I Could Do” sold for $1 million
Sparky 24’s NFT titled LeBron James “Cosmic” Dunk #29 sold for $200 thousand.
WhlsBe’s Not Forgotten, But Gone, a sixteen second clip of a spinning gummy bear skeleton sold for $1 million.
A Daft Punk music NFT resold for $15,000.00.
Some of the nine pieces in the Grimes original NFTs have resold for $2.5 million.
2LAU sold 33 unique NFTs tied to the Ultraviolet release for $11.7 million.
Eminem’s Shady Con sold for $1.78 million.
Steve Aoki in collaboration with Antoni Tudisco netted close to $900 thousand for a music clip and a dancing blue and purple figure.
An NFT related to the internet Nyan Cat meme sold for $590 thousand.
This may be the best time to benefit from the rapidly expanding popularity of NFTs. Engaging now in the NFT revolution, before it becomes saturated or overtaken by big business (as happened with the www) could turn out to be a very wise move. Easy NFT 247 is here to help.
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Art
Digital depictions of a select collection of artist Hope Dube's paintings
Auto
Own a Tesla for $99.00 - an NFT Raffle by BuyAutos247
Celebrity
"Celebrity Owl Masquerade" by Mystery Match Games
COLLECTIBLES
14 Trading Cards from the creator soon to be known as Prof Remember
Fashion
Fashion NFTs from various creators
Food
30 Day Diet by Eaterries
Games
Field of Dreams NFT by Wings On Desires
inspirational
A collection of Prayers from The Light Ministries
Music
Jimmy Mack on tour with legendary guitarist Roy Buchanan by TSOUL
photography
Beach Memories by Imageopedia
Politics
Political Caricature NFTs by McIntosh Daily
Sports
LeBron James Layup NFT by World Sports
Travel
Festival NFTs by Annual Event Guide
Video
"Can't Stop It!" NFT - The Original Movie Script by J H McIntosh
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