It's very interesting to hear people's opinions about NFTs, I always wonder how to define the value of something like this. I think that when it's about a game NFT it's easier, as it will have some definition within the game, so its value is allocated there, when an NFT is just an image or some other type of media, it seems that its value is more difficult to define.
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people talk as if the value is because it's nft and it's not true. in the case of games the value is in the game if it ends or loses interest the value of it decreases and people insist on selling nfts just because it's nft instead of selling the product and using nft to make the product better
This way you approached is very interesting, you have to be careful not to just focus on the NFT, whether from a game or a collection, but on finding ways to use it. I believe that an example of the hive would be Rising Star, it is focused on cards, but the game itself does not have that value, that use for NFTs to be so valued.
NFT conversations always spark curiosity. When it's a game NFT, it's like having a clear scoreboard – value defined by the game's rules. But with image or media NFTs, it's a bit like valuing art; and sometimes a bit mysterious.
It's a good mystery and a great way to debate ideas, a friend here already showed me in a response that sometimes we shouldn't focus too much on what the NFT is but rather on use cases for it, that is, a way of valuing it. the whole or a game and so your NFTs will help to increase in value even more, this makes a lot of sense, we have some hive games whose NFTs are no longer worth much, because the game itself has let itself get carried away.
The value is authenticity, but it is complicated, defining it would require another background, but with games there is value, it is easier as you say, you can create demand and supply and it all depends on what you do in the game.
Got it, very interesting to understand a little more about NFTs, knowledge is always welcome! Thanks for commenting!