I'm the proud owner of a SEBUH token and you made it into my
thread about Historical NFTs (granted I don't update it very often as nobody here seems to care about... anything). Was going to pick up another one off the DEX, am waiting to round up some spare XCP.
Do you think that the NFT Hype will die out, and this Historically Significant NFT will become less in demand?
No, never completely. As a matter of fact I think HNFTs have a much better chance of holding up in value compared to new NFTs, which are now in the trillions.
Anyway Its been a bit of a challenge, these NFT Historians are all trying to get me to pump the token and dump them. I don't feel happy selling to them because all they want to do is FLIP it later on.
If I had two I would probably flip one later on, but I'm gonna ride or die with my one for a long while. Anyway, who are the "historians" (some of them are more like "histoooorians") that were asking you to pump the token. NAME N SHAME!!
Are these Historians Really after the History of NFTS for their intrensic value which should increase in the future?
Are they just historian buffs and want to collect all the OG things for the fun of it?
Some of them, for sure, yes.
I am wondering what Bitcoin Talk members have to say about "historic NFTs' - Is it just another Buzzword to drive sales?
Is it legitimately seeking to preserve History of Crypto?
These are all excellent questions. I personally believe that the collector market for old assets/tokens/NFTs is going to be huge in the future; of course its success hinges on the overall success of cryptocurrency as a whole. Which I don't think is going anywhere. I think of HNFTs as pre-1980s baseball cards... Hard to find these days, and the greats go for huge sums. The older, the rarer & the more famous, the better.
You've got a good token on your hands... Treat it well. Try to build on its legacy, not just for your holders but for yourself as well.