Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 02:30:10 AM

Honestly, I'm not a fan of NFT's but I have other Ai coins that I hold in the short-term that I think have the potential to give me profit.
But in NFT's generated in Ai, I'm not that familiar with that.

Then it doesn't interest me to pay attention to it and learn about it. It's like it's hard to sell an NFT art that we can't touch and the price is expensive, you know what I mean. It seems like
it's better to just buy it from an art museum that I can actually see and touch and have the signature of the artist who made it, this is what I'm used to knowing.

I totally get you. You feel like NFTs in general aren't the best thing, but you're confident in other AI-related cryptocurrencies and are thinking of investing in them in the short term. As for AI-generated NFTs, you don't think they're worth the effort and time to learn about, because you're not convinced by the idea of paying a lot of money for something intangible. You're used to buying artwork from museums, things you can see and touch, and that have the artist's signature.

That's a very logical opinion, and everyone has their own way of investing and the things they're comfortable with. Since you see that there are other opportunities in the crypto world that suit you better, it's best to focus on them