A Nissan that does not exist in the real world can sell for more than 10 million yuan, do you believe it?!
Today I will talk about those very outrageous things, but they are real...
Let's skip Nissan first and start with the rest.
A bunch of pixel avatars like this can sell for tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars! Can you believe it?
There are more expensive, like the domestic teacher Sun Yuchen spent $10.5 million to buy a WeChat avatar.
The monkey series is not cheap, and NBA star Curry bought one of them as a head and spent $180,000.
These incredible things are NFTs.
However, in the whole large forest of the NFT, the avatar picture is only a small green seedling.
Because NFTs also cover games, music, video, art and many other fields...
What the hell is this?
NFT, Non-Fungible Token, Chinese translated as a non-homogeneous token, is a product of blockchain technology derived.
Unlike homogeneous tokens, in the world of NFTs, all digital works are unique, irreplaceable, and indivisible.
What's the point of that?
Who creates and who buys an NFT work will be recorded and will not be tampered with, so it proves who is the sole owner of the work!
This may be a big reason why NFTs are popular.
Let me give you an exaggerated example.
If Leonardo da Vinci sold the Mona Lisa online as an NFT work and then Bought it, then the Mona Lisa belongs to me, not Leonardo da Vinci.
So these features of NFTs seem to open up a way for contemporary artists to live.
After all, in the real world, plagiarism and imitation of works of art are common things, and it is impossible to tell whether they are true or false, but this is not at all a worry in the NFT world.
(Translation: Just set up my Twitter)
The vast majority of NFT works will be virtual, which can be understood as the absence of corresponding physical objects. For example, the CEO of Twitter took a screenshot of his first tweet and sold it for $2.9 million as an NFT work...
Tesla CEO Musk, who likes to do things in the currency circle, also played.
Musk tweeted before: "I want to sell this song about NFT as an NFT." So the song was on the NFT trading site and was quickly hyped to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Of course, the smarter ones have to be netizens... Because someone directly cut off Musk's tweet, and also sold it as an NFT... This was followed by round after round of matryoshka screenshots.
And at the time I watched cartoons, a 12-year-old boy in the UK also drew some pixel paintings during his summer vacation and made $350,000...
"Anything is available for NFTs", that's how it came about...
Such a good way to get rich, I want to make the professor's emoji into an NFT to sell! (Dog Head)
In fact, NFTs have penetrated into all walks of life, including automobiles.
For example, as mentioned at the beginning, this Nissan GTR NFT was speculated to $2.3 million.
To celebrate the launch of the GTR Nismo Special Edition, Nissan partnered with Canadian artist Alex Mcleod to create the one-of-a-kind GTR NFT.
This license plate tells you that it is just an illusory GTR, not a real car...
Gtr NFT started at $220,000 on rubix trading sites, but the final price is said to have exceeded $2.3 million, more than tenfold!
You know, a real GTR Nismo Special Edition (overseas) is only priced at less than $280,000.
But in the end, Nissan is not to make money from it, but more to follow the trend and play something interesting. After all, if more than $220,000 in other auction income is earned, Nissan will donate all of it to charity.
However, unlike most NFT works!
Owners of GTR NTF will also get a real GTR Nismo Special Edition! Spending $2.3 million to take away two things, it sounds like it's "cost-effective"...
In any case, just one virtual GTR image can sell for such a high price (≈ 14.56 million yuan)... Isn't this more profitable than building a real car?
For example, if the profit of one Xuanyi is 30,000 yuan, then it is equivalent to selling 485 Xuanyi to have 2.3 million US dollars. Of course, this is just a metaphor, I really don't know how much Profit Xuanyi makes, I mainly want to say that playing NFT may be faster than making real cars to make money.
And Volkswagen also rubbed the traffic of the wave NFT.
A few days ago, Volkswagen Overseas officially released a teaser chart shaped like a Golf model, and wrote: "We will launch an NFT in February 2022."
In fact, Volkswagen just bumped into a name of the same name, because the NFT it said refers to The Notably Fast Transporter... Translated as express transportation, this NFT is not another NFT, and the NFT that has just been said is two different things, and may end up being just a performance version of golf.
However, it is not excluded that the public is really rubbing the traffic of the NFT for the sake of the NFT, after all, when this special edition of the golf is launched, no one knows whether the public will really create a similar NFT work.
The way NFTs play in the automotive circle may be unexpected, and more and more car companies are joining it.
Just like Audi, inspired by the new A8L, created a series of digital artworks - Fantasy High Speed, and released 101 copies in the form of NFT crypto art.
Lamborghini played more high-end, after releasing the space key Space Key NFT trailer, this artwork is unique in that the piece inside is really on the International Space Station carbon fiber composite material...
At the same time, there will be a corresponding QR code on the back of it, and scanning it can be associated with this unique digital artwork, proving that it is "real".
To be honest, car companies in the NFT world are still relatively conservative in their gameplay, most of them are mainly to promote their new cars or new technologies and so on.
Even Chinese car companies are playing NFTs.
One example is Roewe, which released its first NFT work at the end of January, Roewe Universe, which was auctioned for 1 million yuan by a post-80s artist.
This is equivalent to Roewe's first car in the meta-universe, called "Totoro"... But unlike many NFTs, Roewe said that the first release is the NFT, and a real car will be built later.
Therefore, the significance of NFT in the automotive circle may be very different from NFTs in other fields, and car companies aim to promote their own things through NFTs and enhance their fame and attention.
Of course, if NFT skips the field of car building and goes back to other aspects related to cars, it will still be crazy and difficult to understand!
For example, this "MM" license plate in California, how much do you think it is worth?
$24.5 million, or about 155 million yuan...
There is no doubt that this "MM" license plate has also been converted to NFT for sale.
In the end, it is unknown whether anyone bought it, but the seller insisted on this price, he thought there would always be a super rich car enthusiast who felt that it was worth it...
This is still a website that the seller has specially made to promote the "MM" license plate, and the English sentence at the bottom probably means: "Do you want to have the most valuable license plate on the planet"?
But how do I look at it and think that there is no domestic 88888 looking advanced?!
Whether NFTs are real art or bubbles is difficult to determine for a while.
Some people say that this is what new age art looks like, and some people say that this is to show off wealth or make money...
(The "Every Day" NFT work sold for $69.34 million.)
But it is undeniable that more and more people are involved in it, and even some unintelligible works of art are more expensive than those that are recognized by the world as heirloom masterpieces.
When a person who is not stupid does something that makes you feel stupid, there may be a mystery in it...
I feel that the operation of the NFT is more exaggerated than the star auction plan in "The Three-Body Problem"... Spend a huge amount of money to buy a star, and it belongs to you. Obviously, at this stage, everyone can't touch the stars, but it is a real planet.
(Rainbow Cat GIF sold for $600,000)
In contrast, most NFT works are just a picture, or even a simple GIF...
In fact, some of the drawbacks of NFTs have also begun to be highlighted.
Just like a man named Banksy abroad, in order to make the price of the NFT digital version of the painting soar, he simply burned the real original painting, so that the NFT work of the painting sold 4 times the price of the real painting.
This is indeed a thorough play with the "unique" theorem, but it is also a major feature of the non-homogenization of NFTs.
Is this hype? Or art?
In short, NFTs have good and bad sides, and the practice of destroying and re-inflating real works is obviously not advocated, nor is it the right way to promote the development of art.
Unless someone sees burning painting as art. (Dog Head)
If this is art, then burning cars is also an art, the collection bigwigs at all levels in the automotive industry, if one day the world's only limited edition supercar is taken to burn down, and then only NFT digital artwork is left, I don't know if it will be hyped more?!
By the way, the name of the painting that was burned just now is "The Fool."
Although one of the advantages of the NFT is to protect the authorship of the work, if the imitation starts from the source, these situations are still difficult to say clearly in the NFT.
For a simple example, if Zotye and Porsche launched the NFT works of SR9 and Macan respectively, who would be meaningful and who would be more expensive?
Of course, people who play NFTs may not care who imitates whom, but which work has more boastful value.
(The image above is suspected to be worth $90.5 million)
Therefore, the new things extended by the blockchain are not understood by everyone, and the operation of the car in the NFT is also a happy look. However, if you see someone around you using a pixel avatar, it means that he is probably developed.
If you have enough money, do you play NFT?