The reason I get so particular about getting reporting on NFTs is that there's just so many vague promises only backed by deliberately complex technology that it's way too hard for consumers to make good decisions.,(reply>), @Daniel Jensen From a developer's perspective, I think this present NFT boom is terribly silly. I'm rather pro-crypto, but NFTs as they're used today are just ridiculous. I expect that in a few years NFTs will be taken seriously, but 'NFT' won't mean funny images of apes then either. The obvious and intuitive application for NFTs is legal documentation, the challenges are just acceptance and implementation.,(reply>), Right, I agree, NFTs don't make sense. But the problem is that there's so much money at stake for NFT sellers, that the average consumer will hear lots of nonsense from them. That's why it's important for the reporting to make as much sense as possible.,(reply>), Actually it's easy, don't buy them. At best you're just using a more complicated method to buy skins in a videogame (which you shouldn't waste money on anyway), and at worst you're paying huge amounts of money for a digital picture literally anyone can get a free copy of.,(reply>), The only decision consumers should be making about nft's is the decision to not buy them