📣 How many investors still believe in NFTs?
The NFP market has not been the same for a long time: the hype has died down, activity has decreased, and 96% of tokens are now considered “dead$ETH
➡️ Numbers-numbers
A survey of 943 NFP holders found that 66.5% of holders plan to stay in the game.
Of these, 57% are confident that long-term profits are still achievable.
19.8% value exclusive perks such as access to closed events.
But 10.76% simply want to support their communities.
➡️ Why do they leave?
Not everyone is so optimistic: 33.5% of investors decided to exit the game, citing falling prices.
Another 23.8% simply lost interest, and 17% fear an increase in fraud.
Interestingly, the market is now oversaturated:
98% of new NFP issues barely have more than 10 trades in the first week, and 98% of prices fall by 50% or more within the first three days.
Anyone who counts on profit is preparing for the long game.
➡️ How to make money on NFP?
🟡42.1% of holders resell tokens
🟡37.3% participate in game rewards
🟡29.2% create their own collections and receive income from sales.
Some people count on a sharp interest in rare collections and profit from sales, but sometimes even this does not work.
For example, CryptoPunk #2386, valued at $1.5 million, was recently sold for...: more details here.
➡️ What awaits the market?
Optimists are hoping for regulatory changes and new projects.
🟡36.7% of investors believe that positive market sentiment will be the key to recovery.
🟡30.6% are betting on the expansion of NFP use across various industries.
The takeaway? NFP is a marathon, not a sprint. Those who stay could see a new wave of growth.