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What is "Looks rare" means in Crypto “Looks rare” is an ironic way of saying that your NFT may be valuable (without actually knowing it). Since the value of most NFTs is determined by their rarity, the one that looks rare and is rare could bring you profit. Therefore, you can go to social networks and brag about your NFT with the comment “looks rare,” hoping it is true. By the way, a competitor of the most popular NFT marketplace, OpenSea, called Looks Rare, used this meme to launch its token. #bitcoin #nfts

What is "Looks rare" means in Crypto

“Looks rare” is an ironic way of saying that your NFT may be valuable (without actually knowing it).

Since the value of most NFTs is determined by their rarity, the one that looks rare and is rare could bring you profit.

Therefore, you can go to social networks and brag about your NFT with the comment “looks rare,” hoping it is true.

By the way, a competitor of the most popular NFT marketplace, OpenSea, called Looks Rare, used this meme to launch its token.

#bitcoin #nfts

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