NFTs had their moment in the previous bull market and seem to be getting back on track. Although, like conventional art, digital art is a high-risk investment market so I don't think it is recommended for everyone. But what is advisable is to collect art, whether conventional or digital.
To collect art without any intention of making money, which is what I do, just for the mere pleasure of enjoying the works. You have to let yourself be carried away by your tastes and your interests. Collect what you like and refine your taste over the years. That way you're sure not to make a mistake. The digital market does not allow you to get things for free and NFTs are no exception. In the SOLANA network the issuance and creation costs are not prohibitive as in ETHER, so this possibility is more common.
Today I wanted to introduce you to DRIP, a website where artists publish their works and users subscribe to them. These artists regularly drop them if you are subscribed to them in exchange for the DRIP currency. This currency can be obtained for free every 6 hours so the works will be free. At least for now in the future I suppose this will change, it seems to be a promotion.
The good thing about the method is that in addition to creating your own digital collection you can meet many great digital artists who are just starting out. One trick to getting the best works is to check their social media to see if they already have a large follower base. That will improve your chances of finding a gem.
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My invitation code if my post has helped you: 3E7dwxPf
Link to the website: https://drip.haus/
Screenshot of the Drip website
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