Getting into the NFT space with just 67 million is totally doable now. The barrier to entry keeps dropping as the market matures, and you don't need crazy capital to establish yourself as a serious player anymore. Could be the right time for collectors and creators to make their mark in the ecosystem.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 1h ago
70 million still isn't considered a large amount of funds? That's hilarious. For small investors like us, this threshold is still sky-high.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 12-13 08:52
67 million is still called low threshold? Haha, I'm still eating dirt.
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alpha_leaker
· 12-13 08:49
70 million is still considered a low threshold? Bro, your perspective is a bit off.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 12-13 08:49
honestly tho... 67M still sounds like a lot of capital for "accessible" nft entry. what they're really saying is the algorithmic barriers have collapsed, not the financial ones. the true paradigm shift isn't about democratization—it's about hash value concentration among early computational aesthetes
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GovernancePretender
· 12-13 08:40
70 million is still called low threshold? Ha, that just shows I really should step back from the圈.
Getting into the NFT space with just 67 million is totally doable now. The barrier to entry keeps dropping as the market matures, and you don't need crazy capital to establish yourself as a serious player anymore. Could be the right time for collectors and creators to make their mark in the ecosystem.