NFTs

I'm intrigued by Web3 and it's enablement of someone to own some part of the web. Here is a collection of tokens I own.

NFTs
My first NFT purchase is called Orcastra, created by the artist Justin Maller. 

I'm intrigued by Web3 and it's enablement of someone to own some part of the web. (Web3 offers a read-write-own version of the web).

Intrigue seems like the right word. On one hand it seems like a secret plot of the web to derive value from existing work. It is also complex, lacks ease and accessibility. On the other hand I would love to be able to create unique things of my own that might appreciate over time.

This has me curious about NFTs and as a consequence cryptocurrencies. I've invested a small sum of money in crypto and purchased a few NFTs from an artist I admire. This has me taken my first steps into the Web3 world by becoming a user or consumer of the web rather than as a developer. That means there's a whole lot to learn.

Tokens I own:

NFL Virtual Commemorative Tickets
Collect, Buy, & Trade NFL NFTs

My Collection:

You can find most of my collection on OpenSea.io

I used to be able to embed NFTs directly into a web page but given how bad software quality is, especially in the NFT space, they don't work.

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