> BUYERS of NFTs may be blind to the fact that there’s no limit on the supply. In the case of baseball cards, there are only so many rookies a year. In the case

> BUYERS of NFTs may be blind to the fact that there’s no limit on the supply. In the case of baseball cards, there are only so many rookies a year. In the case of art, there’s a limited number of famous paintings and a limited amount of shelf space at Sotheby’s. NFTs are going to be more like Kindle books and YouTube videos. Well, this is just flat out wrong. You can mint limited editions. And there are unlimited worthless paintings in real life which do not affect . The author got so swept up in the NFT craze, wanting to write a trendy blog post that rides the hype wave while pretending not to, that they didn't actually do their due research before trying to distill a topic and worse, paint a biased, negative portrait. > Let’s walk away from this one. Let's not write ill-researched analytical blog posts with a narrative in mind before getting familiar with the subject, and then try and convince others to stay behind so we aren't the only ones missing out.