NFTs And A New Category Of Art: Why The Digital World Is Becoming The Real World

The future just changed.

Did you see it?

In March, 2021, a digital artist named Beeple sold a collage of 5,000 daily digital art creations in the form of an NFT (non-fungible token) for a whopping $69 million. Which means “a Beeple” is now valued among these timeless artists.

An NFT (non-fungible token) is manufactured scarcity.

In the physical world, rare assets are more valuable than non-rare assets (a house in the Hamptons is rarer than a house in the middle of Nebraska because there’s only so much land on the South Fork of Long Island and there’s a ton of excess land in the Cornhusker state).

But how do you create scarcity in the digital world?

In this “mini-book” you will learn:

• How NFTs are creating a new category of art.
• Native Analogs (people over the age of 35) versus Native Digitals (people under the age of 35), and why the digital world is becoming “the real world” and dominant reality (and the impact that is going to have on every category in the world).
• How new categories create new subcategories, and the different ways in which NFTs will either teleport legacy categories into the future or render them irrelevant.
• And more

Short, sweet, and jam-packed with incredibly valuable insights, this “mini-book” is an introduction to NFTs and shows the immense power this new technology will likely have on the world over the next decade.