The recent news about the Dead by Daylight NFT Hellraiser collection has sparked a lot of anger with many against NFTs, people have expressed their upset and vocalized how disgusted they are with the idea of models are being sold as NFTs.
It seems that NFTs are a very polarizing topic these days, it causes so much confusion with some that it leads to anger. How can people value what they don't understand? And many Americans and others around the world are still very confused about what exactly NFTs are. Or they are convinced it's nothing more than a scam.
Interest over the last few years has exploded to the point where people all over the world are now searching for information about what NFTs are and how to get involved, especially artists who are looking for a new revenue stream for their work.
The majority of investors and others are still nervous about the longevity of NFTs, and one poll shows that only about 20% of Americans right now are familiar with NFTs but this survey only included 500 people.
Overwhelmingly, most of them had still never heard about NFTs and aren't aware of the any value that they might be able to provide. This hasn't stopped the trend from growing, there are now several podcasts to be found dedicated solely to talking about NFT news.
The conversation might be growing and we might be hearing about NFTs left and right today in the market but there is still lots of room left for growth for NFTs to become mainstream and for more to understand, feel comfortable with, and to be able to see how they might possibly provide value. Despite the great deal of confusion that still exists for NFTs the NFT market is already busy generating millions for artists today by opening up these new revenue streams for them.