Thank you for the comment. Very thought provoking.

IMHO, I don't think NFT's are sustainable as 2D unique pictures, unless there is some utility behind it, such as owning an NFT that gives access to a content creator's library or owning an NFT to hang in your metaverse gallery. In the end, the value of owning that NFT depends on the buyer's perceived value of it.

I'm reminded of a project, clout.art, that takes your Instagram posts and turns them into NFT's. The content creator can monetize their posts that way. I suppose if Liketu adopted a similar model, members can sell their posts as NFT's if their fanbase is strong.

I think where the aforementioned model can really take off, and people start finding more value in Liketu NFT's, is if the NFT can be implemented across HIVE or a HIVE metaverse, where they can showcase or flex their NFT's.

For now, without a gallery or metaverse to display ownership, I think NFT's will hit a stumbling block.