TribalDex NFT shows that numerous groups have NFT offerings. Many of the NFT offerings are related to games. The playing cards on many games are essentially NFTs.

I wrote this post in part because I think that NFT newbies should cut their teeth on some of the lesser known sites.

I decided to use hiveme.me because it uses the MEME token which sells at a discount. I ended up needing 2000 MEME which I got for 0.39 HIVE.

An internet meme is simply an image that conveys an idea. It is a fairly low bar.

I had purchased some credits on DALL-E. Creating the image for this post was a simple matter of writing a string of text into a prompt. I added the words using GIMP.

HiveMe.Me asked for 1000 MEME to review my account. They also want users to have over 1000 staked MEME. I have 10K staked MEME.

I suspect that the biggest concern of hiveme.me is copyright infringement. They say they will remove and ban accounts that violate the rules.

Hiveme.me whitelisted my account shortly after the application. Both Lensy and NFTshowroom took several days and both sites rejected my application.

Building a reputation on a smaller site might be a way to get accepted by the premiere accounts.

Regardless, it costs less to mint NFTs on hiveme.me than NFTshowroom. If something goes wrong in the process I am out less than a half dollar.