A couple of months ago, I started working on a newsletter about NFT called https://cryptocollectibles.cc. After months of finetuning, I was happy with the product and wanted to promote my newsletter via major ad companies (Google, Facebook, Twitter) to build some traction. Source: over 2 years ago

As a digital art collector, I noticed how difficult it got to find these unique and remarkable collections in the massive amount of new releases every day. That is why I decided to create the CryptoCollectibles Newsletter. Every week you will receive a roundup of interesting, fun, and valuable NFTs from this week. It's like a treasure hunt for digital assets without ever having to leave your email. Source: over 2 years ago

Good security advice but it just links to https://thenftbay.org/ a knockoff of the pirate bay where you can download a torrent off all nfts that exist. Source: about 2 years ago

Yes, it´s art. The art of money laundering and the art of scamming. The only thing you own and the only thing unique about a NFT is a specific link to a jpeg. You have no digital ownership besides that. You can download over 10 terabytes of NFTs at https://thenftbay.org. Just to show how worthless current NFTs are. Source: about 2 years ago

I have good news for you: https://thenftbay.org/. Source: over 2 years ago

Oh, and since they're just links that anyone can read off the block chain, it wasn't that hard for people to scrape the links and put them on a torrent. Why right click just a few NFTs, when you can right click them all? Source: over 2 years ago

I've been saving all of my NFTs from thenftbay.org but someone told me that that's not how it works. How do I really get into NFTs? Source: over 2 years ago