In this edition of Collecting Minds, anonymous collector DagieDee shares a thoughtful perspective on the rapidly evolving digital art landscape. From the return of myth-making to software as artistic material and the growing cultural relevance of Tezos, he traces shifts that echo key moments in art history.
One of the most common challenges when evaluating portfolios is the valuation of rare, unique, and/or illiquid assets. How can one assess an NFT that lacks any points of comparison? Today, we will examine a historic collaboration between some of the greatest artists in the history of on-chain art.
Digital art is undeniably one of the least liquid segments of the entire NFT market. This lack of liquidity may appear as a sign of disinterest from buyers but in reality, it should be interpreted as a sign of the digital art market maturing compared to other segments.
Digital art is undeniably one of the least liquid segments of the entire NFT market. This lack of liquidity may appear as a sign of disinterest from buyers or as a difficulty in reselling artworks, but in reality, it should be interpreted as a sign of the digital art market maturing compared to other segments.