NFT Art and Collectibles for Beginners: The Must Have Guide for Understanding Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs)

Highly recemonded if this is a space you are interested in.

I was a little blown away by this to be honest. I had no idea that these things existed until a few weeks ago when I was chatting to a friend. The idea was so alien to me I almost thought that it was a joke.However, the idea did start to solidify and I slowly began to think about the concept and its quite obviously extraordinary. I wanted to know more.This book gave me all I needed to know as a beginner, it answered all of my basic questions and gave me a grounding that I can use to take this subject further. It is a introduction that is well written and easy to understand. The whole subject is exciting and to be honest, fascinating.There is so much to learn here that its quite an undertaking but when you get into it its all quite simple. Now after reading the book I find that it only creates more questions as my understanding grows. What a weird and wonderful world that we live in.

I am very interested in NFTs and was happy to find a well-researched book on this topic. The book covers a wide range of topics related to NFTs, and allows to find valuable information on many aspects. In this book, you find NFT examples, explanations and background stories and the well organized structure of the book makes it possible to pick chapters of particular interest. I am not sure that it's a book for beginners though, as anyone with no prior knowledge about digital art or cryptocurrencies might sometimes have troubles following in regards to the creation or explanation of NFTs. I recommend the book, however one star less, as I believe it's more a guide for an educated audience.

I want to First admit that I knew absolutely nothing about Bitcoins, fungibles or nonfungibles. As someone who had no previous knowledge it was a bit challenging to keep up with all the acronyms. I would have hoped it started a little more basic as it says it is a book for beginners. I appreciate the amount of knowledge and research done to present the information. This was a fascinating world I know nothing about. That said if I read it again It might make things clearer, I am a dinasour. I apologize for a 4 rating but I was not captivated. Someone who is into the game will obviously enjoy this greatly.

Starting with the pros of this book, I found it well-organized and comprehensive on the topic of NFT technologies and their use. It's a good place to start.On the negative side, the writing is confusing. Specifically, I found misplaced words on almost every page. It was as if the author was inserting a poorly chosen synonym to an existing word at random points, using either a automatic piece of software or his poor grasp of the English language to make the changes. It was so irksome that I did a a few google quick searches and found numerous articles where the author of this book obviously copied whole paragraphs, almost verbatim, from existing works by other content creators. Beyond that, the author of this book failed to credit, reference, or footnote any of these blatant acts of plagiarism.

This book is an extremely knowledgeable, in-depth look at NFTs--what they are, how they relate to cryptocurrencies, and the processes behind making them.It gets a lower rating in my book because of it's views towards NFTs and crypto--namely, it paints them in a positive light, even going so far as to tell the reader how they might make their own and how to make money doing so. NFTs and crypto are--in my mind--utterly useless, a pointless drain on the environment (seriously, look into how much energy is spent mining crypto and how it's larger than some countries' entire output), and a moral blight on humanity. Sure, you can make money with NFTs, but the entire concept is so morally repugnant that I can't condone participating in the economy at all.If this book was more neutral towards NFTs, I'd give it a higher score, as it's obviously well researched. But it leaves out a bunch of the context surround crypto and the negative side, which is a bummer.