The way this is structured means that if the price of your NFT drops below the initial price, *it can't be sold*. So if you spent £100, and it's now £99, you can't sell it and only lose £1. You're committed to hanging on to it until it goes up - if it never does, you've lost £100— Luke Bailey (@imbadatlife) May 10, 2022
The way this is structured means that if the price of your NFT drops below the initial price, *it can't be sold*. So if you spent £100, and it's now £99, you can't sell it and only lose £1. You're committed to hanging on to it until it goes up - if it never does, you've lost £100
Re: Blockchain, NFTs, and Web 3.0
