State of Art in the NFT Space

How art and the artist community are represented in the NFT world is a very risky topic to touch upon. However, it is at the same time a worthy issue that needs to be addressed by multiple parties that hold high standing in the industry.

As of the moment, art is the main driving force of whether an NFT Project is to succeed or fail, given the fact that it is the first thing that potential investors are to interact with the moment they get a hold of an NFT. Normally, this should mean that artists are paid well, and given the proper credit and recognition they are supposed to get, but unfortunately, this isn’t the case for most projects, even the ones that break it into the mainstream market. Underpaid, unappreciated, and sometimes scammed.

How do we solve such a problem?

For starters, one must discover the root of the problem that artists are complaining about, the fact that they are being taken advantage of in this industry, which dubs itself as a better alternative for an artist to flourish compared to the art scene outside.

How so? By offering them job posts that will inevitably doxx them, along with other notable members of each project. This way, they are very much represented, offering more recognition for their efforts, and being doxxed allows them to receive more clients that will further their career and financial growth.

This is the easiest solution we can offer that will benefit both the project founders and managers while giving their respective artists credit and the benefits they deserve.

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