The Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs Are Getting Serious

Apes aren’t bored striking poses for The Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT artworks.

The Bored Ape Yacht Club, known as The BAYC, is now up to 10,000 artworks collections. The Bored Ape collections never stop intriguing, not only with art collectors in the digital market, even celebrities like Eminem and Jimmy Fallon are into it. Even the Adidas company that sells shoes, clothing, and accessories partnered with The BAYC.

Each BAYC artwork has attributes and traits based on the artist’s ideas. Just the ape posing as being bored, its outfit and accessories are manipulated by the artist.

We wonder why these digital artworks are so expensive that some question their value and purpose. The artworks are just subjective. The creator could be anyone—a stranger or a celebrity. This matters when a person owns one and obviously others would want to.  NFTs will be a big part of accessing various platforms that non-NFT holders can’t join. Non-fungible tokens make things in the metaverse exclusive that more people are now becoming collectors of NFTs.

Now that its community has already acquired a cultural weight, early crypto-savvies into NFT artworks and collections are gaining monetization and are now wealthy enough.

The BAYC collections are just second in the world’s biggest NFT project, CryptoPunks being the first. The BAYC community is positive to overthrow CryptoPunks first place.

Sources

• The Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT collection: Everything you need to know – CNET