2026-01-07 20:22:12

Recently, I discovered an interesting phenomenon—personal data is starting to become valuable. A platform has launched a data NFT generation tool, allowing ordinary people like me to directly mint their content, analysis reports, and similar items into NFTs.

Honestly, I used to think that operating such tools would be very complicated, but it turns out to be quite simple. Upload the data, and the system automatically handles rights confirmation, verification, and format conversion, all within a few minutes. The minted NFTs not only serve as on-chain proof but can also be listed and sold directly on mainstream platforms.

I saw a self-media creator mint a series of industry analysis reports into NFTs, and within a week, they traded three times, earning nearly $1,000. Currently, over 2,000 users are using this tool on the platform, experimenting with everything from text and images to audio.

My idea is, if you have original content or data output, why not give it a try now? These kinds of tools indeed lower the barrier to participation, allowing you to explore the new track of data assetization and catch early opportunities in the ecosystem. From an input-output ratio perspective, the costs are minimal.

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ChainComedian

· 01-07 20:50

Honestly, isn't this just packaging content into NFTs to scam retail investors? Wait, $1000 a week? Then I really need to take a closer look. These days, who doesn't want to earn passive income? Just don't know when this bubble will burst. It's a bit interesting, early opportunities are indeed tempting, but don't get blinded by FOMO. Data NFTs sound high-end, but in reality, it's just about who will take the bait. Why do I always feel this pattern looks so familiar? Is this a replay of the 2021 shitcoin saga? But on the other hand, does anyone really spend money to buy our analysis? I need to give it a try. This wave might really be coming, or maybe the next wave of retail investors? The idea that content is valuable, it should have been like this all along; Web3 is too slow.

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degenwhisperer

· 01-07 20:50

That's not right. How is this $1000 divided, and how much does the platform take?

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OnchainFortuneTeller

· 01-07 20:43

Is this another new way to cut leeks?

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MevWhisperer

· 01-07 20:42

It sounds a bit optimistic, so is the 1000 yuan really just an isolated case? But indeed, the threshold has lowered quite a bit, so it's worth a try. What about the minting fee? Is it included in the cost? It seems early users are basically betting on popularity. Only if it can really be sold is it valuable; otherwise, it's just junk piled up on the chain. Is the technology for data rights confirmation reliable? I'm a bit worried. Let's wait and see how long the platform can survive before making any judgments.

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RebaseVictim

· 01-07 20:42

Uh... another "early opportunity" story, just listen to it Only $1000? Still need to trade 3 times to get it... Wait, how much fee does this platform charge This trick feels familiar, what about the minting cost? Really? Who can verify these transaction data

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NoStopLossNut

· 01-07 20:39

$1000? Damn, how many followers does that take? --- Here we go again, cutting the leeks. --- I just want to know if it will cool down later. --- Early dividends are really hard to sustain now, everything is competitive. --- Wait, let's see if anyone is losing money first. --- Is this thing reliable? The circle of friends is starting to hype it again. --- The minting fee isn't clear, how many people will get cut? --- What sounds good is data monetization, but actually, --- Is my analysis really that valuable? That's interesting. --- Another new trend, but I'm still observing. --- Why does it feel like these tools don't last long? --- Then my trash content can also be sold for money. --- Honestly, early entrants could indeed enjoy the dividends. --- The ecosystem isn't that mature yet, too optimistic.

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TommyTeacher

· 01-07 20:30

Wait, $1,000 a week? This data is way too outrageous.

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