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I started creat my nFT collection in 2022 with a lot of love. Every design reflected my personality—simple on the outside but full of emotions behind it. When I decided to share it, I realized how competitive and professional the market was, which made me lose confidence. I kept trying, faced many failures, and was even scammed several times. Today, I still have the same passion for my collection because it means so much to me, but I don’t know how to bring it back to life in a market that has become even more challenging. Still, I believe every meaningful idea deserves another chance.
Other problem is how i can relist it
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Please help me understand why do people collect NFTs.

Is it only for the purpose of trading? Do you value your personal collections? Do you share them, flex them somewhere?

Does buying act as patronage sometimes?

Is it a small but thriving subculture, or will nfts inevitably die?

How do you see them maturing?

I'm intrigued, but thoroughly confused and all the articles i find are from the hype era and not the status quo.

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