The mechanics of this doesn't make sense. In my opinion, they just want to collect ETH and artificially boost the value of the NFTs on the platform. This will have to crash at some point. Here are the reasons that I give this project 1 star.

For starters, the English on the homepage is not good. It's not the worst I've ever seen, but there are glaring mistakes. Always a red flag.

Second, the homepage says: "NFT liquidity often pertains to the ability to add NFTs to a liquidity pool and receive LP (liquidity provider) tokens in return." That's not true. Liquidity is basically how easy it is to trade the instrument, so that's already misleading.

Source: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/liquidity.asp

Third, you have to deposit ETH when you mint a NFT. That's a little suspicious. I could see if they called it a listing fee, but this is linked to liquidity.

Finally, all of the emphasis is on the staking returns, not the quality of the NFTs. The best NFT platform focus on showcasing the best NFTs, not the rewards.

NFT Feed is a cutting-edge platform that bridges the gap between finance and Web 3.0, focusing on enhancing the intrinsic value and liquidity of NFTs and the DeFi market.

NFTFeed

The mechanics of this doesn't make sense. In my opinion, they just want to collect ETH and artificially boost the value of the NFTs on the platform. This will have to crash at some point. Here are the reasons that I give this project 1 star. 

For starters, the English on the homepage is not good. It's not the worst I've ever seen, but there are glaring mistakes. Always a red flag. 

Second, the homepage says: "NFT liquidity often pertains to the ability to add NFTs to a liquidity pool and receive LP (liquidity provider) tokens in return." That's not true. Liquidity is basically how easy it is to trade the instrument, so that's already misleading. 

Source: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/liquidity.asp 

Third, you have to deposit ETH when you mint a NFT. That's a little suspicious. I could see if they called it a listing fee, but this is linked to liquidity. 

Finally, all of the emphasis is on the staking returns, not the quality of the NFTs. The best NFT platform focus on showcasing the best NFTs, not the rewards.

Tartarian

NFTFeed website is very confusing. I have been in the crypto industry full time since 2017 and I had to read the website multiple times to try to understand what is the use case here, and I'm still not sure.

Is it a platform that allow you to use NFT as collateral for a loan? From the information its not really a loan but you get a portion of the liquidity pool (LP) tokens, but why would any project allow this to happen? If you lock tokens into a LP it enables participants to swap between the two pairs, but what benefit for swapping does a NFT have? None... as far as I can think of.

What I would rather read as an explanation would be if you lock a pair of tokens on a LP, then you can use your LP tokens (which are a NFT) to stake on NFTFeed as collateral to get a loan on the future return of your LP tokens.

I think maybe I need to listen to a AMA of that project to understand. I think they need to revamp the copy of their website entirely to dumb it down otherwise it will be very difficult to attract any users except for a few hardcore individuals... it needs to have more mass appeal to attract the crowd.

[NFTFeed](https://nftfeed.guru/) website is very confusing. I have been in the crypto industry full time since 2017 and I had to read the website multiple times to try to understand what is the use case here, and I'm still not sure.

Is it a platform that allow you to use NFT as collateral for a loan? From the information its not really a loan but you get a portion of the liquidity pool (LP) tokens, but why would any project allow this to happen? If you lock tokens into a LP it enables participants to swap between the two pairs, but what benefit for swapping does a NFT have? None... as far as I can think of.  

What I would rather read as an explanation would be if you lock a pair of tokens on a LP, then you can use your LP tokens (which are a NFT) to stake on NFTFeed as collateral to get a loan on the future return of your LP tokens.

I think maybe I need to listen to a AMA of that project to understand. I think they need to revamp the copy of their website entirely to dumb it down otherwise it will be very difficult to attract any users except for a few hardcore individuals... it needs to have more mass appeal to attract the crowd.

Crypto Rookies

Just not enough uniqueness.

Lately, there has been a surge in NFT projects, varying in quality and innovation. NFTFeed, while not bad, falls into a category that feels somewhat "to be forgotten".

The APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is quite low. For instance, $OCTA offers  at least three times more APR and provides weekly airdrops to my private wallet.
There is a crowded field of competitors.
Building a substantial community is essential to earn fees, which presents a big challenge with the current field.
Personally, nothing about NFTFeed stands out to me. I do think NFTs can be useful, just not in this way.
I'm not particularly fond of the tokenomics. The vesting period is too short for my liking, and I prefer longer liquidity locks. Currently, 50% is available at TGE (Token Generation Event), with the other part on demand.

In conclusion, based on my quick evaluation, I don't believe NFTFeed aligns with my preferences."

Just not enough uniqueness.

Lately, there has been a surge in NFT projects, varying in quality and innovation. NFTFeed, while not bad, falls into a category that feels somewhat "to be forgotten".

- The APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is quite low. For instance, $OCTA offers  at least three times more APR and provides weekly airdrops to my private wallet.
- There is a crowded field of competitors.
- Building a substantial community is essential to earn fees, which presents a big challenge with the current field.
- Personally, nothing about NFTFeed stands out to me. I do think NFTs can be useful, just not in this way.
- I'm not particularly fond of the tokenomics. The vesting period is too short for my liking, and I prefer longer liquidity locks. Currently, 50% is available at TGE (Token Generation Event), with the other part on demand.

In conclusion, based on my quick evaluation, I don't believe NFTFeed aligns with my preferences."

NFTFeed SHARKIE

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