The first way to make money is through NFT giveaways or, to put it in English, NFT Airdrops. On the Internet, of course, you will encounter the term airdrop. We used the word giveaway to simplify your understanding. In simple words, NFTs are literally giving away to lucky people for fulfilling certain conditions. In order not to create chaos in your head, we will derive the following types of giveaways.
NFT holder airdrop. NFT holder airdrop. NFT projects can give away different stuff to attract the attention of the community and investors. But not just for fun. The only requirement is to be an NFT holder. Here is an example. One of the most popular NFT projects Bored Apes pleased their holders. The owners of "bored apes" received "serums" which, when taken, turned their monkeys into unique and different mutants. The marketplace had an offer of ETH 269 (about $900,000) to the owner of the monkey who received the free serum. Gifts from marketplaces. If you are an early user of a blockchain-based marketplace, rest assured that the developers will not forget about you and prepare a gift. It doesn't even matter if you're buying, selling, or creating something on the marketplace. For example, huge platforms like Rarible and Supergreater have done giveaways in their time. If you think the train has sailed and new trading platforms aren't coming to market, you're very much mistaken. There's a huge demand for NFTs right now and that's why new marketplaces are popping up more and more often. In order not to miss the chance to participate in such giveaways, subscribe to the JoyCrypto channel, where you will definitely be notified about the appearance of a new player on the market. The next type is giveaways for everyone. NFT projects in the early stages resort to this method to draw attention to themselves. In order to get the long-awaited NFT for next to nothing, you need to meet certain conditions, which are usually limited to subscribing to Twitter and the project's discord. Here's an example of perhaps the biggest giveaway. The CryptoPunks project in 2017 arranged a giveaway of 5,000 NFT copies absolutely free, users only had to pay for "minting" objects. P.S. Minting is the process of creating an NFT and writing it into a blockchain. Thus, the lucky ones got their copies. The cheapest punk now costs $100,000 on the market, and the most expensive $90.5 million.
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