NFT Projects End of July Show Promise

The recent buzz around NFTs has been intensified by some significant events that have rekindled interest in the industry. Several promising projects are emerging at the end of this month, each with distinct features and potential. Nurds, an early-stage collection on the Ethereum blockchain, is gaining attention as it begins to grow its community and collaborations, offering opportunities for early access. Providence is set to launch its first multiplayer on-chain sci-fi shooter game using Unreal Engine 5, with plans for a collection of 777 NFTs plus free mints, though details are sparse. Mey Network, a real-world asset platform venturing into NFTs with a planned release of 2000 tokens on Ethereum, remains a project to watch due to its popularity in its sector. Hues of Paw, a nascent collection on the Abs chain, continues to develop despite current blockchain challenges, making it intriguing for persistent collectors. On-chain miniz, featuring 1200 pixel art NFTs by Mariela Victoria on Ethereum, offers a niche for art enthusiasts who enjoyed projects like ArtBlocks. Overall, the recent market activity seems focused on secondary trading of older NFT collections, with new releases staying relatively under the radar — yet the situation remains fluid, and rapid changes could occur. Staying engaged with the market could prove profitable.