Recently, I noticed an interesting change in the area of Web3 data analysis.

In the traditional model, people rely on various free API interfaces to find on-chain data, resulting in information overload but too much noise, causing truly valuable insights to be drowned out. What's even more awkward is that those who spend time on in-depth analysis hardly have any monetization channels, at most earning some publicity.

There are now teams trying to turn analysis reports directly into NFTs—this idea is actually quite clever. Once the reports become on-chain assets, analysts can continuously benefit from secondary transactions, and buyers can resell or collect valuable research results. To some extent, this is moving the logic of the "creator economy" into the realm of on-chain data analysis.

Of course, whether this model can work depends on whether the market recognizes it, but at least it provides new possibilities for the Web3 research in this challenging industry.

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OnlyUpOnly

· 13h ago

Analyzing the report as an NFT? Sounds good, but I’m just afraid it’s another gimmick for a next air project. --- That said, whether a truly valuable insights research report is worth this price really depends on whether anyone will actually pay for it. --- Hey, this idea is indeed fresh. Transforming analysts from workers into content asset holders is definitely better than being freeloaded on as it is now. --- Wait, can people who buy the NFT report still trade it in the secondary market later? That would require the report itself not to become outdated, but on-chain data has a very short freshness period, right? --- The struggle of Web3 research is real, but whether this NFT move can save it is still a question mark. Let’s see how it plays out later. --- As long as the market recognizes it, that’s fine. It’s certainly better than relying on advertising fees. --- It feels like they are trying to use NFTs to solve all the problems of Web3, which seems a bit overly glorified.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 13h ago

Report NFTization? Sounds good, but the key is whether this thing can be sold. --- With both NFT and secondary trading, it feels like concept hype again. Is there really anyone willing to pay for data reports? --- I like this idea; finally, someone wants to open up monetization avenues for data analysts. --- Wait, what’s the essential difference from those previous failed cases? Isn’t it just another content economy scam? --- The key is whether the market recognizes it; having ideas alone is useless. --- It’s quite fresh, but we need to see if the quality of the reports can support the premium of NFTs. --- Depth analysis does need monetization, but using NFTs this way is either genuine or just another wave of playing people for suckers. --- To put it bluntly, it’s just putting the reports on the blockchain; surviving would be good enough. --- I really want to see who will spend big money buying these report NFTs.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 13h ago

honestly the nft route feels like slapping a band-aid on the real problem... gas fees alone will kill most secondary trades. just ran the numbers - you're leaving ~200bps on the table with every mint

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GasFeeTherapist

· 13h ago

Damn, can this NFT conversion of analysis reports really make money? It feels like it still depends on the person. --- NFTs and secondary trading, it sounds good, but actually selling it is what matters. --- Finally, someone wants to create opportunities for data analysts; there have indeed been too many who have been freeloading. --- This idea is good, but the premise is that someone has to be willing to pay; otherwise, it's just a piece of waste paper. --- Report NFTs... to put it bluntly, it still depends on the quality of the content; no one wants trash analysis even if it's on the chain. --- Web3 researchers are indeed struggling; finally, there’s a bit of hope, haha. --- Feels like another variant of being played for suckers? The analysts who really do the work still won't make any money.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 13h ago

I actually buy into the idea of this NFT analysis report, it's better than being overwhelmed by those free API interfaces. But to be honest, it still depends on whether anyone is really willing to spend money on this thing. The fact that analysts can monetize this is indeed a breakthrough, but I’m afraid it will end up being a tool for Be Played for Suckers again. Only real money can test whether this logic works; it’s still too early to draw conclusions now.

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