Amber
Well-known member
Generative art has evolved a lot. It’s not just randomized traits anymore — it's now interactive, on-chain, and sometimes collaborative.
I’m wondering how people are thinking about valuation today. Is it still floor price and rarity? Or are people looking at provenance, algorithmic innovation, artist history, maybe even the mint experience?
Projects like Art Blocks pushed the standard, but there’s a whole wave of newer artists experimenting with AI, live mints, and modular visuals.
How do you personally value a generative art NFT now — art first, tech first, or a mix?
I’m wondering how people are thinking about valuation today. Is it still floor price and rarity? Or are people looking at provenance, algorithmic innovation, artist history, maybe even the mint experience?
Projects like Art Blocks pushed the standard, but there’s a whole wave of newer artists experimenting with AI, live mints, and modular visuals.
How do you personally value a generative art NFT now — art first, tech first, or a mix?