NFT or Aka Non-fungible Tokens has taken the world by storm. From Beeple who was the first NFT artist to sell his NFT artwork for a whooping $69 Million Dollars taking him to the top of the charts to Twitter Founder Jack Dorsey, who sold his “First Twitter Tweet” as an NFT for a staggering $2.9 Million dollars. This hype of NFT’s is not going to end any sooner and if you think you’re late in this game, there’s good news because the NFT market is just starting to grow and it hasn’t yet reached it’s fullest potential.

Which is the reason why many of the big tech startups haven’t even touched NFT’s yet, besides Facebook who is finally planning on to enter the NFT space by completely rebranding itself.


The topic for today is “How to Find the Rarity of an NFT?”. This is one of the most asked questions by most people on the internet because when you are investing into NFT’s, there is literally no way to find out if the NFT’s are valuable or not. There’s a huge reason for it and I’ll get to that very soon. But before we dive further into our main topic today, let’s help the new comers who have just discovered NFT’s. If you know, what NFT’s or Non-Fungible Tokens are then you can skip the first section of the article and directly head towards How to find the Rarity of an NFT?. However, if you are actually new in the world of NFT’s then I’ll explain to you what NFT’s are.

## #What are NFT’s and Why are they so valuable?#
NFT’s stands for Non-Fungible Tokens and they are literally just “Crypto Tokens”. They are just like any other Crypto Tokens you’ll find on the internet, like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin….etc. However, the thing that makes these Crypto Tokens aka, NFT’s unique and special is the term called “Non-Fungibility”.



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NFT’s are crypto tokens that are Non-Fungible meaning they cannot be mutually exchanged with each other. Unlike Bitcoin or ETH, for example, if you and your friend have 1 BTC each. You two decide to exchange Bitcoins with each other. When you do that, you and your friend will have the exact same Bitcoin and there will be no difference in the value. This is because traditional Crypto Tokens are “Fungible” and they can be mutually be exchanged with each other.

While NFT’s are Non-fungible and it is not possible for a person to exchange NFT’s with other people. Due to this reason, each NFT’s are now unique and possess the quality of being “One-Of-a Kind”. Remember those Pokemon Trading cards, where the rare Charizard card had lots of value. NFT’s share a similar thing and they possess the quality of being rare and unique.

The process of creating NFT’s is called “Minting” and when NFT’s are minted, they are essentially tied to or represent a digital asset that could be anything from an Original Artwork, Painting, music, videos or any digital collectibles. Keep in mind, these digital assets are indeed NFT’s and Crypto Tokens as when Minted, users are able to decide what kind of digital asset they want to turn into this particular NFT and that NFT gets a Token ID and all of its information is stored in the blockchain


### Crypto Bloxs NFT Collection | 888 Card NFT’s That’s Seeking a New Home




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Crypto Bloxs is a collection of 888 uniquely designed NFT’s that are seeking a new home in the Metaverse. It’s one of the most interesting NFT projects currently in development with Being a CryptoBloxs NFT owner will grant you exclusive opportunities for drops and metaverse property.


Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to spot the next Cryptopunk NFT project using just a tool. While, finding the rarity of an NFT is a complicated process and most of the time, it’s impossible for a person to know how rare an NFT is just by looking at the NFT.

Fortunately, there is a way to find the rarity of an NFT and that is using a tool called Rarity Tools.

Rarity Tools is exactly what it sounds like, it’s a tool that helps you find the Rarity of an NFT, through something called Rarity Score. How the score is calculated will be discussed in sometime but take a close look at the image given below.






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It’s the image of CryptoPunk #7804 which is currently valued at 4200 ETH which approx. $17 Million Dollars. It’s got a really high Rarity score of 2329.18 and if you look closely into the properties of the Crypto Punk Characters, factors like “Punk Type”, Full Type, Hair, Eyes and other features adds to the value of the NFT Rarity Score.

Go to “All Collections” and you’ll find a list of the top 500 NFT Projects Ranked according to their Rarity Score.



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The rarest and on the 1st rank is definitely “CryptoPunks“, however on the 2nd position, it is Bored Ape Yacht Club. Things get more and more interesting as you move down the ranks. As you’ll find the top performing NFT projects that are most likely to rise in value in the future.

If you click on any one of the projects, say “VeeFriends” for example, you’ll be able to get a list of all the NFT’s in that NFT Projects ranked according to it’s Rarity Score.

Now if you click on one of the NFT’s, you may notice that some NFT’s get a higher Rarity Score. VeeFriends was an NFT Project created by Gary Vaynerchuck and one of the NFT’s as you can see has got a Rarity Score of a whooping 4432. This tells us that, the NFT’s in the Vee Friends NFT project is highly valuable and is likely to rise in value in the future.





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If you would like to, you can check the Rarity Score of your own NFT asset. To do this, copy and paste the asset ID of your NFT and paste it on “Project Section”.

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By clicking on “Lookup”, the Rarity Tools will show you the Rarity score of your NFT asset and all the values and properties it has.
Rarity Tools is a great way to find out the rare NFT’s and whether or not, if an NFT has value or not.

### How does Rarity Tools calculate the rarity of an NFT?
Rarity Tools uses their unique Rarity Calculation methods which are discussed in this Article. This is the formula that they use in order to determine the rarity of an NFT.


[Rarity Score for a Trait Value] = 1 / ([Number of Items with that Trait Value] / [Total Number of Items in Collection])

The total Rarity Score for an NFT is the sum of the Rarity Score of all of it’s trait values. – From –


While Traditional rarity ranking methods gives too much importance to the over all traits and properties of an NFT, while the single trait of an NFT is not given much importance. This means, that in the traditional methods, if an NFT had 7 traits and one of them was rare, it would not be possible to determine the rarity score of that NFT, in other words, the rarity score would be incorrect.


However, what Rarity Tools uses is their “Rarity Score”, which emphasizes on a single trait of an NFT, but also includes overall trait rarities while calculating the rarity of an NFT. This way, a perfect Rarity Score is created that helps us determine whether if an NFT is rare or not.

## Is the Rarity Score worth using for Investments?

Here’s what you need to know. The Rarity Tools is just there to help us figure out whether if an NFT is rare or not. If an NFT has a high Rarity Score, this means that there are high chances of the NFT for growing up in value and also making you lots of profits in the future.

This Rarity Score however, doesn’t mean that, the moment you invest in a particular rare NFT, you will be able to sell it immediately in the future.

Because the NFT Market is a highly ill-liquid market meaning, if you invest in any one of the NFT Projects, you can’t expect buyers to immediately purchase your NFT. Compare that with Crypto-Currencies which is a highly liquid market where if you purchase a Crypto-Currency, you can almost sell it immediately.

This means, you cannot totally depend on Rarity Tools for investments. You have to take into account, the ill-liquid nature of the NFT Market and then decide which NFT’s are a good investment.

So, here if you check that an NFT has a really high Rarity Score, chances are that no one is actually interested in buying that NFT.

Here’s an article where I have clearly explained about the nature of the NFT market and how to make money Flipping NFT’s.

Out there I have explained the concept of communities in NFT’s and how the communities are so important in NFT’s. This means that, if you are investing in a particular NFT Project, you have to make sure that, the company or person behind the NFT Project has build a good community base.

Because if there are more people in the community, the problem of ill-liquidity is solved as you’ll be able to sell NFT’s faster. And here, if you use Rarity Tools, and find that some NFT’s have high Rarity Score’s, then you can be sure that, you’ve caught yourself with a gold mine.

But without doing home work and your research on the market, never invest in NFT’s just by using the scores given by Rarity Tools. Ofcourse, the tool is great for checking the rarity of an NFT and also scouting for new NFT projects, but when it comes to investing, you have to have a clear picture of the NFT market.


Reference: https://www.nftsstreet.com/how-to-find-rarity-of-nft/


NFTs are a new and fascinating phenomenon. Around since 2014, they’re unique digital assets that are bought and sold online using cryptocurrency. One-of-a-kind tokens used to indicate ownership of a particular digital item (often a digital artwork), NFTs are disrupting markets around the globe from art to gaming, from events to insurance. 

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At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Nvidia made Omniverse, its real-time 3D design collaboration and virtual world simulation platform, available free to individual creators and artists.

The tech giant also rolled out new features and integrations for the product, which the company has dubbed the “metaverse for engineers.”


Omniverse launched in beta early last year and a paid subscription version for enterprises followed in November. Nvidia says Omniverse has been downloaded by over 100,000 creators.

During a presentation at Computex last summer, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang outlined his vision for the “many types of metaverses,” including video game versions and augmented reality-backed versions featuring non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

Omniverse combines graphics, artificial intelligence (AI), simulation tools and scalable computing to help designers and creators craft 3D assets and scenes from their laptops or workstations. Omniverse is able to connect independent 3D design worlds, which are often made with incompatible tools, into a shared virtual scene.

Nvidia announced the expansion of Omniverse with new features, such as the one-click collaboration tool Nucleus Cloud, and new connectors, extensions and asset libraries built by Nvidia partners. New ecosystem partners include 3D marketplaces and digital asset libraries TurboSquid by Shutterstock, CGTrader, Sketchfab and Twinbru.


Reference: [https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/01/04/nvidia-makes-its-metaverse-building-software-free-for-individual-creators/](https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/01/04/nvidia-makes-its-metaverse-building-software-free-for-individual-creators/)



The tech giant also added new features and partners to Omniverse, its real-time 3D design collaboration and virtual world simulation platform.

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Nvidia Makes Its Metaverse-Building Software Free for Individual Creators

As our lives have become increasingly digital, we’ve embraced opportunities to live and work outside of major cities—often in search of more space and comfort. Companies like Coinbase, Slack, and Twitter are realizing that people are able to work efficiently in a remote setting, and are adapting to that new reality by implementing remote-first policies.

 
## Authentic Digital Experiences
 

In a geographically distributed world, the need to maintain authentic relationships becomes increasingly important. Our digital world and physical worlds are increasingly blended. That’s partially why the metaverse is generating so much excitement. Facebook changing their name to Meta to be “metaverse first, not Facebook first” is a visible embrace of this new digital reality.

 

So, what’s the metaverse?   The metaverse is where digital experiences take place; it’s about bridging the gap between physical and virtual experiences, such that the two feel seamlessly connected. Concerts, for example, might begin offering digital experiences equally as exciting and immersive as the physical event. 

 

Seamless interoperability between the digital and physical also means owning one’s own digital items. Blockchain projects, like Decentraland (token ticker: MANA), have created an open-world metaverse where players can log-in to play games; earn the metaverse’s native Ethereum ERC-20 token, MANA; and buy and create NFTs, like virtual land (token ticker: LAND) and various collectibles. All of these features give them real-world interoperability for the value of their time spent in-game. Like MANA, Facebook’s stablecoin, DIEM, will also have Ethereum compatibility, where  gamers can also extract real-world value from in-game items, while simultaneously creating a billion dollar secondary market for game developers.

 
## The Meta Market Opportunity



We know that a greater portion of our attention is spent on digital activities — a trend that’s continuing to increase with younger generations. Today, on average,  around one-third of our lives (~8 hours/day) are spent on leisure activities, like watching TV, playing video games or scrolling on social media. That amount of time spent will likely increase as remote work continues to normalize. 

 

As such, revenue is likely to continue to grow as digital worlds continue to embed themselves into our daily lives.  A fast-growing virtual goods consumer economy is emerging alongside the convergence of our social lives and online gaming. It is estimated that revenue from virtual worlds could grow from ~$180 billion in 2021 to ~$400 billion in 2025. 

 

The continued shift of game developer monetization is a key dynamic within this growth trend. Players are increasingly moving away from “paying to play” premium games, and are moving towards “free” games, which developers monetize by (1) selling players in-game items to enhance gameplay, or (2) allowing them to gain social status within these virtual worlds.  

 

## Breaking Down The Walls
 

Today, the digital world is a hallway of locked doors, each requiring unique credentials to gain access. In the metaverse, users will have seamless, real-world adjacent interactions with entire digital communities. Building applications on open networks, like Ethereum, removes the unnecessary barriers between digital ecosystems. For example, logging into DeFi applications is as simple as scanning a QR code with your digital wallet.

 

Open networks, like Ethereum, also give users true ownership of their digital items. For example, in an open network, Instagram wouldn’t “own” your photography, but instead would enable you to display them in a virtual setting (e.g., your property on Dentraland) by connecting your wallet; similarly,  you would be able to seamlessly remove these photographs from one virtual setting and move them to another — without having to close your account or revoke your credentials. .

 

The metaverse can be an important extension of our digital reality, transforming our digital experiences by making them immersive, seamless, authentic, and truly user-owned. Digital experiences have the opportunity to become as exciting as the physical experiences. Imagine: a concert from the seamless convenience of your home, a picture frame in your virtual home with a rotating virtual art collection, a consistent digital brand with the same profile picture across all your platforms, and a world in which you own the value of your digital data and identity. 

 

To the extent you’re interested in learning about or investing in MANA — the native token of Decentraland — we invite you to consider the Grayscale Decentraland Trust, which is available to accredited investors here.


For natural persons, annual income in excess of $200,000 a year (or $300,000 per year with a spouse or spousal equivalent), or net worth over $1 million either alone or together with a spouse or spousal equivalent, excluding their primary residence, or hold in good standing their Series 7, Series 65, or Series 82 professional certifications. Entities must have $5 million in liquid assets, or all beneficial owners must be Accredited Investors.

Reference: 
[https://grayscale.com/market-bytes-step-into-the-metaverse/](https://grayscale.com/market-bytes-step-into-the-metaverse/)




The COVID-19 pandemic has upended almost every aspect of our daily life, and the world was forced to rapidly adopt a new digital norm overnight: remote work. In an effort to help slow the spread of COVID-19, businesses and schools shifted to implement digital solutions. 

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## How to transfer funds to your Metamask

For this example we're using mainnet

1. Open the metamask extension in your browser. You might be prompted to input your **password** (not your passphrase) if you haven't used it in a while.
2. Make sure you're connected to the correct network by checking the top of the extension. You should see **Ethereum Mainnet** written but if that's not the case, click the name of the active network and select Ethereum from the dropdown.

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3. Copy your wallet address by clicking the button under where the network is displayed. It should have a name and a value that starts with '0x' underneath.
4. Paste the address as the recipient when withdrawing your funds from your exchange and make sure to select the the correct **network** as well which in this example is **Ethereum ERC20**


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5. Be mindful of the transfer free from your exchange. On most places this rate is fixed for withdrawal, but operating on the blockchain will also require more fees which vary with network traffic, known as Gas Fees
6. Confirm the transaction. This will most likely require you to confirm your identity through Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) checks. The transfer process can take from a few seconds up to a few minutes depending on how congested the network is

And that's it! You've successfully transferred your funds to your MetaMask wallet or Ledger!

Now that you have your wallet and bought crypto from an exchange, the last step is sending those coins to your main wallet.

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How to transfer funds to your MetaMask

## How to create your MetaMask wallet
 
1. Go to [the MetaMask website](https://metamask.io) and click on Download.

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2. Click **Install MetaMask for \<browser\>**. In the image the Google Chrome browser was used

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3. This will open the Extension Store for your browser. Click **Add Extension**

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4. After the installation is completed, click **Get Started**. If you already have a wallet you can import it instead of creating a new one here by clicking **Import Wallet**. We will be creating a new one for this guide.

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6. Create an access password. This password will be requested every time the extension is opened and for each smart contract signing, for example a purchase of an NFT in OpenSea. On the next page you can watch a short explanatory video about Metamask.
7. Twelve words will be generated. This is also called your seed phrase, make sure to keep it secure and preferably back it up to somewhere not connected to the internet as well such as on a paper notebook or carved on a steel plate. The seed phrase is used to sign in to your wallet on other wallets, such as a mobile wallet app or any other type of wallet so **losing these words means losing access to your wallet.**
     - Once you know no one is spying on your and **you are not recording or sharing your screen**, click to reveal your secret words, and write them down. Then click "Next"

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8. Complete the challenge to prove that you wrote down your words then click "Confirm".
9. You're all done!

Now that you have a wallet you can deposit Cryptocurrencies into your MetaMask and start using it on platforms such as OpenSea. If you want help with buying crypto from an exchange and sending it to your MetaMask, stay tuned for our next article!

The first step to getting started in your crypto journey is to create your Wallet. In this guide you will learn how to create your first crypto wallet and store you passphrase securely.

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Now that you have a wallet you need to buy some Ether ($ETH). This is needed to cover both the artwork's price, and the transaction fees (referred to as "gas") to the network, which are usually less than 0.1 ETH. You can do this through any cryptocurrency exchange, like <binance>Binance</binance>, <coinbase>Coinbase</coinbase> or <moonpay></moonpay>

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You will need a crypto wallet such as <metamask></metamask> to bid in our auctions. You can install the chrome extension or download the mobile app of your preferred wallet to get started. For more information reference <walletArticle>our article</walletArticle> which walks through all the steps of creating a wallet.

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