How to Invest in Generative Art on FxHash

Discover insights to smartly jump on the gen-art movement

Over the past month, I had a blast collecting generative art pieces on the FxHash Tezos platform. It feels like a new revolution, both artistically and economically, where creative coding evolves every day and is valued accordingly. Today, I’d like to share some advice that helped me increase my portfolio value by over 130%.

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Rule number one should be to collect what you like. The problem is that art is subjective and what you like might not be liked by others. For that reason, you need a better system. This article is intended for those looking to follow a purely logical and “cold” method, rather than an art-driven one. By the way, I am working on another piece with a method to criticize generative art from a pure art perspective. Stay tuned if you are looking for generative art reviews.

Before we get started, you might want to read “💵 How to flip NFTs (for beginners)”. Many of those concepts still apply, but I’ve noticed some extra points specifically valuable for FxHash collections.

1. Avoid copy minters

Sounds easy, but it is not. Copy minters are scammers who copy others’ collections and release them as the original. I’ve minted one by mistake, and some friends also struggle with this. Like many other platforms…