NFTs or Non-Fungible Tokens are digital assets ranging from artworks and in-game items to music and video files. These are in the form of digital data that is stored in a blockchain. As such, NFTs are frequently bought, sold, or transferred together with cryptocurrency. Their value, on the other hand, is also inexplicably linked to the community’s belief in their value, similar to how the price of artworks is determined by their bidders.
Now if you believe in the value of these NFTs and have purchased it or are willing to purchase them, you may be wondering if they have any use other than being sold for a reasonable price again? And the answer is- Yes, Of course.
Any art connoisseur or admirer of art would have more reasons to display NFTs that they purchase as a part of their home than selling them for profit but displaying these digital assets presents a problem: How do you display NFTs at home like artworks when they aren’t available in print?
The answer, of course, is through the screens, whether it be a television screen, a tablet, or a mobile phone screen. This answer, however, continues to boggle numerous art admirers and collectors who want to display NFTs at home since they either have insufficient knowledge about the technical specifications or don’t know how to navigate them. Another important reason is that although NFTs are not physical and cannot be printed, their maintenance is much costlier than even the high-priced artwork. This is because, unless one gets a high-resolution monitor, the charm of NFTs would most likely remain unappreciated.
The key here is to get the specifications right. You would need to check the aspect ratio and compress the file as little as possible, simply because one screen isn’t enough to display all forms and types of NFT artworks.
At the same time, one needs to check the NFTs themselves and make sure that the light, color, and vibrancy of the digital image are suitable to be displayed through a variety of screens. Some video NFTs, for instance, even mutate on-screen and require an extended display in order to be fully experienced. Some NFT artworks, on the other hand, might be presented in the form of a kaleidoscope, making them even harder to be displayed through normal screens.
For this, one can either get a LED display of museum quality or a Samsung QLED monitor for homes to display a variety of NFTs. If one wants to add another layer of protection to their NFTs, they can also purchase displays through startups targeting this aspect of displaying NFTs such as Atomic Form, Lago, or Meural. Since these displays only allow the owner of the NFTs to display them, you can display your NFTs while protecting them at the same time.
