Can (or should) I convert my music to sell as NFT's?

Who is going to buy it?

NFTs have crashed and burned months ago.
Even the ones that sold for millions at first in the initial craze, are now worth almost nothing.
They have always been nothing but a way for the initial speculators to enrich themselves at the expense of the fools that followed after them, smelling a way to get rich quick.
A classic Greater-Fool type scam, dressed up with techie sounding language to obscure its true nature.
Stay as far away from it as you can.

If you can find a way to get money from the stupidest, most obnoxious people in the world, I say go for it.

@ragingloli You mean all those Donald Trump NFTs I bought are now worthless? Damn!

@Caravanfan
Those always were worthless.

@ragingloli I know. All NFTs are worthless.

Sorry @Strauss, but the whole NFT “market” has come and gone. Toast. History. Yesterday’s news.

That was my point.

I appreciate the idea, actually. I’m in possession of rare code from the early days of video games I considered making into NFTs as a form of preservation. In the end I felt like the cost was more than the value to me, and that uploading the code for the world to see would make my rare code visible, and thus, less special. I don’t see it adding value, and there are better ways to preserve your music.