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How to spot fake NFTs in 2023?

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If you think you bought an NFT directly from an artist, make sure to check their website and social media accounts to confirm.

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01.

Legitimacy of the NFT seller

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Fraudsters have been known to replicate entire websites, so even if the NFT website looks legitimate, you might be using the wrong URL.

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02.

Review the NFT website

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Check the NFT on a blockchain explorer or NFT marketplace aggregator to verify this.

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03.

Verify NFT sales volume

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Check the floor price for the entire series to see how it compares to the asking price of the NFT in question.

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04.

Examine the cost of the NFT

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You should be able to learn the collection’s precise contract address from a reliable source.

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05.

Check the contract address on the NFT

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Some NFTs come with authentication certificates that verify their authenticity.

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06.

Check for authentication certificates

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Look for information about their background and past work, and check to see if they have a reputation for creating genuine NFTs.

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Research the artist or creator

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Some NFTs have built-in security measures to prevent counterfeiting, such as watermarks or special coding.

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Check for watermarks

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To avoid fake NFTs, it’s a good idea to stick to well-known and reputable NFT marketplaces.

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Use a reputable NFT marketplace

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 Don’t be afraid to ask questions and do your due diligence to ensure that you’re buying a genuine NFT.

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Use common sense