Visually Wired NFTs: Exploring the Role of Inspiration in Non-Fungible Tokens
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| author | La Cava, Lucio Costa, Davide Tagarelli, Andrea |
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| contents | The fervor for Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) attracted countless creators, leading to a Big Bang of digital assets driven by latent or explicit forms of inspiration, as in many creative processes. This work exploits Vision Transformers and graph-based modeling to delve into visual inspiration phenomena between NFTs over the years. Our goals include unveiling the main structural traits that shape visual inspiration networks, exploring the interrelation between visual inspiration and asset performances, investigating crypto influence on inspiration processes, and explaining the inspiration relationships among NFTs. Our findings unveil how the pervasiveness of inspiration led to a temporary saturation of the visual feature space, the impact of the dichotomy between inspiring and inspired NFTs on their financial performance, and an intrinsic self-regulatory mechanism between markets and inspiration waves. Our work can serve as a starting point for gaining a broader view of the evolution of Web3. |
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| spellingShingle | Visually Wired NFTs: Exploring the Role of Inspiration in Non-Fungible Tokens La Cava, Lucio Costa, Davide Tagarelli, Andrea Social and Information Networks Artificial Intelligence Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Physics and Society The fervor for Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) attracted countless creators, leading to a Big Bang of digital assets driven by latent or explicit forms of inspiration, as in many creative processes. This work exploits Vision Transformers and graph-based modeling to delve into visual inspiration phenomena between NFTs over the years. Our goals include unveiling the main structural traits that shape visual inspiration networks, exploring the interrelation between visual inspiration and asset performances, investigating crypto influence on inspiration processes, and explaining the inspiration relationships among NFTs. Our findings unveil how the pervasiveness of inspiration led to a temporary saturation of the visual feature space, the impact of the dichotomy between inspiring and inspired NFTs on their financial performance, and an intrinsic self-regulatory mechanism between markets and inspiration waves. Our work can serve as a starting point for gaining a broader view of the evolution of Web3. |
| title | Visually Wired NFTs: Exploring the Role of Inspiration in Non-Fungible Tokens |
| topic | Social and Information Networks Artificial Intelligence Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Physics and Society |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.17031 |