NFTs are all the rage right now. I enter many simple NFT giveaway contests on Twitter. I'm giving back to artists and creators by showcasing NFTs I won and linking their social media and Opensea below. Read on to see more about the Seiju PIxel Art Collection and NFT I won. 

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Relatively newish or small-sized NFT projects like Seiju PIxelart can be a great place to start if you are learning about NFTs and especially if entering giveaways. For one, without thousands of entries into a giveaway contest for a project that already has a big following, you have a better chance of winning one that's smaller. And, you could have the chance to catch a project before it takes off, whether you win the giveaway or not.

Per above, in a prior article, I described strategies: get-free-nfts-using-Twitter. A few creators sent multiple free NFTs just for tweeting honest enthusiasm and encouragement about their work and the giveaway I won. Right now, for the record, I am only HODL'ing anything that is given to me, out of respect to the creators who donate them, and a lot of the NFTs are really cool.

Regardless, I find Japanese art of this style to be really fun. And, even if a project is small, like Seiju Pixelart, it feels great to be supportive. The artist doesn't speak English. We used Twitter's translate function to communicate. Still, we exchanged coherent translated messages in support of each other, and the artist thought getting the exposure to my English-based following was amazing! Thus, my experience has been that NFTs connect people and cultures. Pretty cool.  

Here's a screenshot of a couple of versions of the Seiju NFT cutie. Note, it looks like a small collection with multiple owners for each NFT, rather than a large collection of 1 of 1's. 

I don't know if the NFT craze will continue forever, but for now, I am having a blast. By posting about wins I am giving back, and probably helping creators get more exposure than people with similar pursuits or other routes. The Twitter NFT community is pretty lovely, check it out if you haven't.

One last unrelated, but important thing. Are you using Presearch yet to get free $PRE crypto? Presearch is an internet search-engine that'll work on your phone as an app, and desktop computers within web-browsers. When you use Presearch as you would Google for a web-search, you get paid a reward in $PRE tokens. Currently, $PRE trades at about $0.20-$0.30 cents ($USD) per token ($PRE Coinmarketcap here), and there are probably more than 1.5 million active users. You can earn from about 1.5 to 3.0 $PRE tokens every day for doing around 30 web searches. The searches can be done back to back, and the reward fluctuates around the price of the token, going down when token price goes up. Thus, you can even time your daily searches around when the token price swings downward to maximize the rewards. Even just searching "BTC price" using the app counts! Presearch is decentralized, traded on KuCoin and other similar platforms, and the leaders are vetted, and very vocal via their Twitter. Presearch is growing, but I think we are still kind of early - woot-woot! Watch for the token to blow up if they make it to Coinbase - get earning now. Sign-up only requires an email, super simple, and they are doing really cool stuff with NFTs and token-staking. In my opinion, leaders in their field. Anyway, please use my referral link to sign up - you'll get $PRE. At this point, Google - meh. I suggest you give Presearch a try and I got a feeling you'll like the search engine results regardless of the rewards - I DEFINETELY have. Did I also mention it can double as an app for your phone, is available in major app stores like Google Play, works great on my Samsung phones and Android systems, works amazingly in combination with Brave Browser on desktop computers (FEEL THE REWARD POWER), and I think works great on I-phones and Apple platforms. Don't Google that Bitcoin price, or Google that hot new shitcoin (LOL), instead Presearch it. Thank me later on this one.

In the meantime, good luck in any NFT giveaway contests you might pursue, and thanks for stopping by.