In my article last month, I talked about what NFTs are and what types there are, and the future of joint art investments on blockchain. At this point, which has been reached in a month, it would not be wrong to say that the wind of NFT has changed, even though it seems like it is over. Now, instead of collections of 10 thousand pieces that are randomly created with layers, the wind of NFTs, which are works of art and 1/1 original work without an edition, is about to begin. The rapid changes within the blockchain show us different areas regarding their usage patterns as well as the rise of NFTs. For example, a few months ago, a cryptoPunk owner borrowed from a decentralized finance protocol by collateralizing his Punk NFT. Except in rare cases in the real world, it is very difficult to get bank financing by collateral for a work of art. However, in cases of foreclosure, works of art are deducted from the debt by appraising them as a result of the appraisal. In other words, the bank institution does not instantly turn your artworks into cash and pay you, or there is no such loan model. Even if they do have such a service, it's done with a ton of procedural paperwork and at a price well below its true value. But the blockchain has brought a very simple solution to this issue. If the NFT owner cannot repay the loan, the NFT will pass to the borrower.