According to indie work website Fiverr, 64 percent of U.S.-based freelancers have profited from selling NFT-related services. Pictured, people walk past an NFT vending machine location on Feb. 24, 2022, in New York City. The world's first NFT vending machine, from the company Neon, accepts credit and debit cards and dispenses a box with a unique code inside for your chosen NFT. (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
You may not know the difference between an NFT and NSO (the Israeli company behind the Pegasus software), but according to Israel-based indie work website Fiverr, 64 percent of US-based freelancers have profited from selling NFT-related services.
The survey of some 1,000 freelancers was conducted together with Censuswide, a research company based in the United Kingdom.
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