Yellow Feathers
Norm Smith Medallist
Twitter is the home of NFT content. I follow some of the accounts with lots of followers, but some of the best people are the founders of major projects or people that own expensive NFTs like BAYC or crypto punks. 99% of NFTs trend to zero, but you can clearly see some NFTs are trending up against the market. Look at the charts on OpenSea for art projects like Checks VV, Chromie Squiggle, Wonky Stonks and PFP projects like Pudgy Penguins, Sappy Seals, Azuki. They look strong. Find things that appeal to you, have an active community and some kind of hype "it" factor.How do you find quality NFT's?
Also, lots of people have been phished on twitter by clicking promoted or fake profile links to free mints. Never, never do this. Do not sign a message with the wallet that contains your NFTs, that message is enough to hand over the access of NFTs that you might currently have for sale. If you have a hardware wallet and always remain suspicious you'll be ok.