I know in all likelihood I am speaking to a spammer but NFT tokens are not cryptocurrency. They are a concept that exists as a logical consequence of some crypto currencies/related technologies (theoretically all could be used for it but some are better served than many).
They are a useful but also in other ways flawed way of showing ownership of an item, usually a digital good but can be used for contracts on real world items/general contracts as well, and are as valuable as the underlying good (which in most things we have seen, especially anything that scored big money, are worth bugger all in reality and you are just hoping some moron* spunks more money into something).
*greater fool theory if you want a choice search term.
See also smart contracts
Anyway back on topic. I am not sure how much I want to trust the financial advice of someone that gambled away his dogecoin so early on.
Normally I would do the "what if I had invested $100 in each of those at the time of the original post/choice time period" and what I would have if I sold today.