user2068: I had been forging some NFTs, but all my NFTs are listed in the Collectible Part of the Nami Wallet. Even when i followed the 721 standard reported in the CIP-25 for my on-chain metadata. This makes me wonder, what makes the distinction between Assets and Collectibles for the Nami-Wallet?

user2629: This looks to be the correct behavior - nfts are often considered to be collectible items and used in that way.
I've found this in nami wallet, it's looking for an nft metadata attached to the asset, thats what makes it to be visible in Collectibles tab of Nami.

2068: <p>I had been forging some NFTs, but all my NFTs are listed in the Collectible Part of the Nami Wallet. Even when i followed the 721 standard reported in the CIP-25 for my on-chain metadata. This makes me wonder, what makes the distinction between Assets and Collectibles for the Nami-Wallet?</p>
 2629: <p>This looks to be the correct behavior - nfts are often considered to be collectible items and used in that way.</p>
<p>I've found <a href="https://github.com/Berry-Pool/nami-wallet/blob/24701e1b68c80c90c6f2f50545e6e710095c239f/src/ui/app/pages/wallet.jsx#L176" rel="nofollow noreferrer">this</a> in nami wallet, it's looking for an nft metadata attached to the asset, thats what makes it to be visible in <code>Collectibles</code> tab of Nami.</p>
