10/ Listen to the full podcast for more insights into Spencer's mindset as an NFT investor:
Views described in this podcast are for educational purposes only and is not financial advice!
https://t.co/8X8nmWY7GC
1/ We interviewed @sgsand1 from Spencer Ventures, the operator of one of the few institutional NFT funds in the space.
Below are the main takeaways: https://t.co/8X8nmWY7GC
9/ Spencer talks about his biggest mistakes, specifically FOMOing into trades that he didn't really have information on
He then talks about a specific collection that he had a thesis on, but then he was wrong
Spencer says the best traders are not emotional~
10/ Adventure then talks about how KPR wants to cater to different user profiles, because some will be more engaged in the world than others, and some are more crypto-native than others.
KPR also wants to utilize badges to give holders a sense of accomplishment.
8/ KPR chose to start with food because it is universal and not bounded by regions. It crosses all kinds of barriers, cultures, and languages. Sushi and ramen were the initial lore targets because everyone in web3 loves them.
7/ KPR has passed on a bunch of potential partnerships, notably with people who have large followings. In terms of Esther Choi, they felt that she checked all the criteria very quickly.
6/ Finding creators to onboard into the KPRVerse is certainly a process, as there are many celebrities in the space who are not in it for the long-term.
KPR doesn't want to bring on creators who do not fit into the context of the world.
4/ Adventure reflects on how KPRVerse was able to get so much traction during mint, as well as what he would have done differently if he were to start the project again.
Community was one aspect that the team felt they could have improved upon in the early days.