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To bring all the noise into one place, here are some of the best newsletters to read 👇
Compiled information for NFTs can be tricky to find. I originally created this to avoid having an hour+ long conversation with friends every time someone asked me what NFTs are. This is my NFT basics guide.
1/ On How To Secure Your NFTs
Where are your NFTs out in the metaverse?
How do you store them?
How do you keep people from stealing them?!
How do you pass down your Grails to your grandkids?
Let’s find out!
Wrote something for friends onboarding to Web3, figured it'd be useful to publish. Here's a one week guide for ramping up on key Web3 concepts. tl;dr below
https://t.co/Zjt1CkIMAo
31/ After they flippen art, NFTs will start eating brands, they will start eating culture, they will start creating decentralized alternatives to centralized orgs.
Are the Bored Apes a silly collectible are are they a decentralized competitor to Supreme?
28/ The addressable market for NFTs is not "a subset of the art market", but, in the first phase, all societal intangibles.
These represent tens of trillions of value and are the coordinating mechanism of society.
26/ So what do our JPGs have to do with this?
a) They are decentralized
b) They are constitutionally protected free speech
c) They can represent the nuance of the world which is non-fungible, not fungible
d) They can be used to build decentralized social organizations
24/ Starting 2013, 6529 has been harassing everyone he can find (including himself) that "we can now build decentralized social systems"
And yet, every year since then, 6529 has been quite disappointed at what decentralized systems we have built
@LeeLasombra@Crazypostalbob@Kellar1031@rbhead12@1nessman@briantylercohen@elonmusk Read the bill. It specifically states “Classroom INSTRUCTION on sexual orientation or gender identity may not occur in k-grade 3 or in a manner that is not age/developmentally appropriate” they can say gay they just can’t teach detailed lessons about it. That’s up to the parents.