To recap:
- Launch an NFT collection in seconds with one JPEG
- Trade from mint #1, not after mint out
- Mint funds become OpenSea collection offers, giving minters downside protection
- Unused bid funds return to holders
Skip the grind. Trade JPEGs. Have fun with frens.
i’m pretty bullish on NFTs making a real comeback this cycle
art NFTs can have another run, but i’m more interested in how much experimentation happens around the format itself
agents, ownership, new launch mechanics and different ways to connect NFTs with onchain products all open up fresh design space
we’re still early in the broader onchain rotation, so i expect people to get a lot more creative with NFTs from here
The reason a lot of people aren't winning much in the NFT space is because most of em are too whitelist focused.
They're constantly looking for the next WL that can make them $1K at mint instead of exploring where the bigger opportunities are.
There's real money in Degen plays secondary plays, memecoins, early plays, etc. But most people don't want to take the risk.
What's crazy is you'll give them the alpha, they'll fade it, and once it starts moving, they come back to your comments complaining about how they missed the opportunity.
You can't win if you're always scared to take calculated risks.
The space is honestly crazy 😂
To recap:
- Launch an NFT collection in seconds with one JPEG
- Trade from mint #1, not after mint out
- Mint funds become OpenSea collection offers, giving minters downside protection
- Unused bid funds return to holders
Skip the grind. Trade JPEGs. Have fun with frens.
Who lost motivation to mint because price movements are like couple bucks/tens & low chances of hundreds?
What if there's a better way to fix this, yet gives you similar downside protection of free mints?
Only on @memepegdotcom
Who lost motivation to mint because price movements are like couple bucks/tens & low chances of hundreds?
What if there's a better way to fix this, yet gives you similar downside protection of free mints?
Only on @memepegdotcom