We have our first-ever return guests on the NFT Finance pod!
This week we speak with @KtkZergs and @snowsledge about buy now pay later (BNPL) and NFT finance broadly. Here's a brief summary of the thought-provoking and, quite honestly, incredibly bullish convo 👇
7/ That’s only a small bit of the great discussion with David and Snowsledge. Listen to the conversation and tell us what you think!
https://t.co/eaIW4LGavG
We have our first-ever return guests on the NFT Finance pod!
This week we speak with @KtkZergs and @snowsledge about buy now pay later (BNPL) and NFT finance broadly. Here's a brief summary of the thought-provoking and, quite honestly, incredibly bullish convo 👇
6/ Perhaps the best TradFi analogue to NFTs is the housing market. In the U.S. houses in the 1930s were purchased with 50% LTV. With the help of sophisticated financial instruments (among many other things), 80% LTV is the standard today.
4/ But it seems like what the industry (of ~150 people) needs at the moment is user base expansion!
To that end @Mikey0x_ will also be joining us to talk NFT IP, IP history and about collectors.
Look forward for more and subscribe!
https://t.co/qs6OH8MIU2
1/ One of the biggest roadblocks to NFT finance adoption is education of the collector user-base that
1. NFT Finance is something you can do
2. NFT finance is something that is beneficial to collectors (lenders largely understand this already)
On this NFT Finance week’s podcast, we speak with @0xEren from @wasabi_protocol
Wasabi allows users to buy call and put options. Unlike perpetuals platforms, Wasabi protocol actually spot trades the NFTs. This is a major benefit to NFT lenders, holders, and collectors. 👇
5/ Who wins with Wasabi?
-Market makers earn yield
-Anyone can get exposure to a NFT without paying full price
-NFT lenders and NFT holders can hedge their positions