We are reaching out to artists and local places in New York City, helping them set up a wallet and allocating a percentage of their story/NFT sales to that wallet!
1/ Today we’re thrilled to be launching a slate of open sourced “Can’t be Evil” NFT licenses. These licenses are designed specifically for NFTs and were inspired by 20-plus years of work by the Creative Commons. https://t.co/HodHFRvAuH
@jaimeschmidt I believe NFTs are just a tool, not the end product themselves. As a tool they can galvanize/enhance a community. But as a product they can only be sold
@Inspector_9@Bornosor@punk6529 There are 3 "stacks" to NFT art projects (1) print/image is one, ppl buy what they like, (2) IP, i.e. license/CC0, (3) token/utility, which includes COA/COO/access, etc. Projects should deliver value on each stack in their own way
If you buy an NFT before there is a real product/use, then you deserve some kind of transparency into how your funds are being allocated/used. #NFTupgrade
16. Some projects bundle all 3 things, some projects limit (2), some projects are really just (3), some projects are none. It depends on the project. So when you buy into an NFT project ask yourself what you want and where you see value