Podcasts about avastars

Je kunt maar één keer stoppen, en je kunt eigenlijk ook maar één keer terugkeren. En wees nu eens eerlijk: zijn er momenten waarop je dat beter kunt doen dan aan het einde van het jaar, wanneer de lijstjes je om de oren vliegen, en de meningenmachines over elkaar heen buitelen om nog één keer terug te blikken op een krankzinnig tv-jaar? Daarin konden wij natuurlijk niet achterblijven, óók omdat we een belangrijke mededeling hebben over een nieuw podcastproject. De Televisië-terugkeer mag dan eenmalig zijn: jullie zijn ook in 2024 niet zomaar van ons af. Maar voordat we onze eigen Olympische Droom gaan najagen, is het eerst tijd om uitgebreid terug te blikken op het jaar van Steef Cuijpers, het jaar van Avastars, het jaar van Alles is muziek, het jaar van De Augurkenkoning en het jaar van acteur Henk ten Cate. Tot in 2024! Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Na een prima weekend voor Feyenoord, PSV en FC Twente kunnen we niet anders dan beginnen met de vraag: Is dit het slechtste Ajax ooit? Het was een blamage! Met de duurste selectie ooit in de Eredivisie op de 12de plek staan is van het niveau Avastars. Een complete flop. Verder gaan we in op de toss van Bergwijn en blijkt Ramalho toch te kunnen voetballen. Feyenoord en PSV lijken klaar voor de groepsfase van de Champions League. En bij FC Twente en AZ kan de vlag uit, want ze spelen leuk voetbal en hebben tot nu toe alle punten te pakken. Blijf natuurlijk hieronder je vragen stellen en wie weet zit jij volgende week in de uitzending. En natuurlijk hebben we deze week ook weer een nieuwe enquete. Randje Buitenspel is een podcast waar vier comedians babbelen over voetbal. Rob Scheepers, Thijs Kemperink, Tim Hartog en Wilko Terwijn zijn allemaal fan van een andere club en worden niet gehinderd door enige kennis of feiten. Het is klagen en lachen over voetbal en hun eigen cluppie. Check natuurlijk ook onze socials en like, subscribe en deel!

Het 'oude' medium TV innoveert gelukkig ook nog flink, leren we in deze Technoloog. Vince Westbroek neemt ons mee langs de techniek van digitale reclameborden, greenscreen-studio's en volledig geanimeerde (en geflopte) talentenjacht Avastars. Hoe krijg je een overtuigende XR-ervaring op TV? En welke gevolgen hebben de plannen van Apple, o.a. met de Vision Pro? Gast Vince Westbroek Links Werken bij Capgemini: S.A.P. Consultant Video Youtube Hosts Herbert Blankesteijn & Ben van der Burg Redactie Daniël Mol See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

'Ik heb wel een beetje het Frans Bauer-gen. Ik vind het lastig om dag in dag uit bezig te zijn met waar ik sta ten opzichte van de rest. Ik probeer het allemaal een beetje normaal te houden.' Met YouTuber Kalvijn praat ik een half uur lang over onder andere zijn jeugd, start op filmpjes.nl, de toekomst van TV en zijn presentatieklus Avastars. 

Gordon gaat van verliefd naar verloofd! De zanger is overmand door emoties nadat zijn geliefde Gavin, met wie hij sinds begin dit jaar samen is, op zijn knieën ging. Evert Santegoeds begrijpt de emoties bij Gordon wel: „Mooi om te zien dat hij het vertrouwen in de liefde nooit verloren is.” Verder bespreekt de hoofdredacteur van de Privé in een nieuwe aflevering van de podcast Strikt Privé een mooie erkenning voor jubilaris Hans Kazàn en de klappen die John de Mol moet vangen door het tegenvallende programma Avastars.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Het mediapanel is kritisch over de eerste aflevering van het nieuwe seizoen van het wereldwijd verkochte hitformat De Verraders. Het programma komt traag op gang en de cast is niet echt gevuld met triple-A-sterren. Of zoals Angela de Jong het zachtjes uitdrukt: 'Ik zou de éérste bus naar huis pakken als ik in deze cast van de Verraders zou zitten!' Verder aandacht voor de halve finale van Wie is de Mol en vraagt het panel zich af of Hunted VIPS de doodsteek krijgt door de makers zelf. Mediajournalist Dennis Jansen is helemaal klaar met First Dates en alleen Angela de Jong heeft naar de tweede aflevering van Avastars gekeken. Maar dat kwam omdat ze in een opgesloten ruimte zat.  Deze aflevering bevat bovendien een klein stukje politiek op het snijvlak van media. Met een duidelijke stelling: Tv-programma's moeten kappen met debatten want het interesseert niemand behalve journalisten. Natuurlijk is er ook weer de vaste rubriek Angela's Etalage. De énige plek in medialand waarin Angela de Jong louter positief uit de hoek komt. En deze editie van de AD Media Podcast lijkt ongewild een ode te brengen aan het jubilerende Shownieuws dat vrijdag 20 jaar bestaat, met onderwerpen als 'Eva Jinek is zwanger' en 'Johan Derksen is ziek'. Temeer omdat presentator Manuel Venderbos - niet toevallig ook presentator van Shownieuws - een nieuwe jingle heeft 'geleend' van zijn Talpa-collega's. En er is aandacht voor de politieke slag die Vandaag inside gaat maken. Naast Mark Rutte komt bijvoorbeeld ook Caroline van der Plas langs. En de diva van de podcast Angela de Jong werd daarom afgebeld. Was ze ziedend? Of hoe reageerde ze? Dat hoor je in deze aflevering. Luisteren dus! Naar de wekelijkse AD Media Podcast, waarin TV-columniste Angela de Jong en verslaggevers Dennis Jansen en Mark den Blanken alle hoofd-, rand-, en bijzaken bespreken op het gebied van media. De presentatie is in handen van Manuel Venderbos.Support the show: https://krant.nlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In deze aflevering praten de heren over BARD, Googles antwoord op ChatGPT, de Superbowl-commercials en het verbinding van sport en het volkslied, is AI-tv programma Avastars top of flop en over de rechtszaak waarin wordt bepaald of het algoritme van Youtube extremisten radicaliseert.

Waarom zou je een uur in de rij gaan staan voor een croissant? Met die vraag in ons achterhoofd verruilden we voor het eerst de studio voor de langste rijen van de hipste tenten in Amsterdam. Bij Saint Jean, Fort 9, Chun en Van Stapele vroegen we mensen waarom ze zo graag in deze rijen staan.En natuurlijk geven we er ook wat duiding bij. Want waarom lijken deze tenten eigenlijk allemaal op elkaar? Van ons interieur tot aan onze horeca, Perre ziet al jaren aan hoe onze producten steeds meer op elkaar gaan lijken. Daarom komt hij met de term blanding, het lelijke broertje van branding.Verder keek Perre voor het eerst sinds 1998 weer eens TV en stuitte op Avastars, het nieuwe kindje van John de Mol. Doortje luisterde een podcast van NRC over een mislukte podcast van de overheid en raakte verstrikt in de wereld van voetschilderen en Hannah Arendt.Advertentie: we mogen in samenwerking met Bamigo een eenmalige kennismakingskorting van 20% aanbieden aan jou. Kortingscode: SCHAAMTELOOS20. De code is te gebruiken in de webshop: Bamigo.comTips:What Are People in New York Lining Up for Now? What is “Blanding” and Why are So Many Brands Doing It? (zie hier het lettertype voorbeeld)Welcome to the Shoppy Shop Why does every store suddenly look the same?Volg hier Doortje en Perre op Instagram.Heb je interesse om te adverteren in deze podcast? Mail dan naar adverteren@dagennacht.nlZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Aan tafel zitten Thomas Muntz, Haroon Ali en Eva Rovers Het Mediamoment van Ali is campagnevoeren via TikTok. Politici zijn er actief op, maar D66, ChristenUnie en Partij voor de Dieren roepen politici op om in deze campagne geen gebruik meer te maken van TikTok. Waarin zit het gevaar en delen de mediaforumleden de zorgen? Ali: "We moeten niet naief zijn dat dit alleen op TikTok gebeurt" Muntz' Mediamoment gaat over Microsoft. Het NRC meldt dat het bedrijf een groot datacenter bouwt in het Wieringermeer maar het ontbreekt aan veel vergunningen. Het ontbreekt vooral aan controle. Waar heeft dat toe geleid en hoe heeft dat kunnen gebeuren? Avastars moest de nieuwe hit worden voor John de Mol maar de kranten bestempelen als een grote flop. Het programma zit moeilijk in elkaar. Ondanks veel geld is deze nieuwe talentenjacht met hologrammen nog geen succes. Zit hier wel toekomstmuziek in? Het doet Ali denken aan een doembeeld uit Black Mirror. Ali: "Het is een vrij surrealistische ervaring" 'Er zou echt meer aandacht voor moeten zijn' - dat is vaak de aanleiding voor stukken in kranten of andere media. Na zo'n oproep wordt iets bespraakbaar gemaakt in de media. Maar is het wel een goede aanleiding voor aandacht? Speel je in op het schuldgevoel van journalisten? Werkt dat? Muntz: "Het is een platte retorische truc"

Met een compleet fitte selectie keren de Betstreet Boys terug voor aflevering 22 van seizoen 3. Er is niet alleen aandacht voor de Eredivisie, maar ook voor de Ligue 1, specials voor de Engelse bekerfinale en het nieuwe favoriete tv-programma van Sjimmie. 

Binnen een paar minuten was het duidelijk: dit wordt helemaal niets. Avastars, het nieuwe prestigeproject van John de Mol, lijkt nu al een flop. Maar hoe kwam dat? Alles over belichting, Jurassic Park en waarom het programma geen emotie oproept. Plus: waarom de beproefde contentstrategie voor TikTok niet werkt op SBS6. Verder: Gordon ging helemaal los op Instagram en bekritiseerde Lars bij RTL Boulevard. Victor vindt Anita Witzier de slechtste talkshowgast aller tijden. De geweldige backstagevlog bij Arjen Lubach schetst een enorm contrast met Matthijs van Nieuwkerk: kijk, zo kan het ook! Linda de Mol kan een voorbeeld nemen aan haar dochter Noa Vahle. En hoe het Achtuurjournaal tegenwoordig aan hetzelfde euvel lijdt als Jinek. Dankzij een volstrekt misleidende tweet van RTL Nieuws-verslaggever Floor Bremer werd Kamervoorzitter Vera Bergkamp zes uur lang beschimpt en uitgescholden. Los van de journalistieke blunder vraagt Lars zich af of het wel verstandig is dat verslaggevers zo met Twitter bezig zijn. De tune van de week gaat over de alternatieve realiteit van Portugese televisie en enkele wel héél bekende deuntjes. "Kunt u in godsnaam eens wat rustiger praten," luide een recensie van De Communicado's op Apple Podcasts. Zulke feedback moet je serieus nemen. Lars deed uitgebreid onderzoek en vond uit in welke populaire podcasts het snelst wordt gesproken. Maya vraagt zich af wat de beste communicatiestrategie is als je net iemands gezicht hebt ingesmeerd met hondenpoep. Dit natuurlijk naar aanleiding van het poepincident met de Duitse choreograaf Marco Goecke. Heb jij ook een vraag of idee voor de podcast? Mail ons op vraaghetvicenlars@gmail.com en we bespreken je vraag misschien tijdens de volgende podcast. Tijdsindeling: 3m50 Avastars, Gordon, Anita Witzier, Arjen Lubach, Noa Vahle en het Achtuurjournaal | 25m13 Haagse verslaggeving | 34m28 Tune van de Week | 41m17 het grote podcastonderzoek | 51m42 vraag het Vic & Lars Shownotes:

The fucking metaverse is groundbreaking. Founder, collector and legendary Ape holder J1mmy.eth takes the guys on a journey from the Appalachian Trail to the brink of the metaverse. Hear how CryptoKitties inspired our guest to cross over from collector to Avastars creator, his humble origins as a Lego fanatic and gamer, and how he earned the title of NFT kingmaker. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

discovering NFTs on the Appalachian Trail | LEGOs to Mining Eth | Avastars | BAYC & Kingship | Nameless | Links: @j1mmyethAvastarsNamelessKingshipGODAMichael Keen https://twitter.com/NFTicketJennifer Sutto https://twitter.com/jennifer_suttoNFT Catcher Podcast https://twitter.com/NFTCatcherPodproduced by Andy Cinquino  https://twitter.com/ajc254NFT Catcher theme music by ItsJustLos https://twitter.com/its_JustLosemail : NFTCatcherPod@gmail.comNFT Catcher Discord

In honor of the 2 year anniversary since the mainnet launch of the fully on-chain PFP project Avastars, we are brining back a conversation that was recording in January of 2020 BEFORE the launch of Avastars with the creator of Avastars himself, Jim McNelis aka j1mmy.eth. Twitter: https://twitter.com/j1mmyeth _______________________ The Matthew & Rizzle Show is proudly sponsored by Proof of Beauty Studios, a lab that has been running a series of beautiful and thought-provoking generative art projects on the Ethereum blockchain. Follow Proof of Beauty Studios on Twitter to stay on the bleeding edge of tokenized digital experiences. Episode analytics

NFTYQ sits down w/ Rizzle to talk about the history of the Metaverse, building Avatars, the WIP and NFT42, his new NFT release and much more!

Theme: What if… I had one month to spend 5ETH & couldn't sell any NFTs I bought for 3 years? Affordable project: Avastars -  Avastars - Collection | OpenSea  Select Prime and Series 1: https://opensea.io/collection/avastar?search[sortBy]=PRICE&search[sortAscending]=true&search[numericTraits][0][name]=series&search[numericTraits][0][ranges][0][max]=1&search[numericTraits][0][ranges][0][min]=0&search[stringTraits][0][name]=wave&search[stringTraits][0][values][0]=prime NFT News Rantum NFT Market Data,  Cryptoslam.io NFTs dominate Austin's SXSW Pixar NFT drop sells out on VeVe shortly after launch Ethereum NFT Sales Are Inversely Correlated to Crypto Market: Nansen - Decrypt  NFTs Have Taken Over March Madness  Transcript: [00:00:00] Today on all about affordable and FTS, we're doing a little, what if game? What if you had five Ethereum, one month to buy NFTs and you had to hold them for at least three years. So you had to hold all three years for NFTs that you bought this month. It's just a fun thought experiment to see what we come up with. [00:00:20] But first, Andrew, what are you seeing?  [00:00:22] Yeah. What do we see now here? Let's see. So we've got March madness just started as we're recording this and we've got all sorts of NFT drops around this. I've been surprised by the number of NFT drops here. And if NFTU was the first one that I heard about, and then there was a let's see, another one from draft Kings. [00:00:43] But they've been quite popular. They both sold out the draft Kings one. It was a draft Kings. I believe it was their first direct and NFT collection that they, they had. Created before they had just hosted them on their own marketplace. That was 12,000 pieces. The an NFTU from recur was let's see almost nearly 18,000 and FTS there they've been popular and selling on secondary as well. [00:01:08] So I'm surprised that it has been as popular to is took me by surprise here. Anyway. I expected a lot during the Superbowl. Didn't really think about how much it may come into play with the NCAA tournament here. And I think. It's interesting for a couple of reasons that this will have exposure for a whole month here, essentially as the tournament spans multiple weeks. [00:01:30] And the other part is that we have the, we do have, the players could potentially start using NFTs as a way to. To cash in on their likeness, which has not been possible for the most part in NCAA history. It's interesting that those are coming at the same time. So watching that kind of closely over the next month to see how much, how much their exposure NFTs get during the during media publication of the events and how much the uh, uh, the market responds to to these NFTs. [00:02:01] How much do you think is dapper labs? Again, the folks behind NBA top shot and also now the the new NFL all day behind any.  [00:02:09] No, I haven't heard their name as being directly tied to any of this, I don't know if there's. Who knows the reasons that maybe you would think they would be there, but I don't know if there's maybe an MBA issue with NCAA or I, that's a, that's outside of my knowledge, but I haven't seen their name come up in any of this NCAA NFT talk. [00:02:28] Yeah, it says N F T U largest unified collegiate sports, digital collectible NFD marketplace. Okay. Not going to be on my buyers list, but I think it may help people jump onto it. And if you're able to bring in some of the sports audience, you've seen a lot of success from dapper. Good luck. [00:02:44] Yeah, absolutely. It's not on my list either, but I am I am interested in the news of this or of these collections. [00:02:50] Okay. We have the Pixar drop, so I love Pixar and we've heard Disney getting into the NFT world. So what is this Pixar NFT drop sells out on the.  [00:03:03] I never actually said that out loud. I think it's V the BV platform. So yeah, drop, they had a number of different, our picks picks our characters from their various movies available as NFTs, and it was popular. Not surprising that Disney has found their way to this and is using their IP. I think we've discussed this in the past when we heard some rumors of them getting into this, that they'd have amazing intellectual property rights to all of their characters, all their movies to. [00:03:30] Using NFTs and they have started doing this already. And it it sold out quickly. I had seen news of it and was actually somewhat interested and it sold out before I had a chance to to be able to admit it. And I haven't looked at it closely since then, but it has, I know that they had a decent amount of volume and let's see, it was almost 55,000 pieces. [00:03:51] Yeah, total volumes 3.3 million. It starts type saying.  [00:03:55] It's an impressive amount and I'm sure we'll see a lot more from Disney as they are pretty good at this startup sort of thing. [00:04:02] Yeah, I've heard they're decent at branding as far as yeah. Something to check out. Yeah, a lot. I don't know about that. Big players in there. And especially if they're doing it the right. way, we've seen also big players do it wrong, with I would say last year tops, I was like my biggest like heartbreak. [00:04:17] So the question is it a money grab or is it a brand building established play? So we'll wait And see there, but Hey, maybe it ends up on the affordable list. Probably not at those prices. Okay.  [00:04:29] lastly, we've got a report here and just to report and a lot of people have talked about how NFTs are. Inversely related to crypto prices. We've talked about it a bit. When crypto prices don't do well and FTE prices tend to do better. And the thought is that you're spending less us dollars for the same NFTE. [00:04:49] Doesn't seem to hold as true as the prices also do well during a NFE bull runs for the most part. And there's some news or report from Nansen a an FTE analytics company that has that they put some numbers behind this. So there's a very negative correlation between the two. So it's a interesting report here to jump a chance to dig into this George. [00:05:11] So it was interesting when they're building up this NFT 500 similar to an S and P 500 or the blue chip index. So they're putting this index and pairing it against saying, how does this perform against prices? When Eve goes down, how does this index go up? Because it's hard to say NFTs as a whole. [00:05:28] So they're basketing this top group and showing how it shows strength. When in fact may maybe going down. It is giving me hope that during a, down a down cycle, which is where we are, I think Right. now that actually. Still makes sense to be shopping for or potential NFTs are the keep in mind, the historical window that we get to look at something like this is remarkably short, especially hilariously comparing it with something like the S and P, which is, standard and Poor's history of the stock market, as opposed to history of when we were putting digital images on the internet. [00:06:03] Yeah, but the history, and I think there's a few more regulations involved with going public and trading on the sec regulated market versus minting a new collection and being one of the top 500 at this point. Doesn't exactly sound Bluechip. I think that may need to. They need to be reduced somewhat. [00:06:22] I didn't read that it was 500. I did read they're basketing these in different indexes. I think it is. I think as we see the market mature, we will see different index products, even if they're just for tracking and tracking the health of the market. And we'll see them come together that look at NFPS in more nuanced categories, such as maybe 3d worlds or PFP projects and get a little bit more nuanced than just saying these are the top 500, I think for awhile, we probably should be hesitant to say that there's really 500 quality and FTE projects out there. [00:06:54] Yeah, that's fair. All right. Should we move into our affordable.  [00:06:57] Yeah, here we go. What do you got for us today, George? You get another one?  [00:07:02] I look, I fell bad again. I apologize already last episode. [00:07:07] for last week, I felt like I didn't bring the as awesome as I could have. And here it is, this is the killer one. So this is looking at a project called add a star Ava stars. And it's our creator is someone like Jimmy dot E I believe it is, but at a very well-known collector, throwing back to it was established in February of 2020, and it is all on chain generative characters. [00:07:34] And it was, I would say second to auto glyphs for full on chain art, according to my rough NFT history, and also a sort of collective agreed history of this. Along that same time was also chain faces a project that we called out a little while back, but avatars is all on chain. These images that are, they look like a profile pic and they have various designs and formats and layouts. [00:08:03] And currently I will say the floor of this is that 0.1, one, five, which I think is remarkably low for a project like this. I will say that. The project also now has the ability to mint replicas. So when you go in, make sure that you're looking at and finding originals, and as best I can tell you can find that in the in the filters of course, but the replicas. [00:08:30] the wave attribute I believe is what you're looking for. There. A prime and replicant. [00:08:35] there it is. Yeah. So the primes are 25. Thank you, Andrew. There are 25,000 primes and only 326 replicants. And again, the ability to recreate new ones so that you can merge and mix traits is paired. As long as you buy an art token, art tokens are currently around 50 bucks. So I think there's one. Interesting history here. And it's just, I feel like it's just getting overlooked because of all of the new hotness running around. Andrew, what do you see on this project? You actually, you're old enough to have actually mentored this back in the day. [00:09:10] So I had one yet, so they've got different series of these. And I had one, I believe, or I had a couple from one of the later series. I didn't have one from the earliest series. As I look at these now looking the gen zero series, there's only 200 of those. Those are the hefty floor price of 19.5 E whereas all the others are much more reasonable. [00:09:32] The the gen one or the series ones looks like they start at a 0.1, two, five. So I think it would be interesting to look, know, if we're looking at some of the historic value, I think it'd be just going to look at the release dates of those. I am sure the is that again, zeroes are actually the oldest pulling up. [00:09:50] One now. So the gen ones was still like this pier was actually. To Jimmy, the creator on May 12th, 2020. So that's actually pretty interesting that is sitting at the floor right now of the gen ones. That's a pretty old piece and has some historic value. Also consider when looking at this as just the various rarities of the attributes. [00:10:13] When I, so when I invented one of these, there were how it worked was you could create your character using picking various hair attributes or skin. No, Tats different things like this, but then at different times they would take a selection of the of these different choices away. Throughout the minting, they would reduce the numbers. [00:10:36] So some of these become more rare both by the fact that they aren't available at a certain point and some are chosen by the people that do them. So it's worth looking at those, I think. Cool project still. It's a relatively, somewhat large collection at 25,000, but I certainly wouldn't say that is a reason not to to look at it. [00:10:55] We've seen very large collections go achieve quite high for prices. Not a reason to stay away. Definitely interesting project here. And I think it's a good reminder to look at this one. I, I've realized I actually do hold one of these in my wallet right now, as I look at this I had one yeah, I had sold some, but I do have one in there. [00:11:13] I may look at, they look to pick another up here, George. [00:11:16] So here's how you can tell us a good project. I brought this to the table and I think, I may have convinced you to go buy another one. [00:11:23] Absolutely. I  [00:11:24] good project. Yes,  [00:11:26] really interested when you  [00:11:27] also full disclosure. I may have just bought a man bun, a gen one, man bun.  [00:11:32] did you do it as live on air as we're  [00:11:35] I did it live on air gen one minute. Gas was too low for meeting with. [00:11:38] Ignore it. And also it's man been only 1%, 1% of man bonds. So there you go. Full disclosure.  [00:11:45] I'll let you know listeners, when he matches his avatar. I assume he's going that way soon.  [00:11:51] I don't think I can do it. But this is, so this is exactly. If we're going to tie into the theme here on the smooth transition, what would you buy right now? If you had five E and couldn't sell anything for three years, right? Those two things are unique. One of the guardrails here is five eight. Yes. [00:12:10] This is well beyond our normal affordable project. But the guard rail there is saying like, all right, you're going to put a sizable bet. Would you buy all into one thing or would you spread it out? And then if you have the mindset of holding for three years, what does the market look like? [00:12:24] And in some ways it takes the. This FOMO, panic of oh my gosh, this thing just ripped and dumped. I got to get in on it. Do you really think it's going to last three years from now? And it just puts a different lens on it. So I will kick off our debates saying, I, I brought out a Starz because it is an old stablish collection, at the prices run up way, way back in the day, but know. [00:12:46] It's been mostly drama, but I think when a larger community looks at the historical context of NFTs, this has a place in it.  [00:12:52] Yeah, I agree. I think this holds a place. I think it also has a respected creator. Very likely to stick around the industry and not not be out of the picture in three years. I think that's an important thing. We've talked about this recently and our, just our most recent episode about the role of the creator in establishing value. [00:13:11] And you've really got to start thinking. Who are the creators that will stick with this, with the teams that will grow and continue to work on their projects for three years. And that's not easy to say at this point, because most of these projects are well under a year old avatars. We've got something different here that is, we're actually looking at something that's two years old here. [00:13:31] And, I know that's not a lot, but it's a lot more than what most teams have at this point. [00:13:35] Yeah. So in my basket, I would say I would be looking for projects. That are like this. And I don't have, like this full list, but I want something that was minted in 2020 or 2019. And maybe I would shop, I would put say or two weeks toward just shopping on like a looks rare or something like that to be like, All right. Let me find artists that have a cohesive collection that have been doing the work and trying to pick up. Varieties of art. Obviously you're not buying the next copy, but that's not to say you can't find some glitch art potentially in some early works like that. So I would consider pieces like that, that just have art with the capital, a types of appeal and an age to them because I get nervous. [00:14:23] I would get nervous. If anything, if I'm buying and holding for three years, I get nervous of anything that was like minted with. Hysteria where like the last four or five months I think it's just a different atmosphere. And if I'm going to hold something through three months, I better know that. [00:14:37] Like for instance, that the other episode I talked about calling up human park and I know that the virtual human studios is behind Zed run and they're funded and that that's a studio that's going to be around for awhile. that's interesting. Although I wouldn't throw out there. So what, w where would you throw a bucket of your five five-year magical investment? [00:14:55] All right. Yeah. So I think this is a, it's an initially question, what's going to stick around we've talked about. One project that I, that is historic in the past and we've mentioned it. And I think Boone cats is one that I would still put some in. And I think there are some concerns about how active they'll be. [00:15:11] But I also think that, if assuming things continue to. That the NFD marketplace continues to be active, that the team will be around that they do have plans to be on Coinbase. And I think that is good that the team will be around that long. And that it's a historic project. Going back to 2017 I don't have to look at the floor price of that recently, but I believe that's around half an ear. [00:15:33] Could do that well on, and still have a lot to play with and get some historic value there. I like the avatars play as a another I don't know, maybe one of the earliest PFPs that isn't, isn't punks and certainly had a lot. Customizability than almost any project that we still see now. [00:15:51] So I liked that play a lot there. Again, I think the historic value is I don't know, it's important to look at, and, but we also need to start thinking like, are there teams now that are going to be supplanting these more historic teams, as we've seen with UGA versus larva and I think that's a, that's a tougher question. [00:16:08] To answer right off the bat. What's your thought on that, George? [00:16:12] I think. Looking at a scan. If I just scan what is on the top crypto slam top traded top volume. I take a look at that and I'm like here's a perfect list of exactly what I would not be throwing money at right now, because one it's just not affordable. With, if we're talking about an ape or a immediate, like maybe you could grab a meet at four for that right now, but I absolutely would not do that. [00:16:34] Because again, when I put that guard rail of five feet, I wouldn't want to put it all in one big purchase and then hold it for three years. I'd much rather see it spread across a few bets one or two of which could go to a larger return and spread out. [00:16:50] And then, remember the conversations about reputation and what might happen there. I've seen. Other works, I think I'd want, I want to get into some generative pieces. And I know you're the expert really on, on a lot of those those generated pieces, but, I know we're both collectors of pod Gans. [00:17:08] And I think some of those are interesting and I I would want to dig in to say like, all right, what's the generative plan. I can't afford a squiggle. I know you got squigglies for days. But what is the the affordable play of it's clear that in this moment of time, right? [00:17:21] Three years from now in this moment of time. Oh my gosh. People went absolutely nuts for generative artwork. So how do you fill out part of that in important?  [00:17:31] That's a good question. I was thinking about that and it's, like you said, I do have some squiggles and I look at that as a somewhat being a safe Safe play in generative art. Yes. Expensive. But I I. Tended to go there because it wasn't quite as susceptible to the, how the market is reacting. [00:17:48] It was the first art blocks project that really led the way for a lot of these. And, again, I looked at the historic value there. So I think it's, trying to look at some of that, what has changed things, pod Gans, I don't know if it definitely changed things, but it certainly was the, it helped establish that new. [00:18:02] That new platform for AI generated art, China. So I think trying to look at look at the pieces or look at artists that have been transformative. We've talked about a an affordable project from Dimitri cherniak in the past, I think in general, trying to look at some of those artists. [00:18:20] Like Casey Reyes who's another, just very influential generative artist who maybe is somewhat overlooked in NFTs at this point. That could be an interesting one that I know that he has some pieces out there that are fairly affordable at this point. And. I don't know, certainly seems like he's interested in sticking around, has done a number of projects and is working on a lot of new projects with art blocks and bright moments teams that I've worked with a bit. [00:18:44] Some other artists that I tend to think of Tyler Hobbs. I would just keep an eye out for things that he's connected to. He does a lot with the feral file. I'm sorry. That's I, you know what I have that mixed up that is Casey Rio's that does something with federal file, I believe. I think that's an interesting platform to look at as something that's been somewhat overlooked but does generative art. [00:19:05] And another thing that we've talked about in the past is looking at non theory based NFTs. And I think. The worth putting some into a platform like Tezos we haven't gone into it a lot. There are certainly plenty of different platforms to go and do, but Tezos is one of the earlier ones and there has been a lot of generative art there. [00:19:26] A lot of just art in general, I would say. I think so that's a, it's a tough one to filter through. We've started to look at it a bit and it's a little overwhelming. I have some pieces there from when it was a lot newer and there was a lot less there. It was a lot easier to just navigate that world. [00:19:41] I haven't spent a lot of time that recently, but I think it may be interesting because there's a chance that there's. Some other, some additional historic value added to those pieces. I don't know enough of about other chains at this point. Such as avalanche or over. Phantom any those too, to know what the NFT world is really like there. [00:20:01] I would stay in with Ethereum for the most part, but perhaps put a little bit into other chains to just play that potential that they end up, that those chains just end up being popular in the end. [00:20:11] Yeah. If we're talking on Teslas, the only one that caught my eye, I did a little bit of a dive on object.com. That's O B J. A t.com, which is like the open sea, for for the Tezos and market is Tizzard's, which seems to be. Randomly generated little lizard Tizard things. And it seems to be the G project as far as that can go on that platform. [00:20:34] So that might be my play there. I'll do more digging to decide if it's like affordable makes sense for a project to feature. But I would throw a dart at that maybe and part of that portfolio, because again, if it's been around this long, it holds a place it's ridiculous for its own. It could have value again in three years. Cause what we're doing is walking this in a box and not touching it for three years, which just forces you to think a little bit differently about it. Notably absent. I was thinking about this notably absent from my basket would be game NFTs, simply because with games I'm very bullish this year on that, but they take so much careful monitoring. And management that I wouldn't necessarily trust that it would make sense to hold it for three years, as opposed to have some sort of unique opportunity to do something weird with it. Flip it, breed it, whatever it, and so I, we get nervous putting games in, into this basket that said this is a bit of a cheat, but I have been thinking about how important. How important. I think that dapper labs is going to be in the next three years of onboarding people and specifically their flow token, I think gets overlooked. Now it's not an NFT play, I'm thinking about how. It is a backdoor into saying like, all right, I'm not gonna collect NBA top shot or the, maybe NFL, I'll take a look at it, but it could be a backdoor at the same. [00:21:55] How do I make a bet on that platform as a whole? I'm an NFT way looking at flow token, but That's a little bit of a cheat.  [00:22:03] yeah, that might be a little bit G I wouldn't actually rule out as an MBA top shot. I don't have much, but I do have some, a couple from season one. And again, somewhat of a historic thing helped usher in a lot of people to NFTs and. Debra labs going away anytime soon. I don't think, I don't know what the price is. [00:22:21] There are a lot of like right now, I'm sure there are values to be had with certain players, certainly that you could put some towards that with the five, eight under the five eith allocation. And feel like he's still got a lot to play with otherwise, but I think that might be interesting again. [00:22:36] To get out of necessarily just going with Ethereum based NFTs. And I think that is a question that we'd have, that you really have to look at when you're saying buy and hold for three years. What do you think of the chain that it's on is that network going to continue to hold value or to rise in value and are the pieces that are minted on it, going to hold that value or, are they gonna be valued in. [00:22:56] USD. And, if the Arrium, I shouldn't mention the report that we talked about earlier was talking about a theory based NFTs and they made that very specific. They didn't, they're saying that. The value of the NFTs that are held in a theory, them were held a value better than crypto tokens over that time period that they looked at. [00:23:16] So it's, it is interesting that you've got to take into account the value of the tokens that the the NFT is actually transacted in. And we've talked about that a bit in the past. I think, when you're thinking about this, how much are you taking that into account? Do you think of Ethereum is going to continue to hold that. [00:23:31] I think if I'm putting out all of the horses in the race, absolutely. This year, we're going to see the improvements to proof of stake over proof of work in the merge and Ethereum as a platform, if you look at it with regards to a PE ratio, it's actually being used, burned and utilized a lot more than any other token. [00:23:53] And in our current drop a lot of tokens have taken a haircut. Eve is still, hanging in into the mid, 2,500 to 3000 range. And it's still, half off, a high, as opposed to 90% off of a high, it is a strong platform to, to bet on all ready on a risky asset. [00:24:10] And yeah, I think that is why we've brought up that. [00:24:12] article and I like this basket, I think this basket would potentially do. It's risky. And we're talking about, buying images and find images on the internet. But I think having that lens, especially during right now and during recession shopping, we're where things are down to have that mindset of like, all right, there are, there is value out here and there's not a lot of customers running around, buying up stuff. Where's that value instead of. Trying to contemplate whether or not you should, ape into Abe token, which I have already warned, I believe will go down because of money versus go and find a project it's just straight up overlooked, but has long-term potential value.  [00:24:48] Yeah, I like that play. I think going small, with a lot of these different projects is the way to go here. It's really difficult to pick one that is definitely going to work out in three years, especially at that five eighth level. I think, at any level, I should say I don't think that I could say with a hundred percent, or I can't say with a hundred percent certain that any of these will be around in three years. [00:25:09] So it's better to take a number of risks here and try multiple things. And I think there's a lot of value to be had in the market right now, if you can sift through things and come up with the projects that are being overlooked, it's not necessarily the easiest thing, but I think we've had a few good ideas here. [00:25:24] And I think that they can also, by looking at some of these. It's leads you to others. If you start looking at things that are admitted at a certain time, you can start finding other wallets. It may have been active at that time and what else it may have been doing. It takes some digging, but I think, if you had a month to do it, and this is the way that I would start going about it. [00:25:40] All right. I say we wrap it on there. It was a fun. What if keep it in the back of your mind? What if you had to hold whatever you were buying for three years and it. [00:25:46] may change how you are making that next purchase. Andrew, thanks so much for the advice and thoughts on.  [00:25:53] All right. Good talking, George.     

The team gets together to discuss the week in NFTs..like WTF happened with ConstitutionDAO, Doodles take flight, top projects like RTFKT, Timeless, Avastars keep getting pushed back....and more. Find Us on Twitter:

In today's episode of Desi Crypto Show, we are talking to Barthazian, an NFT Degen, collector and shitposters. Barthazian got into the NFT Space early and was started investing in NFT Gaming Projects and then made fortune with Avastars and Generative Art Projects and now is a full-time shitposter on Twitter. We have a lot to take away for Investors, Collectors, and Artists out of this Podcast. A lot of alpha has been shared. Barthazian:- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Barthazian COLIN INDEX POST: https://twitter.com/Barthazian/status/1401867907748012036 B21 TV Social :- Twitter: https://Twitter.com/DheerajShah_ Twitter: https://Twitter.com/B21TV Web: http://b21.io Instagram: https://instagram.com/B21Invest Timestamps: 00:45 Introduction 00:46 Who is Barthazian? 09:26 When did you start liking the space? 09:40 In it for tech meme 11:12 First Profit? 12:45 Your first flip? 14:23 Coco Bear and other Whales in Crypto Space Commanders 15:20 Gaming Economy discussion & Play to Earn Economy 19:09 CSC (Crypto Space Commander) Exploits 21:33 Did CSC Crash? What did you do after this? 22:03 Pranksy Story and CSC 23:30 How Pransky changed the market 25:15 Nate Alex Chain Faces Story 26:06 Bits for AI 27:10 Why Generative Art? 28:37 Did you collect Physical Art? 29:22 Primal Cypher 29:49 Silvio Vieira 29:59 Avastars.io 30:32 Projects to look out for (generative art) 39:45 Avastars & Whale Story 44:01 Crypto Voxels 47:00 Did you mint Bored Apes? 49:47 Market Too Big? 51:52 COLIN - Cost of Living Index 55:10 Artist and Pricing (collector base conversation) 58:00 Flexibility of COLIN 01:00:00 Collectors growing collectors 01:01:00 Beeple 1 Dollar Drop 01:04:15 Fluff 01:08:00 Euler Beats story and regret 01:11:43 Which do you regret not minting? 01:13:00 Recommendation for new people

Today I have the pleasure of having an absolute legend in the crypto/NFT space on stage with me. The Founder of NFT42, a company that helps build brands focused on virtual goods and the metaverse. He has been at the forefront of the NFT space for years. He created the on chain generative avatar art project Avastars. He has also helped bridge the gap between NFTs and corporations by creating easy on ramps to launch new NFTs products through his company Nameless. I could keep going on, but the list of his successful startups could be a show in itself. It is my absolute honor to share the stage with the legendary collector/investor/entrepreneur Jimmy!

After an exciting day of VeeFriends claiming free Avastar NFTs, the team announced the dates for the Hangout Hawk access, and Gary drops a couple of hints.

I hope you all get to win on this one. Avastars mint is tomorrow at 4pm est. Please use the link that was posted on Twitter @AvastarsNFT. We also talk about some small news bites from today then discuss the Pre-Launch Program and WHEN you should apply.

It was an exciting day in VeeFriends yesterday. Historic in fact. And VeeFriends STILL hasn't even started.

Today's episode is an original interview I did with a dear friend, J1mmy.ETH, who is the founder of NFT42 and Avastars (the first on-chain (metadata and SVG art), generative nft project). We covered everything from the beginning of NFTs, the origin of Avastars, why J1mmy gave away BAYC for free, VeeFriends launch story, StonerCats, and more. If you wait till the end… there's a surprise for my VeeFriends community that I promise you won't want to miss Enjoy! Let me know what you thought. Tweet Me! @garyvee Text Me! 212-931-5731 My Newsletter: garyvee.com/newsletter Check out my new NFT project: veefriends.com Join the VeeFriends Discord: https://discord.gg/veefriends Checkout my new co-hosted podcast with DraftKing's founder--Matt Kalish on all things sports, business, and alternative investing: https://linktr.ee/propsanddropspod Join the Avastars Discord: https://discord.gg/KrgNvtKEb6 Follow J1mmy and his team on social https://twitter.com/AvaStarsNFT https://twitter.com/nft42_ https://twitter.com/j1mmyeth

In this episode of Founders of Web 3, we talk to Jim McNelis, (j1mmyeth). As the founder of NFT42, we discuss the importance of bringing NFTs fully on-chain, how the current state of the technology is like ‘painting on cave walls with mashed berry juice’, and how IPFS is analogous to BitTorrent. We also discuss the dangers of onboarding large brands to unrefined tech, the importance of creator royalties, composability for the future of NFTs, projects like CryptoPunks and Avastars as the DNA for an Open Metaverse, collaboration with John Orion Young (JOY), and much more.

Nous parlons d'Autoglyph, Avastars ou les autres projets NFT Onchain. Le débat sur le stockage des metadata liées au NFT anime la communauté depuis le début. Liens: Autoglyph par larvalabs. Avastars.J1mmy.ethImages:AutoglyphAvastars Get on the email list at www.nftmorning.com

Hunter Berg is co founder of NiftyDrops. Nifty Drops is a mobile app designed for NFT launch-tracking and project-discovery across all blockchains. Launching soon on iOS and android, the app includes a notification system which alerts users of upcoming drops a week, a day, and hours ahead of time. For version one, he compares it to CoinGecko, but instead of ICOs, Nifty Drops tracks when major NFT projects drop assets for trading/collecting. Currently, he is partnered with top NFT projects including AXIE Infinity, Bitcoin Origins, Aavegotchi, GALA Games, Chain Guardians, Splinterlands, Upland, Picasso Punks, Bitlectro Labs, Avastars, and more. "Let's bring NFTs to mobile!" says Hunter Your host is Jillian Godsil, award winning journalist, broadcaster and author. Her latest book is available at https://persons-of-interest.io/

Rizzle officially welcomes Kwigbelle to the nft42 crew to talk about all things Avastars as Generation 1 winds down.

A panel featuring transdimensional artist Max Osiris; the founder of Avastars, Jim “j1mmy” McNelis; and the god-father of trash art Robness Cumba. In this panel, we reflect on the last year of NFT art through the lens of trashart.

For the full audio interview, transcript, show notes and more visit: https://altassetallocation.com/ Jim McNelis is the creator of Avastars and a "Hardcord NFT Degen." Have you seen Ready, Player One? Heard of the MetaVerse? You won't want to miss this conversation with Jim. In this conversation we discuss the "Collectibles as Investments" mindset, why NFTs might be so interesting for investors, the MetaVerse and what it might look like and finally AvaStars and what's going on with Jim's company. Jim is a collector at heart and LOVES all things Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/investinalts/support

Jim and Rizzle sit down for the first time in 6 months to catch everyone up on the latest ongoings with nft42. This includes updates on the upcoming Avastars replicant tokens that every Avastars holder should be aware of, as well as all of the other projects that fall under the nft42 umbrella. This includes InfiNFT, TokenSmart, and the Metalympics just to name a few. Jim also gives people a sneak peek of what is to come for future iterations of all of these projects, and the pivot is in full swing due to the insane Eth gas prices.

@Rizzle and @Matthew talk about the epic community flex that occurred at this week's WIP meeting. Our "scaled back" event still drew a gigantic crowd, but through everyone coming together we were finally able to stick the landing in CryptoVoxels and pull off an almost flawless event. We recap the great presentations given by @n0shot @sinkas and @nissla, as well as the endless possibilities moving forward. Too many thank yous to @dragonate, but also not enough. We wrap up with some behind the scenes conversations about the huge launch of Cent 2.0 and Avastars.

In this podcast, Jim sits down with Rizzle to briefly explain what else we're doing while we gear up for the highly anticipated launch of Avastars. We discuss the community we have built for #nftland called TokenSmart, our new decentralized minting platform InfiNFT, and the prominent role nft42 expects to play in the rapid expansion of NFT technologies.

Yesterday the three of us sat down to record the 3rd Episode of the TokenSmart podcast. As always it was a great conversation about the ever-evolving quest for perfect virtual meetups. @J1mmy puts out a call for artists to test out a NEW decentralized minting platform and gives an update on @Avastars exciting release. We give props to @Ezincrypto for taking out the trash. Shoutouts and mentions in episode: @matthew @piandex @ezincrypto @daorecords @robnesscyberpop @cryptoweiners @whaleshark @sandbox @jin @somniumspace @decentraland @coindesk @cointelegraph

In this episode, Steve sits down with Jim from Avastars and they dive into NFTland discussing how Avastars was started, crypto kitties, digital art, and much more. As digital art emerges as a bonafide asset class to invest in for younger artists we're seeing really impressive innovations with blockchain technology. Jim has pioneered metadata on-chain and has many well-known companies and artists alike interested in leveraging this innovation. Enjoy the interview! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundmoney/support