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In this episode of The Ordinal Show we delve into topics like the provenance of Bitcoin-based collections such as Bitcoin Punks and the ethos supporting their decentralized, open-mint nature. The discussion covers issues in the Ethereum NFT space, contrasting with the durability and on-chain permanence that Bitcoin offers, making a case for ordinals as a sustainable solution free from reliance on centralized entities. The conversation touches on the economic forces shaping Ordinals' value, issues with royalties, and the inevitable shift in NFT markets. Listener interactions raise questions about the durability of NFTs, cultural shifts, and upcoming trends in the Bitcoin space. The Ordinal Show is a series of regular Twitter Spaces featuring conversations with amazing people from the Bitcoin Ordinals community. Every Mon at 10:30am ET & Wed at 6:30pm ET. Hosted by Trevor.btc, Jan and Leonidas. Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheOrdinalShow Subscribe to our Substack: https://theordinalshow.substack.com
We interview King, one of the pioneer builders in the DMT ecosystem who has an extensive background in NFT and Ordinal artistry. We dive into King's early inspirations from the Ethereum NFT movement that led to identifying on-chain art on Bitcoin becoming the next major vertical of innovation for crypto artists. This realization gave King the opportunity to spawn an Ordinal collection in the early days where major infrastructure was not being provided yet. From there, the discovery of DMT through Natcats led to one of the more notable periods of DMT ecosystem development surrounding the launch of The Royals collection. King's ability to identify major ecosystem dilemmas contributed to the development of Privilege Authority supported by TAP protocol, to tackle some of the early day issues of UNAT minting concentration. Because of this Mscribe was able to leverage this new functionality to create new NAT distribution models such as the Blockpad. We discuss some of the drama that occurred during those development cycles and reflect on the major breakthrough of achievement as a result of this collaboration. To end we discussed the creator mindset as a successful project founder and how to handle ecosystem expansion and community alignment towards higher value goals of production. Also, we discuss what is the major opportunity DMT presents for artists and developers looking to find inspiration once again by working directly with the data substrate layer native to Bitcoin. Topics First up, Who is KING and how did they get into the web3 space Next, what inspired KING to create and launch The Royals collection Then, what are the major ecosystem dilemmas contributed to the development of Privilege Authority supported by TAP protocol and Finally, what is the major opportunity DMT presents for artists and developers with data substrate layer native to Bitcoin Please like and subscribe on your favorite podcasting app! Sign up for a free newsletter: www.theblockrunner.com Follow us on: Youtube: https://bit.ly/TBlkRnnrYouTube Twitter: bit.ly/TBR-Twitter Discord: bit.ly/TBR-Discord
On today's episode, we'll discuss the crypto market's ongoing turbulence and the Ethereum NFT market's state. We'll also cover recent developments in the Solana ecosystem, including airdrops and NFT activity. Stay tuned for expert insights and analysis. Much more awaits! This episode is in partnership with Tensor. Tune in live every weekday Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM Eastern to 10:15 AM. Buy our NFT Join our Discord Check out our Twitter Check out our YouTube Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.
On today's episode, we delve into the Ethereum NFT market with Spencer, offering expert insights into its action and trends. Our discussion also touches on social aspects with Nick. Tune in for a professional exploration of crypto trends and much more. Tune in live every weekday Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM Eastern to 10:15 AM. Buy our NFT Join our Discord Check out our Twitter Check out our YouTube Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.
On today's episode, we discuss the comeback of Ethereum NFTs, explore meme coins, and review Ethereum and Solana NFT collections. Plus, a special guest from Karate Combat previews their upcoming event. Stay tuned for insights into crypto and blockchain trends. Tune in live every weekday Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM Eastern to 10:15 AM. Buy our NFT Join our Discord Check out our Twitter Check out our YouTube Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.
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NerdFT Radio Season 2: Ethereum NFTs, Gaming, and Crypto Market TrendsIn this episode of NerdFT Radio, hosts RSG and CryptoCrier dive into the latest trends and updates in NFTs, gaming, and cryptocurrency. They announce the return for season two, discuss their experiences and observations on the current state of the Ethereum blockchain and NFT market, including price movements and notable projects. The hosts also explore the implications of recent developments, such as Magic Eden's expansion into the Ethereum NFT space and other key events in the gaming and crypto world. The episode blends insights on market trends with discussions on gaming, meme coins, and the potential directions of the NFT market. Furthermore, they touch upon various nerd culture topics, including recent and upcoming movies and TV shows relevant to their interests. 00:00 Welcome to NerdFT Radio: Season Two Kickoff! 00:39 The Return to the Metaverse: Insights and Updates 03:01 Exploring Magic Eden: A New Horizon for NFTs 08:38 Market Dynamics: Bull vs. Bear and the Airdrop Strategy 09:54 The NFT Ecosystem: Community Engagement and Market Trends 16:44 Sappy Seal and the Gaming Frontier in the Metaverse 17:35 Diving into the Sappy Seals Stress Test 18:56 Comparing Gaming Ecosystems and Market Dynamics 20:03 The Passion Behind the Podcast: Gaming, NFTs, and Blockchain 20:56 Exploring the World of NFT Gaming and Blockchain Opportunities 23:50 Nerd Culture Deep Dive: Dune 2, One Piece, and Upcoming Shows 27:42 Shifting Gears: From Gaming to Blockchain Finance and Community Learning 31:00 Wrapping Up: The Future of NFTs and Blockchain Gaming --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nerdftradio/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nerdftradio/support
On today's episode, we discuss the Ethereum NFT market's struggle amid crypto's surge and whether there's optimism ahead. Plus, we'll highlight this week's key NFT mints and explore the dominance of the Choose Rich movement. Stay tuned for insights and analysis in the ever-evolving crypto landscape. Tune in live every weekday Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM Eastern to 10:15 AM. Buy our NFT Join our Discord Check out our Twitter Check out our YouTube Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.
On today's episode, we explore the rebound of Ethereum NFTs, highlighting the standout winners of the month. We'll also dissect the ongoing frenzy around dog meme coins, specifically the remarkable ascent of "Dog with Hat" to another all-time high. Join us for concise insights, expert analysis on these crypto trends, and much more in today's episode. Tune in live every weekday Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM Eastern to 10:15 AM. Buy our NFT Join our Discord Check out our Twitter Check out our YouTube Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.
On today's episode, we analyze Bitcoin's all-time highs, Ethereum NFT struggles, and delve into meme coin predictions. Join us for a professional perspective on these crypto trends and much more. Tune in live every weekday Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM Eastern to 10:15 AM. Buy our NFT Join our Discord Check out our Twitter Check out our YouTube Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.
On today's episode, we will delve into the intriguing world of ordinal cryptocurrencies, exploring their unique characteristics and the potential impact they may have on the market. Additionally, we'll analyze the ongoing memecoin mania, delving into the factors driving their popularity and the implications for investors. Later in the episode, we'll unravel the phenomenon of "blast" coins and their role in the crypto space, shedding light on their distinctive features and market dynamics. Tune in live every weekday Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM Eastern to 10:15 AM. Buy our NFT Join our Discord Check out our Twitter Check out our YouTube Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.
On today's episode, we discuss the launch of the Dogs ME ETH launchpad, providing insights into this significant event. We also cover the continued rally in various cryptocurrencies and highlight major signs of life in the Ethereum NFT market. Tune in live every weekday Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM Eastern to 8:45 AM. Easy's YouTube Easy's Twitter Buy our NFT Join our discord Check out our Twitter Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.
BTC Rally Heats Up as Trump Warms to Bitcoin and Brave Embraces Solana This episode of Rare Bits covers Bitcoin's accelerating pre-halving rally, with price predictions of $63K by March. We discuss former President Trump softening his stance on crypto and acknowledging Bitcoin's popularity. Also covered - Uniswap's UNI token surge, Portal's record staking pools on Binance, NFT developments like SunContract's solar panel marketplace, Brave integrating Solana, and more signs of mainstream adoption like SI Tickets using NFTs and luxury brand SYKY showcasing collections at NFT Paris. With metrics like rising greed, Bitcoin dominance, and Solana and Ethereum NFT sales, we examine the numbers behind the launchpad-like week in crypto.
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On today's show we break down the crypto and NFT numbers, analyze the trends, and check out the spicy headlines. NFL All Day sales skyrocketed during Super Bowl week with Brady and Rodgers NFTs fetching 5-figures. Ethereum NFT volume hits 2024 high thanks to tubby penguins selling for half a million a pop. Bitcoin holds support near $48k - will we break $50k this week? No crypto ads during the big game but UFC and Formula 1 partnerships show the future is still bright. Plus, we chat BRICS, ordinals, and why the dollar's days may be numbered. Grab a snack and let's dive in!
On today's episode, we discuss the highly anticipated crypto UNDEAD mint on Solana, including price predictions for its debut at 3 p.m. Eastern. We also explore the recent Ethereum NFT rally in preparation for the upcoming blast airdrop in February. Wrapping up, we touch on macro conversations about Bitcoin's short-term outlook following the post-ETF dip. Tune in live every weekday Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM Eastern to 10:15 AM. Buy our NFT Join our Discord Check out our Twitter Check out our YouTube Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.
What if you could interact with art through a completely new medium?In Conversation #97, Alex and I discuss: why going to the gym is like levelling up in a game, how he plans to create onchain code using Ethereum that will be durable, how art can be manipulated & destroyed, the folly of arguing on the internet and why he's fallen out of love with Cardano. Have a fantastic day wherever you are in the world & don't forget to boost!Timeline:(0:00) - Intro(0:18) - Alex wants to get strong(5:27) - Everyone is a gamer(13:35) - Using a blockchain for art archivality(20:22) - Executable code that run onchain(26:47) - Audience interaction with the art/medium(33:10) - How not_v2 will be interactive(41:30) - Picking what you want(49:39) - Grimes AI voice(52:59) - AI artists are the coders (not the prompters)(1:00:14) - Swimming is all the same sport(1:03:15) - Literature is the purest art form(1:10:59) - Shirtless book reviews & Natural Hypertrophy(1:12:48) - Moving Unsigs to Ethereum(1:20:32) - Cropping paintings & forgeries(1:25:51) - Arguing on Twitter is dumb(1:31:17) - Personification on the internet(1:36:12) - Real world gets you out of a bubble(1:41:33) - Problems: We're not limited by the tech(1:51:13) - Cardano is a small uncreative fish(1:57:25) - Life in Portugal(2:02:13) - Where to argue with AlexAlex's Links:Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/monad_alexanderUnsigs: https://www.unsigs.com/Connect with Mere Mortals:Website: https://www.meremortalspodcast.com/Discord: https://discord.gg/jjfq9eGReUTwitter/X: https://twitter.com/meremortalspodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@meremortalspodcastValue 4 Value Support:Boostagram: https://www.meremortalspodcast.com/supportPaypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/meremortalspodcastSupport the show
Welcome to Chain Reaction. A show that unpacks and dives deep into the latest trends, drama and news with some of the biggest names in crypto breaking things down block by block for the crypto curious. For this week's episode, Jacquelyn interviewed Gary Vaynerchuk, better known as Gary Vee. He is the chairman of VaynerX and CEO of VaynerMedia and NFT collection VeeFriends. He's a five-time New York Times bestselling author and previously created Wine Library, one of the first e-commerce platforms for alcohol in the early 2000s. In 2009, he co-founded VaynerMedia with his younger brother AJ and fast forward today the company services clients like PepsiCo, GE, Johnson and Johnson, Chase and others. Gary Vee is a “die hard” New York Jets fan (and wants to buy the team one day), as well as an investor in a handful of major companies like Twitter, Venmo and Facebook – which we talk about in the episode. We dove into a handful of topics surrounding the NFT ecosystem, how Gary Vee got into the space and gained traction for his collection and where he sees the sector going long term. We also talked about: VeeFriends origin storyImportance of intellectual property Mainstream adoptionWhat NFT collections are getting wrong Advice for NFT projects Chain Reaction comes out every other Thursday at 12:00 p.m. ET, so be sure to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favorite pod platform to keep up with the action.
Today on the Ether we have Vapor Monkey hosting a huge cross chain NFT space featuring Polygon, Cardano, and Ethereum NFTs. You'll hear from Rekt Gang, HotMic_50, OwlphaNFT, İtz Bermuda, cryptoganzo, Danketsu, cashpognft, Ape Nation, Moonboy Society, KazuXP, dgennnnnn, CryptoGeek, Jon Winchell, and more! Recorded on May 15th 2023. Make sure to check out the two newest tracks from Finn and the RAC FM gang over at ImaginetheSmell.org! The majority of the music at the end of these spaces can be found streaming over on Spotify, and the rest of the streaming platforms. Check out Project Survival, Virus Diaries, and Plan B wherever you get your music. Thank you to everyone in the community who supports TerraSpaces.
Welcome back to your weekly episode of crypto catchup where Tommy Honan is on with Ted Coaldrake to chat about this weeks' movers and shakers, plus the latest news from the world of crypto. Tommy shares some HUGE crypto news this week as Blur, the new NFT Marketplace, reaches a staggering $460 Million worth of Ethereum NFT trades in just seven days. Ted also covers the latest adoption piece around digital bonds with some key financial institutions issuing their very first digital bonds worth 100's of millions of dollars.You'll hear: This weeks' biggest movers with one up 480% The German bank that issued a digital bond worth $64 million on Polygon Everything you need to know about the biggest launch of the week - Blur - and what this means for the NFT space … and a whole lot more!DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE CRYPTO TRADING HANDBOOK 2023Ready to start? Get $10 of FREE Bitcoin on Swyftx when you Sign up & Verify - https://trade.swyftx.com.au/register/?promoRef=tappingintocrypto10btc To get the latest updates hit subscribe and follow us over on the gram @tappingintocrypto - https://www.instagram.com/tappingintocrypto/ If you can't wait to learn more check out these blogs from our friends over at Swyftx - https://swyftx.com/learn/ The Tapping into Crypto podcast is for entertainment purposes only and the opinions on this podcast belong to individuals and are not affiliated with any companies mentioned. Any advice is general in nature and does not take into account your personal situation, if you're looking to get advice, please seek out a licensed financial advisor.
In this week's episode, Taliz rejoins Klauss and Seyrr to discuss Disc 1 of the Final Fantasy XIII Original Soundtrack, the latest news from Final Fantasy XIV and XVI, as well as talk about the current status of our Extra Life 2022 campaign! Enjoy! Show Notes FFXIV Patch 6.28 Patch notes: https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/c8900c4aae544f7a013a49553aa104c1961a5c87 FFXIV Tactics Ogre Reborn Screenshot Contest: https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/8ac9b0fc856404b7052e788422f08f385fd1e765 FFXVI is 95% done, release date expected at end of the year written by Darryn Bonthuys: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/final-fantasy-16-is-95-done-release-date-reveal-expected-by-the-end-of-the-year/1100-6508903/ FFXVI devs talk about lore, GoT comparisons, and representation following latest trailer release written by Kat Bailey: https://www.ign.com/articles/final-fantasy-16-square-enix-interview-lore SE's first Ethereum NFT game announced, Symbiogenesis written by Andrew Hayward: https://decrypt.co/113471/final-fantasy-square-enix-reveals-first-ethereum-nft-game Final Fantasy XIII - Disc 1: https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_XIII:_Original_Soundtrack
In this week's episode, Taliz rejoins Klauss and Seyrr to discuss Disc 1 of the Final Fantasy XIII Original Soundtrack, the latest news from Final Fantasy XIV and XVI, as well as talk about the current status of our Extra Life 2022 campaign! Enjoy! Show Notes FFXIV Patch 6.28 Patch notes: https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/c8900c4aae544f7a013a49553aa104c1961a5c87 FFXIV Tactics Ogre Reborn Screenshot Contest: https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/8ac9b0fc856404b7052e788422f08f385fd1e765 FFXVI is 95% done, release date expected at end of the year written by Darryn Bonthuys: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/final-fantasy-16-is-95-done-release-date-reveal-expected-by-the-end-of-the-year/1100-6508903/ FFXVI devs talk about lore, GoT comparisons, and representation following latest trailer release written by Kat Bailey: https://www.ign.com/articles/final-fantasy-16-square-enix-interview-lore SE's first Ethereum NFT game announced, Symbiogenesis written by Andrew Hayward: https://decrypt.co/113471/final-fantasy-square-enix-reveals-first-ethereum-nft-game Final Fantasy XIII - Disc 1: https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_XIII:_Original_Soundtrack
'In the case of, like, you know, the Rembrandts or a Clara Peeters—where these figures or still lifes are just emerging from darkness. And, really bold color uses on top of... you know, very dark... deep. There's a lot of depth. Basically, it's like, the browner and darker it is with hints of gold and pop—up front—that seem to disappear into the background. That might be, a Dutch Golden Age painting!' —Scott Baker For the second episode of 'Dutch Art & Design Today', I sat down with Scott Baker—a Seattle-based artist and all-around European art history advocate. Scott and I first met in early 2022, when I acquired an artwork he created, of a pixelated interpretation of Rembrandt's 1629 painting—Self-Portrait, Age 23—in the form of an Ethereum NFT. The original painting today hangs at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, which Scott is intimately familiar with, having grown up just outside of the city—whose museums house a treasure trove of artworks, by the Dutch Old Masters. In this European painting and contemporary digital art-focused talk, we discuss how Scott first came to appreciate Old Master paintings and European art history, from Matisse to Frans Hals; his trajectory as a, primarily digital artist, and the process behind his work; the story of how I came to acquire his pixelated Rembrandt artwork, as well as his thoughts on NFTs and the blockchain, in relation to digital art; and to conclude, the importance and relevance of museums and Old Master paintings to the contemporary culture, of 2022. View the artwork created by Scott, based on Rembrandt's 1629 Self-Portrait, Age 23, entitled Rembrandt Harmenszoon van 8-bit No. 01. You can learn more about Scott and his work, over at his profile on Instagram. You can find John on X @johnbezold and at his website johnbezold.com. 'Dutch Art & Design Today' is published by Semicolon-Press.
Hemba was the largest claimant of CryptoPunks V1 (1054) and Autoglyphs (72) in 2017 and 2019 respectively. This also means that he also received that airdrop for CryptoPunks V2 after a bug was found within the original contract's marketplace. During 2022, V1 CryptoPunks made a comeback after a developer created a wrapper contract and owners began listing them on Rarible. Since then Hemba has been one of the vocal leaders and supporters of the CryptoPunks V1 Community. |Hemba|• Twitter → https://twitter.com/soldthebottom• Website → https://v1punks.gitbook.io/cryptopunks-v1-wiki/|CONNECT WITH JAKE|• Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/jakegallen/• Twitter → https://twitter.com/jakegallen_• Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/JakeNGallen• Linkedin → https://www.linkedin.com/in/jake-gall...|FOLLOW AND SUBSCRIBE THE PODCAST|• Website → https://www.jakegallen.com/• Youtube → Subscribe to this page• Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...• Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/7hQdRAz...• Google Podcasts → https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR...• RSS Feed → https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1005154.rss• Website → https://solo.to/theguestlistpod• Media Host → https://theguestlistpod.buzzsprout.com/
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On today's episode of the IN LOVE WITH THE PROCESS podcast, writerdirectorillustrator WILL CARSOLA joins host Mike Pecci in the studio! Carsola is known for his trippy artwork and mind bending and hysterical animated shows on Adult Swim ( Mr. Pickles and Momma Named Me Sheriff) If you drink Liquid Death, you have seen his skull illustration, but did you know that He designed an Ethereum NFT collection for the canned water brand? Pecci and Carlsola discuss: Animation, film-making, video editing, Meditation, NFT's, and finding a way to say no to work. Prepare yourself for the ultimate bro down session on the new episode of ILWP. --------------------------------- ►Will's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/willcarsola ►Will's Website's: https://linktr.ee/Willcarsola ►Mike Pecci's IG: instagram.com/mikepecci ►ILWP's IG: instagram.com/inlovewiththeprocesspod -------------> Featuring Music by: ►YORU ►Orkla Drive ►Code Elektro ►L'Avenue ------------------ The Episode is Sponsored by ► PATINA: https://patina.com ► https://www.portlandleathergoods.com ► BearRepublic: bearrepublic.com/ Discount code is PROCESS15 ► Puget Systems: puget.systems/go/ILWTP ► Jambox www.jambox.io ► FujiFilm: fujifilm-x.com/ www.facebook.com/FujifilmXUS/ twitter.com/FujifilmX_US www.instagram.com/fujifilmx_us/ www.youtube.com/c/FujifilmUSACameras
Heute geht es unter anderem um Adobes Figma-Deal, Auswirkungen des Ethereum-Merges, neue Steuerregelungen und eine gruselige Frau.
「CryptoGames株式会社、「Content-Ethereum」発行のジェネレーティブNFT収益を環境保全のために寄付」 ブロックチェーンゲーム「クリプトスペルズ」を提供するCryptoGames株式会社は9月5日、株式会社博報堂プロダクツとの共同により、ガス代不要なパブリックブロックチェーン「Content-Ethereum・コンテンツイーサリアム」を活用し、博報堂プロダクツが手がけてきたキャラクターのジェネレーティブNFTを発行。収益金の一部を環境保全のために寄付すると発表した。The post CryptoGames株式会社、「Content-Ethereum」発行のジェネレーティブNFT収益を環境保全のために寄付 first appeared on 金融・投資メディアHEDGE GUIDE.
In today's show, we talk about the recent volume spike due to Ethereum NFT traders joining the Solana ecosystem. Some of the recent projects discussed include HGE's ABCs and Kikiverse and Galactic Geckos. Tune in live every weekday Monday through Thursday from 5:00 PM Eastern to 6:15 PM Easy's YouTube Buy our NFT Join our discord Check out our Twitter Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.
Welcome back to NFT Alpha! Your #1 source for NFT news. Today Deezy and Justin discuss Angel Baby Hit Squad by Fettuccine. This project is really breaking down barriers and bridging communities. MASSIVE PARTNERSHIPS
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Zur Mitte der Woche habe ich gleich mehrere News für euch die es durchaus in sich haben. U.a gibt es News zu dem Fußball Klub FC Barcelona die fortan eine Kooperation mit einer Krypto Firma eingehen. Die englische Rockband Muse startet ins Metaverse. Der Schmuckhersteller Tiffany & Co kommt mit einem luxuriösen NFT Drop. Und neben dem Stand der Krypto Kurse und dem Floor auf opensea erfahrt ihr was sich hinter dem Begriff CBCD verbirgt und welche Breaking News der NFT Markplatz MagicEden liefert. Also viel Spaß mit der heutigen Folge All in NFT. Social Media, Discord und offizielle Affiliate Links von All in NFT: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mic_seb Discord: https://discord.gg/4js6Pg7FJk Instagram: Mic_Seb https://instagram.com/mic_seb?igshid=... LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sebastian-michels-2b3b24238 Twitter: @Mic_Seb91 https://twitter.com/MicSeb91 You Tube: All in NFT https://youtube.com/user/VRK226 **Ledger: https://shop.ledger.com/?r=857144ee9bb3 **NFT Frames: https://shop.nftframes.de/?sca_ref=21... **TradeRepublic: https://ref.trade.re/x56t6b49 Metaverse NFT Galerie von All in NFT: https://oncyber.io/allinnft Bei den oben genannten Themen handelt es sich um keine Anlageberatungen. Der Podcast dient lediglich der Unterhaltung. Erläuterung zu Affiliate Links: Die mit ** gekennzeichneten Links sind sogenannte Affiliate Links. Kommt über einen solchen Link ein Einkauf zustande, werde ich mit einer Provision beteiligt. Für Dich entstehen dabei keine Mehrkosten. Wo, wann und wie Du ein Produkt kaufst, bleibt natürlich Dir überlassen.
In deze NFT Wereld Nieuws podcast bespreken Mitchel van Duuren en Joël Pasanea een aantal Ethereum NFT's. Er zijn een aantal teams en community's die nog steeds erg goed en waarvan de floorprices erg laag staan. Deze NFT's bespreken bekijken we in de podcast.. Daarnaast hebben ze het over het NFT nieuws van afgelopen week. We zagen onder andere dat Minecraft is gestopt met alle NFT projecten die verbonden waren en aan het bouwen op Minecraft. Het effect hiervan zagen we ook sterk terug in de floorprices van projecten zoals NFTWorlds. Dat en nog veel meer in de NFT Wereld Podcast... Sit back, Relax en pak er een lekker NFTheetje bij ;).
This morning, we're joined by the one and only Zeneca, and we dive deep into his thesis for investing in the Ethereum NFT space with lots of conviction in Art Blocks. We also discuss the 3AC NFT portfolio liquidation, which consists of Fidenza's and Ringer's. Then everyone buys a project called Tableland Rigs, which is then swept by Ryan Carson's 121G fund, and he later joins us to talk about it. Tune in live every weekday Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM Eastern to 10:30 AM Buy our NFT Sign up for FTX Join our discord Check out our Twitter Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.
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Noah Prince (Co-Founder/ CEO, Strata Protocol) and Austin Adams (Lead Protocol Dev, Metaplex Studios) sit down with Austin Federa to discuss the integration of Strata's Dynamic Pricing Mint tool into the Metaplex Program Library.00:51 - What is Strata?02:12 - Challenges when launching a token04:43 - Why is Strata more successful than competitors?06:15 - Fundraise and the changing use cases of tokens on Solana08:47 - Changing mentalites around the function of tokens10:48 - How is Metaplex's approach different11:51 - Description of the flow using Strata13:25 - Mechanisms of dynamic pricing15:12 - Tools for dynamic pricing / Collusion19:06 - Metaplex and additional tooling21:54 - Optimizing Metaplex's architecture for the community25:05 - Advantages and drawbacks with metaplex's architecture29:44 - Metaplex and backward compatibility32:39 - Pitch for using dynamic pricing DISCLAIMERThe information on this podcast is provided for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only, without any express or implied warranty of any kind, including warranties of accuracy, completeness, or fitness for any particular purpose.The information contained in or provided from or through this podcast is not intended to be and does not constitute financial advice, investment advice, trading advice, or any other advice.The information on this podcast is general in nature and is not specific to you, the user or anyone else. You should not make any decision, financial, investment, trading or otherwise, based on any of the information presented on this podcast without undertaking independent due diligence and consultation with a professional broker or financial advisor. Austin Federa (00:10):Welcome to The Solana Podcast. I'm Austin Federa. Today we're talking about a new partnership between Metaplex, the NFT implementation on Solana, and Strata Protocol, a toolkit that helps developers launch tokens. They've built some new tools to help creators set dynamic pricing for NFT mints and these change the economic incentives around NFTs which will hopefully reduce the botting of NFT mints. We're joined by Noah Prince, the co-founder, and CEO of Strata Protocol, and Austin Adams, a software engineer and lead protocol developer at Metaplex. Gentlemen, welcome to the Solana Podcast.Noah Prince (00:42):Thanks, Austin.Austin Adams (00:42):Thanks for having us.Noah Prince (00:43):Glad to be here.Austin Federa (00:44):Great. So let's go ahead and start out today with just an overview of, Noah, what is Strata and what are you guys trying to do in the space?Noah Prince (00:52):So Strata Protocol at its core is a protocol for launching tokens and managing the liquidity around those tokens. So we have a variety of different auction mechanisms, and we can launch tokens anywhere from small tokens that you don't really know who the counterpart of the trade is, there's not going to be much volume, all the way up to large tokens where you want to do a large offering and then eventually put those on a DEX. How we ended up getting into this space is just that our auction mechanisms for tokens also offer a solution for the NFT botting situation. So we thought long and hard about how to keep bots from botting the token launches that we have. And if you launch one of those tokens and then put it as the entry price to a Candy Machine, you get a dynamic pricing Candy Machine.Austin Federa (01:39):So let's talk a little bit just to kind of roll back to what Strata really is trying to accomplish here. You mentioned it's a solution for launching tokens and providing initial liquidity for those tokens. What are the challenges that people run into when actually launching a token? I think if you look across the space, you'd see that there are hundreds of different tokens run by hundreds of different projects across the Solana ecosystem, the majority of which were not launched with something like a launchpad or basically a protocol to help them go through that process. What are the challenges that people are facing when they're actually looking at launching a token?Noah Prince (02:12):Yeah. So I think token launching kind of comes in a few steps, right? The very first step is the ideation phase, where you're trying to figure out what your token is, do you have multiple tokens? What are the tokenomics? And somewhat in that same phase is where legal comes in. And to a lot of degrees, that is the hardest spot is where you're going to figure out what your token does. But a lot of times for people launching a token, there's this kind of big okay, we know what we want to do, but how do we physically create that token? And then how do we go and do things like auction that token off? I want to sell some of that token to investors. I want to sell some of that token to all of my community, how do we actually distribute that thing?Noah Prince (02:54):And then after that, there's the step where you've distributed it, you've collected some money for the token that you can use to bootstrap the project. And then you also want it to be tradable on a DEX or on an AMM. And then you go and set that up. So Strata is really there to help with the creation part of the token and for really small tokens, we also manage the liquidity. So if you don't want to even care about what is an AMM, what is a DEX, who is the counterparty to a trade? We have a way you can launch a token and it's basically one click. The protocol just takes care of all of it for you.Austin Federa (03:30):Yeah. So if you think about maybe a year ago, when someone was trying to launch a token, there was lots of technical components in actually creating and launching that token, but you'd have to go and submit something to the Solana token registry. You'd have to then go ahead and set up a permissionless pool on something like Serum. You'd have to go ahead and try and get it verified to get it actually listed there so it would show up in the list. Someone didn't have to add it as a custom market and all these things are functionally automated through you guys at this point, correct?Noah Prince (03:56):Yep. So for the most part, those things are automated. You still need to go and set it up on a AMM after you bootstrap the liquidity, but yeah, we're basically making it permissionless to go and do this. So the idea was to make it as easy to launch a token on Solana as it is right now to launch an NFT which Metaplex has kind of done a great job of.Austin Federa (04:16):And so there's been a lot of organizations that have tried to create launchpads or create basically systems of easier onboarding on the Solana blockchain. And a number of them haven't really gone anywhere, or they've been sort of overrun with, I would say very low-quality projects that are just trying to find a quick way to launch a token. What's the reason you think that Strata has had a bit more success here and not fallen into some of those traps?Noah Prince (04:43):Well, I think the first big trap there is talking about projects that are obviously disingenuous, they're trying to cash grab. They're not actually a real project. And when you talk about creating something permissionless, you want to get away from that, right? The barrier to entry should be low so that anybody can do it because tech is tech, but we don't want to be the ones that are creating the list of all the different tokens that we think that people should buy, right?Noah Prince (05:12):Equally, Metaplex isn't doing that. Metaplex doesn't go out and tell you which projects to buy. There are plenty of Launchpads that have their own lists that'll tell you who they think you should buy, and there are plenty of Twitter influencers who will tell you that as well. So that's one way that we're doing it. And then the other way that we're doing it is trying to make it easier for these projects that are smaller and maybe don't have all the idea of how to do everything that's complicated with launching a token, they just want a simple token. Things like social tokens are like little community chat projects, making it easier for those.Austin Federa (05:47):Some of the interesting things you guys have done in addition to the ability to create a new token or sell an existing token bootstrap liquidity is this idea of a fundraise and the dynamic pricing of NFT mints. On the fundraising side, what did you see in the changing ways people wanted to use tokens or the changing use cases of tokens on Solana that really led to the idea of a fundraise being something that a launchpad protocol should build tooling for.Noah Prince (06:14):Yeah. Fundraise was inspired deeply by ConstitutionDAO, which if you didn't see it, was this thing where a bunch of people on Eth just banned together, they said they were going to buy a copy of the Constitution of the United States of America. There was an open bidding that happened. I think they raised like $30 or $40 million and ended up getting outbid, but it was still this example of a community coming together and bootstrapping a ton of liquidity to do something cool. And the idea was that there will be shared ownership of the Constitution, or at least this copy of it after the bidding was done.Noah Prince (06:49):And so how you do that mechanically is just, you're collecting money into a pool that somebody then uses for the bid. And then as you're collecting money, people are getting a token that represents their share of that pool. And so even after you've used the money, they still have the token. And so with the ConstitutionDAO you had the people token. And that's just one of many ways to launch a token and why a launchpad is formatted like a wizard because we want it to be like a no-code tool where it asks you the questions that you need to answer to get towards launching your own token.Austin Federa (07:20):It's super interesting to think about the implications for some of the stuff for the intersection of real-world assets like something like a constitution and then the intersection of the ability to have full liquidity through something like a token mechanism for this. So I think that's a very interesting use case for it. And one of the great things I think about ConstitutionDAO when we saw that all happen is it's still going, right? There's still a community there. It's still passionate about this thing that they failed to create, but now is turned into something else which is in a large part, a lot of the story of NFTs on Solana as well, is that they start with one mission and suddenly something changes and Trash Pandas are now fighting plastic in the oceans, and all these other projects are building real community service kind of components into them.Austin Federa (08:05):When you're looking at the idea of a no-code solution here, what was the reasoning for something like that for more complex protocols? I guess the thing that I'm trying to tease out here is there's an assumption from a lot of folks that if someone's not sophisticated enough to figure out how to launch a token, they're probably not sophisticated enough to launch a project on a blockchain. That's obviously not necessarily the case, but that is part of why you've seen launchpads in general, or less code solutions be something that tends to have a lower quality project coming out of it in general. How do you respond to some of that criticism or look at the different ways that we just need to change our mentality around what a token's meant to be used for?Noah Prince (08:47):Yeah, I think there is that tendency, but as a dev, it's all about tools, right? For me, it's how can I get something done with the least effort possible that meets all the requirements. And so when you give tools to devs so that they can launch a token really easily, the devs can spend time focusing on the things that matter and not the things that don't. So part of it is that but also you need this primitive and you need this primitive to be easy because we're in the infancy of tokens right now, right? There's just one token. We're starting to see more complex systems like STEPN pop up where you have systems of tokens where that's just two tokens, all the way up to things like WOMBO, and BitClout, and Rally, where you have hundreds and hundreds of social tokens. And these things all start to interconnect together, and you can start to do really cool things when you can create systems of tokens. And that's something that you couldn't do in the past without this kind of primitive.Austin Federa (09:43):Yeah, it's fascinating. So, Austin, let's talk a little bit about the interface here with Metaplex NFT initial mints. So one of the things that we've observed over the last few months is that the increasing demand for NFT is on Solana. And also I would say real success of projects in building a strong community pre-launch has created situations where there is both a high incentive to bot the launch of an NFT, but also there's just extremely high demand for these things when they're coming up for initial mint. Some of that's driven by expectations that they might be able to flip them, but a lot of this is just organic community demand for a project that they feel very excited and interested in.Austin Federa (10:22):There's been a few attempts to create systems that would either increase the fairness or would try and reduce the incentives for botting. One of these was the Fair Launch Protocol which was created as sort of an extension of the Candy Machine toolkit, but Fair Launch Protocol never really caught on from a community standpoint. So what is sort of different in the approach here that you think is going to be successful in creating better incentives and dynamics?Austin Adams (10:48):I think the reason that this will be more successful is we will market it a lot harder than we marketed Fair Launch, but also the mechanics of Fair Launch weren't really, and they could have been changed they weren't really a great experience having to wait and then not knowing if you were going to get things. The NFT minter, once that sort of casino-style experience, they pull the lever, they get the thing they know right away, they're having fun, it's addicting. With the dynamic price mint coming in we get that addicting and fun feeling while still getting some technical protection against bots and making it a little bit more advantageous for creators. If they've created demand, they're getting rewarded for that demand.Austin Federa (11:38):Yeah. That's super interesting. So let's walk through, I guess, from both of you, what is the flow that both a creator and a user goes through if the project that they're trying to mint is using this new dynamic pricing powered with Strata?Noah Prince (11:52):Yeah. So the flow right now is a little bit broken up and that's kind of the point of this partnership, but right now you launch a normal Candy Machine through Metaplex, you grab the ID of that Candy Machine, and then Strata has a UI where you can plug in that ID and it converts it to a dynamic pricing Candy Machine. Now from a user standpoint, this looks pretty much exactly like the usual mint interface that you're looking, they're used to, right?Noah Prince (12:18):You just click a mint button, but the price is changing. So the price is just slowly ticking down and occasionally it bumps up when somebody purchases something and you can also switch tabs and you can go look at a price history plot. But as a user, you're trying to figure out at what point do you want to enter, right? At what price do you want to pay? And bots are playing the same game which is an unsolvable game. When do you enter a live market is a question that nobody knows the answer to. So it feels very much like a normal mint it's just that the price is moving and it's a game of who flinches first.Austin Adams (12:53):That's the current experience but as I'm sure you'll get to, we hope to create a deeper integration together that can utilize Strata's tech and Metaplex's tech for the entire experience without needing to go from one place to the other but using our new UIs and CLI tools, they can create a dynamic price Candy Machine that also gives us even more bot protections than we had before without having to go from one website to another.Austin Federa (13:25):So what is the dynamic pricing set based on? What are the mechanics that go into actually setting what that amount should be and how much volatility do you expect to see throughout the course of a typical 10,000 mint that might sell out in the course of several minutes?Noah Prince (13:43):Yeah. So generally, you want to establish what is basically the order of magnitude of the price. So something that's going to be in the 0.01 SOL range versus something that's going to be in the 10 SOL range, they're pretty different and it would be hard for any system to account for that. So generally what you're doing is you're setting kind of a range that you expect. So in the case of Divine Dogs, they were one of the very first ones that we did this with, they were minting an NFT that they thought would probably sell for two SOL. Now they're associated with the gods. And so 3.33 is a magic number for them. And so they actually set the starting price at 3.33 SOL and the minimum price at 1.1 SOL.Noah Prince (14:24):And so the idea was the minimum that they were willing to take as a project to get the funding to do what they needed to do was 1.1 SOL and they thought that people would pay up to 3.3 but probably not much more. And so what happened with that was I think the average price ended up being 2.32. But generally, you want the prices start slightly higher than what you think people will enter at so that bots don't have an advantage to spamming, they're just waiting for it to fall down and then it'll hit some fair price and it just oscillates around the fair price.Austin Federa (14:57):You mentioned a few things there where it sounds like projects have to do a bit of estimation around what they expect to see. What are the either software or just like human tools that someone should be looking at when they're trying to figure out where do they start with dynamic pricing?Noah Prince (15:13):Yeah. I mean, I think to a lot of degrees this is similar to right now people are just deciding a fixed price for their mint which is even more dangerous. You have no idea if it's going to sell out for that fixed-price or not. If you're a really hyped project, it probably will as long as you set it less than 10 SOL. But there's also a stigma, right? SolBears came out and set it to 10 SOL and people got pretty mad about it. So I think for most projects, this range of I mean, it depends what SOL's current prices, but right? This range of 1 to 5 SOL is generally reasonable. If you get really far off on the price, it can go above the starting price but we haven't seen that happen in practice. Usually, projects have a pretty good idea of what they're going to sell for or at least like a ballpark. They don't know exactly but they know a range.Austin Federa (16:05):Yeah, just because this was one of the first prominent uses of the Fair Launch Protocol where the community of degenerate Trash Panda Minters banded together and actually crashed the price. They all basically colluded against the project owners to mint at 0.1 SOL when the pre-mint tokens had been trading at 3 or 4 SOL on the exchanges and obviously, the price has gone up from there, but it's a very interesting dynamic when you give the community the tools to set their own pricing, you do open yourself up to a certain amount of collusion which I think is fascinating. No one would've thought that in a free market open system you'd be able to get a bunch of degens who are trying to optimize for the most value they can create to all band together and try and basically drive down the mint price of an NFT.Noah Prince (16:52):They also got to change their vote in the second half which made it a little less risky to bid small.Austin Federa (16:57):Yes. That's true. So that sort of one-tiered system is part of the dynamics here that you think make it more robust to get something like that.Noah Prince (17:06):Oh yeah. I mean, so we've done a couple of mints with it now and every single time in the Discords I actually hope that someone proves me wrong because it would be kind of interesting from a psychology perspective. But usually, there's a band of people in the Discord that are like, "Nobody buy. Nobody buy. We're going to let the price fall really low, like the bid small." But because it's so real-time, what ends up happening is it hits a number that's really, really good and it's just like a prisoner's dilemma. A few people defect and then everybody sees that a few people defect and all of a sudden the faction that was trying to hold back and not buy everyone starts buying and the price starts ripping because it's the lowest price that they're going to see.Austin Federa (17:47):Yep. Totally. It's really interesting the way those dynamics play out.Noah Prince (17:51):Yeah. Honestly, if your project gets hit by this and the people actually manage to do a prisoner's dilemma experiment where nobody defects, you have an amazing community, I don't even know that you need the money. Your community is incredible.Austin Federa (18:04):Yeah. It's worth noting that for the more successful projects out there, they have made many multiples of the initial mint revenue on secondary sale royalties. So it's kind of this interesting dynamic where you really want to bring the strongest community possible into an NFT project but the same time you need to fund appropriately for whatever your medium-term goals are to make sure you can actually deliver on any roadmap you've sort of laid out as a project which is really interesting. So when we're looking at some of the underlying architecture here and how it interfaces with Metaplex, I know there's a whole bunch of work on Metaplex that's been rebuilding a lot of the way that some of these contracts work. There's a whole expansion of what's possible on Metaplex coming soon. Austin, how are you thinking about additional tooling like Strata and other types of partnerships that will make it easier for a lot of this work that's being done to actually be deployed and usable? So the difference between reference implementation engineering and actually production engineering.Austin Adams (19:06):I think on a case-by-case basis, we always look at where we can stay generic and composable meaning one contract calls into the Metaplex contracts and the Metaplex contracts stay as this secure core that we audit very frequently and we're taking care of all that nonsense for the community. But in other cases, we identify a piece of technology that's really good and the composable way of doing it doesn't give us the guarantees necessarily that we want. And so we look at a deeper level of integration. The recent gains in shipping velocity that Metaplex is getting are coming more from CICD and looking at ways to improve our software stability so we are not scared to ship.Austin Adams (20:00):And I think that's what Metaplex is moving into as we're stabilizing and as we're trying to remain the base infrastructure for NFTs as well as move into some exciting new landscapes. So with this specifically, we do have some big changes coming to canning machines soon. We have some big changes coming to optional changes for everyone coming soon, but this one here falls right in line with our anti-botting work. And so we're heavily invested in making this as deep of a integration as it needs to be and shipping it as soon as possible, as well as shipping it not just in the contract level, but shipping it in our UIs and CLIs that are coming out or are out.Austin Federa (20:44):Yeah. Interesting. So I'd actually love to dig in a little bit more on how you're thinking about multiple layers of contracts or interoperable contracts that all can, I guess, give optionality in terms of how someone wants to deploy something. What are those different components and how are you thinking about... So classically, every time you have a contract talk to another contract, you've created an attack vector. This is most of the hacks that you see across DeFi and on Solana and on other places in Solana are non-validated fields. There's some ability for someone to inject something into the contract at a point that someone thought wasn't injectable that ends up creating an outcome that's not desirable for the users of that protocol or that contract.Austin Federa (21:28):That's like a very standard attack vector. So not to go too far into the security of this because of course that's maybe a separate conversation, but when you're thinking about that sort of multiple contract architecture, talking back to one central contract, what are the types of things you are thinking about or the Metaplex protocol is really thinking about from an architecture standpoint to make that secure, stable, but also upgradeable and able to respond to the needs of the community quickly?Austin Adams (21:53):Yeah, that's a great question. So I do believe it does depend on what the contract does in a large part, but generically, when we think about Web 2.0 land, when we've all created public APIs that take in user input, we can think about those as if they're analogous to we're allowing someone to direct their digital plumbing pipe at our digital plumbing pipe to use the euphemism or the saying that we're just all digital plumbers. I think I like that. One of the ways that we approach this is just being extremely careful on validating the input and being very restrictive with what specific instructions and what specific things a transaction can do when calling into our contracts.Austin Adams (22:47):So for example, with Candy Machine, although it is not as composable as other programs may be, we restrict the specific programs that can call out to Candy Machine and we restrict what they can do. We look at the instruction data using the instructions this far. For those who are non-technical that just means we can inside of the instruction or inside of the program, we can look at the instructions that are coming in and we can validate the input that's coming in. But for other programs such as AuctionHouse, we actually have purpose-built it to be composed over. And the way that we handle that is by bringing all the things that we want to make sure always stay secure into the contract.Austin Adams (23:33):So the token account creation, the mint creation, for example, the transfers, all of those are in the core AuctionHouse transaction protocol, but we've created this other system of composability called Auctioneer where people can put their additional logic such as token gating, timed auctions, even dynamic priced auctions via Strata can be done at that layer. So like I've said in summary, it does depend on the contract for Candy Machine because it's such a target for bots. We are very restrictive but we hope to find additional ways to loosen those things to allow more contracts to compose over it while still getting more bot, anti-botting guarantees.Austin Federa (24:20):It's kind of an interesting question here. When you think about on most layer ones or layer twos, the implementation of an NFT is something that's sort of done, I guess you called it the L1 or L2 level at the protocol level, as opposed to at the application level. Metaplex is a little bit different in its architecture, right? The tokens that are built are fundamentally still SPL-compatible tokens. And they're built more like an application level. And by application, I mean, it's not hard coded into the base Solana code. It's actually running on top of it which is a little bit different of an architecture than you see on something like Ethereum. What are the both advantages and challenges that both of you have run into because of that difference in architecture?Noah Prince (25:05):Yeah. So I did a deep dive at one point on composability on Solana versus Eth. Fundamentally, the NFTs on Eth and even the tokens that are on Eth are just following an interface. So it looks a lot like interfaced extension. I'm going to get real deep in engineering if I don't be careful here.Austin Federa (25:23):No, no, no, let's do it. This is the back half of the podcast.Noah Prince (25:26):Cool. Okay. Yeah. So it looks a lot like interfaced extension and classical object-oriented programming. So you think Java is the big example of object-oriented programming. Now Solana actually ends up looking a lot more like functional programming where you've got these contract endpoints that are effectively functions that operate over some state and then output a state. And then the next function can take that state and do something with it. Now, a lot of people will tell you when they're learning functional programming coming from object-oriented programming, it's scarier at first. It's like chewing glass. It's a little bit more complicated, but there's a lot more that you can do with it. And so like my example of composability actually is the current state of the integration with Metaplex where you talk about how there are different security vulnerabilities with checks, but a token is the absolute interface between us and Metaplex and that's the only interface.Noah Prince (26:26):The single check is whether or not you have the token that allows you to mint this Candy Machine and we just output that token. So we are a function that takes in some SOL and outputs a token. They are a function that takes in a token and outputs an NFT. And actually, they don't have to know about each other at all. It's only the user interface that knows about it. So this is how we generally deal with composability on Solana and why I like this model a little bit better, but I am a little bit of a functional programming maxi, so …Austin Federa (26:57):Austin, what about you?Austin Adams (26:59):Yes. I believe that the Metaplex model for NFTs is actually quite brilliant. And I'll talk about the pros first and maybe the cons second. I believe one of the reasons for our enormous growth is because our contracts are like APIs. You don't need to deploy your own contract. You don't need to manage that. You don't need to have everything that can be known about your implementation done ahead of time and then deploy an immutable contract. You can iterate and fail and try again and do new things on top of our programs without having to, one, manage the security of the program. Two, without having to really be an expert. And I know that you don't have to be an expert to launch an Ethereum NFT series because there's some great tools. But I think that's one of the reasons people choose Solana. Devs choose Solana, creators choose Solana to run their NFT projects is because the Metaplex contracts were brilliantly designed as APIs whereas they could have been designed in an interface model.Austin Adams (28:07):Now the cons of that are the Metaplex development team now needs to look at backward compatibility every single day. Any change that we make we have to micromanage that aspect all the time because we don't want to break anybody's use of the system. And through our DAO we need to ensure that what we're doing is reflective of what the community wants. So another con would be that some people see it as less decentralized, but in reality, because it's a community project, it doesn't seem so decentralized when you can build right on top of it and do whatever you need to because we try to keep the protocol light and do less things. I see that we can move into both areas. We can produce an interface-like system while getting these contracts as API feel. And I think that's some of the backbone of some things that you'll see coming out of Metaplex soon.Austin Federa (29:07):So when you think about something like backwards compatibility, what does Metaplex see as its sort of role and responsibility there, right? So famously for a number of years, Android had like seven different versions of the Android API that Google had to support because folks just would not update their apps. And Windows still has backwards compatibility with stuff that was probably about when most of us were born. What are you guys thinking about when you look at that sort of backwards compatibility and how long or what kind of functionality needs to persist for X amount of time?Austin Adams (29:44):So what we try to do is never break you unless it's security-related. If it's security-related, we fix it as soon as we can and we announce as quickly and as widely as we can. That hasn't happened very often and currently, we think that... We kind of take the semantic versioning approach where we will give you a long amount of time. Now we don't have a rigorous set amount of time yet. We're very new as a project if you think about it, but we will always provide you a new instruction and deprecate the old instruction and it works perfectly fine for a long time. And it's very rare. In fact, it's only happened once where we will remove old instructions. Part of that is looking at our contracts as APIs. And when you look at microservice patterns because that's how we think about them kind of is our contracts are microservices.Austin Adams (30:43):Look at the traffic of your instruction. If you're seeing it the traffic go down, people have moved to the other one, you're in safe territory to start announcing that, "Hey, we're going to start moving on from this specific instruction." But if you see it holding steady, that's a good signal from your community that that thing still needs to live or you need to educate and do more work. And that's how we'd like to see it. I think in the future, we'll see probably more rigorous guidelines around how long we're going to keep things out. But right now it's we'd be nothing without the people using it. So they're our top priority when we're shipping new things, we don't want to break anyone.Noah Prince (31:22):Yeah. I think at least how we've been approaching it with Strata is that I am very, very bearish on the idea that I'm never going to have to change anything. And so actually every one of our smart contract endpoints, every one of our arguments, every one of our piece of state has a V0 next to it. Some of them actually have a V1 already. And then in SDK land, so like in JavaScript, we wrap these calls with things that don't include V0 and we wrap them in interfaces such that if we ever have to change anything, we just bump it to V1 at the protocol level, change the interfaces, leave the V0 endpoints around for a while and then like Austin said, watch the traffic and then slowly deprecate them. But yeah, I mean, I think you kind of have to accept that these things are living, breathing things and like most APIs, you just have to version them. Now, a lot of people who don't have V0 next to their things, don't worry, you can put V1 next to anything.Austin Adams (32:19):It's okay.Noah Prince (32:19):And V0 is just the lack of a tag. It's okay.Austin Federa (32:22):So all of this depends of course, on creators and people launching NFT projects actually adopting and using the dynamic pricing tools. What's your pitch for why someone who's launching an NFT project should do it this way as opposed to doing it the way that's currently done.Noah Prince (32:37):Yeah. So one of the big things, I mean, even if you watch Frank, he is talking all the time about how he wants people who are long-term his project. He doesn't want paper hands. He doesn't want flippers, right? So right off the gate, you've got to acknowledge that having people that are just buying the project to flip it immediately aren't really good for your project long term anyway. I mean, if you were going to overprice your fixed price mint, you just weren't going to sell out. And so this will help you sell out which is ideally what you want, right?Noah Prince (33:09):Because you're picking the quantity of the mint so that you have a certain size of community. Now, if you had underpriced your fixed price meant, this actually means that you're going to get more funding to do what you want to do, right? And that's what matters is that you can actually execute on your roadmap. Now it's not like that price discovery isn't happening, right? It is still happening. If you price your mint at 2 SOL and the NFT is actually worth 10 SOL, it just drives up to 10 SOL on the secondary. But you know who makes that money? People who are flipping it and don't care about the project. So I would rather have that money go to the team than people who are flipping it any day of the week.Austin Federa (33:49):I'd love to hear from the Metaplex side what the pitch is to use it that isn't just it doesn't break the network.Austin Adams (33:55):Then I get nothing.Austin Federa (33:56):Because this is the thing is like one of the things about crypto is we have to assume everyone is a evil self-interested actor at all times who cares primarily about what they're trying to accomplish from a financial standpoint and isn't a altruistic actor trying to make the world's best-decentralized computing environment possible or else all of the assumptions of how blockchain works start to break down. So I think that's one of those questions that if either of you have something addressing that sort of side of things and-Austin Adams (34:25):Yeah, totally. I'll go with Metaplex's side of why I use dynamic price mint. So from the Metaplex side, we realize that Candy Machine has been botted so badly and we want to increase fairness for the collectors, creators, and the community. Just like Noah said earlier, we want to incentivize long-term holders, people to be a part of the project because NFTs are showing us they're more about community than they are really like a financial mechanism. They are a financial mechanism, but they've exposed this incredible new, psychological phenomenon.Austin Adams (35:01):For collectors, we've seen click farms, and bots, and extensions, not even if it hurts the network, but just hurting the experience. So one way that dynamic price mint helps is by making these click farms and botters, I mean, have to think twice, have to actually do some calculation, and have to do it in a fast and real-time manner. So this helps them be able to take part in the project even if they didn't get into the discords or other things like that at the right time, it's also going to help us move past this whole allow list trend in the community where you have to do all these specific things to get a spot and then you get a spot and you get a chance to mint, but then you don't actually get to mint. And so, hopefully, this makes the work that's required just being a part of the community and having the desire and the funds to mint.Noah Prince (36:01):Well said.Austin Federa (36:01):Awesome. Well, I think that does it for today. Thank you both for joining us to talk about this new launch of a Stratus support for dynamic pricing on Metaplex and creating new tools for creators to be able to actually implement this. If folks want to read more about it or want to consider using this for their next drop, where should they go to find more information?Noah Prince (36:22):Yeah. So for now it's actually, if you go to app.strataprotocol.com and you have a Candy Machine ID, you can launch one directly right there. We also have on docs.strataprotocol.com. We have extensive documentation on how to set up one of these dynamic pricing mints and a YouTube video on how to do one and even do one with a white list. In the future, we hope that this is directly on Metaplex's documentation and kind of more built as a first-class citizen into the Candy Machine and Metaplex's new UIs such that you don't need to be bouncing around from Strata to Metaplex. It's just there for you.Austin Adams (36:59):Yeah. 100% stay tuned on the Metaplex Docs and on our blog, Twitter, radio station. Oh wait, we don't have a radio station.Noah Prince (37:08):Yet.Austin Adams (37:09):Yet.Austin Federa (37:09):Great. Well, thank you both for joining us today.Austin Adams (37:13):Thank you, Austin.Noah Prince (37:14):Thanks for having us.
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Theme: Digital Land Scarcity YugaLabs Otherside will include 200,000 plots. Too many? Alt model: Open Metaverse (OM) launched with plans to be open-source, let anyone build The Sandbox gears up to raise $400 million at a $4 billion valuation: report Affordable project: NFT NewsRantum NFT Market Data, Cryptoslam.io NFT Headlines: ApeCoin & the death of staking - Cobie Ponderware May Be Selling Off The IP Rights To MoonCat Rescue NFTs https://thecontrol.co/the-state-of-nft-data-storage-c471c1af58d5 Rough Transcript [00:00:00] Today on all Today on all about affordable and FTS, we're talking about digital land scarcity. So in The land of abundance or the land of and [00:00:58] seeming to dictate what price [00:01:00] something should go at, and we'll be teasing out some of the different models out there, open Metta versus versus what you know large and small projects you go labs, sandbox, and the like, or are up to. But first, Andrew, what are you seeing in Yeah. What are we seeing out here? Right. We've got some headlines here. Well, we've got this article that I think was worth pointing out here by Kobe a influencer. He's been around the, space for a long time, but he said that he had recently been someone on the. The Abe council, the, the, Dow responsible for actually issuing the coin to get their opinions on some governance staking of the parking it somewhere and earn a more by parking it there. So he. this opinion that basically the, this isn't What staking was initially staking was meant add more security to a network by having someone both the that in this case would be ape along with maybe Ethereum. [00:02:03] So by parking it there you, you're showing more belief in the coin. And that more value locked up for that which allows them to build with more confidence. So now we've got a lot that's, what's kind of being proposed with this eight point. And it's not. Certainly not looked upon all that. Well, by, by, Kobe in this, article as he's saying, there's, it doesn't add anything to it What they should be doing with this is building building more that can be, maybe build a marketplace for the for the Eagle labs. NFTs, you know, they get you, as you pointed out that he spent, or there were over 60 million spent in fees of the last year on on open sea alone. [00:02:46] So there's a lot of potential to build, that could could bring more people to the ape coin. I don't know, a more natural way than maybe just giving them a more tokens to, to lock up. So it's an interesting, definitely interesting article. I think it's worth reading through gives you some ideas of how the, the history of staking and how it's And you know, I think this, this. Ape coin a coin has potential to, we've seen it has potential to have some big influence on the NFP market. Certainly when it was dropped, it had a lot of inflow or have a lot of influence, bought a lot of liquidity to the market. and I think it's going, you know, they're trying to make this the coin for the big land sale, which we're going to be talking about today. [00:03:28] So I, I, you know, I think it's important to keep, keep tabs on what's going on in with the. [00:03:34] Well, It's incredibly smart because they easily could have just made the land sale and Eve And collected Eve. But instead, what they're doing is forcing people to buy right. Buy the coin, drive up, [00:03:49] pricing it and pricing it and eight well. [00:03:52] Yeah. Pricing at big move. Right. it's not pricing it on the P And L it's like no. an eight, which is going to drive more people to have to again, transfer that much, right. Three eith it [00:04:04] into a coin. And by the way, I driving up the [00:04:09] prices of the damn thing. So you need to get more aid coin, [00:04:12] like, you [00:04:12] know, there's, I'll tell you what, there's a few people over a few brain cells And they're doing some smart things. [00:04:18] If you're [00:04:18] like looking at it from. And economic perspective. And, you know, I think it's important to have that narrative [00:04:23] of like, you know, you're misusing defy and you're going to break things like, okay. I mean, [00:04:29] it's, you know, it's got to function and it's being extended. And so it's kind of [00:04:34] interesting to watch people that are older in the sector would be like, oh, you're, you're doing it wrong. [00:04:39] That's not how you're supposed [00:04:40] to use defy. I kind of see a little bit [00:04:41] of that and ringing, Yeah, I I don't, they didn't see that as much. I, think that there is a, there's a lot to be said too, you know, rather than just admitting that lock up a token, you know, say they're not going to sell the token. And there's, you know, he values that well, I believe he had it at $7 billion or so if that's $7 billion, could it be. Could be deployed in many ways to bring people to the ecosystem rather than just emitting more, which is also diluting anyone that doesn't do that. You know, So there's a lot of a lot of mechanics that go into it. You know, we're, I don't know, we've seen, you could be quite successful the way they've rolled it out, rolled far. [00:05:21] So well, I should say this isn't technically yoga And you know, it is heavily. Influenced by the UGA team. So, I, you know, that's, that's a question that he you know, brings up as well as, you know, the fact that there is there's some lockup on the tokens by the investors team, but [00:05:40] And there's an unknown lockup. is just like discloses, like, and an has got lock [00:05:44] up. And it's very important if you're playing this game to understand when those [00:05:48] cliffs are. [00:05:49] Right. So there's not, not all of this is locked up. There's some already, already available for those investors, early investors and the team to sell. They unlock more at about six months. And that's, that's because at the same time they're incentivizing everybody else to hold. So, you know, just be wary of. [00:06:08] Of what's being said, and what's being done. I'm sure there will be other reports. And I'm not saying that they are definitely going to sell and dump it just that they do have that opportunity. And there's a lot done to to incentivize others to not do this. [00:06:23] Yeah, I'm not [00:06:24] So anyway, [00:06:26] anyway, [00:06:27] moving on, we've got ponder where ponder, where the developers of moon cats. We've talked about them in the past. They have that they may be selling off the IP to cats. Interesting story here. [00:06:42] Well, I was because I feel like it was the last week where I put you on the spot. I was like, would you buy more moon cats? Or would you buy like this other thing? And you're like, oh, I guess I'd buy more moon cats with this. Right. But like these older projects, that frankly have have the, sort of the history behind them and they have a team and there are people that hold them. [00:07:02] Like I think the [00:07:03] project. Really kind of, I'll just be honest underperformed for where I think [00:07:07] it could and should be because you know, maybe these, [00:07:10] these folks are developers and they're not marketers. clearly there's a strong element of marketing community must be developed. But anyway, the the net effect of that is that there's been a I think you know, it's starting to come back down [00:07:23] again from, from what I see in activity, but it was downloading. Point three, two. goes below a 0.3, them. And I feel like they knew it and they just ran up and on the car. [00:07:35] Yeah, they did have a good little run here, so we'll see. We'll see if any buyers emerge. I'm definitely curious to make a little bit more of this project. It seems like one that is talked about by, I don't know, by everyone at some point and definitely has underperformed. it's it's, it'd be exciting to see somebody else get an opportunity to do something more with it. [00:07:56] Definitely not. Marketing is not the strong suit of the team behind this right now. So much like the larva lab think they comfortable developing and not as into the marketing of things. [00:08:10] I feel like moon birds could just like buy this with one day's worth of trading volume. [00:08:17] Moon cats. Aren't good for birds. I can't imagine. [00:08:20] You get your owls? It's very much a similar graphic style. I got to say it wouldn't be that, [00:08:25] true. It's true. They got the moon, [00:08:27] stretch. [00:08:29] the moon verse. else did we have here? Oh yes, I saw this one. George, you've got a good control on NFT data storage. [00:08:37] I know this is kind of a bit more of a wonky one, but this it's important. To understand like how they're sort of mapping out and where things are living. And basically it's sort of showing us where things are being Over time, if your file is stored on a server on an Amazon cloud infrastructure, and somebody stops paying the bill, [00:08:57] your NFT is gone. Image is Sure. You still want. The code that's on the chain, but the image right where it points [00:09:04] to who've gone so that, you in the past is where IPF asks. a protocol file storage, I think is in play of putting the actual assets on chain when you're assets. [00:09:16] And this is just kind of breaking down [00:09:18] kind of where things live and it's, I dunno, it's a good technical an [00:09:22] understanding cause this much money on a JPEG, you mind, my mother makes sure the server bills [00:09:27] are paid. [00:09:28] Yeah, did mention that a lot of Ethereum projects make use of IPFS, but also make use make use of Penn pinning service to share easily, get URL to the IPFS so that Kenyatta is somewhat at a point in that it's single company providing those links. [00:09:51] So if something did happen to their servers or to the company there those links would break. it's best if link and, or a alternative link with projects using that our weave is also mentioned, and I was surprised to see that our we is actually the preferred method for projects on Solana. [00:10:08] That's. Surprising because it is a more secure from my my vantage point. Anyway So it's it's good. And there are some theory projects using it. I think we'll start to see more attention being paid to where these things are, are actually held at least perspective when people are looking at these projects, you know, we haven't fully experienced you know, a long. haven't seen a lot of these projects be around for a long run. Yet many of, most of them are under a year old. So it's still going to be a developing story. What happens as people lose interest in our move on to some of the on some of these projects and the bills go new project who dis the breakdown is interesting. Yeah. Are we've is definitely now kind of on my radar as a result of this, but for NFT, metadata storage for the top 100 Ethereum collections, they have this interesting pie roughly call it 50% are on IPFS. 40% are meaning that sort of, you know, got to pay the server. [00:11:12] And 9% on chain and 3% are weave. And the R wave is like um, basically you pay at one time and they So That's like, all right, that [00:11:22] generations anyway. [00:11:23] yeah. But what happens after [00:11:25] to like relax fella? Not your problem, right. those are dead people problems. Ethereum NFT media. [00:11:32] So media is slightly different. A lot more people, it looks like 60% rely on IPFS and those top hundred collections for media storage 27% centralized, and our we've has 4% on chain, 9%. It's interesting to, you know, where, where are your wallets captain? And then they Do the breakdown by as you mentioned, Solana and polygon. [00:11:52] So this is. I love this article. Actually. I love articles like this. I wish they actually looked at more than the top 100, but interesting data. [00:11:59] Yeah, absolutely. All right. Well, let's move on. Let's say we do, we [00:12:05] don't, have an affordable project for for you this week. Let's see. Do [00:12:08] I, I was checking out one, I'll be honest and I ruled it out because the community had died a bit and it was affordable. it just make sense. I ruled it out also because I felt like it was a Dow that had a target to acquire a noun and they didn't achieve their goal. And it seems like when you don't achieve that goal, like it's like, it's a rallying point and it'd be great. and it's really wonderful. Let's go get the constitution. Let's go buy this like super expensive thing and make it our mascot. But like the is it's a very all or nothing type of vision and mission. And so that's. It's less so like, oh, aim for the moon land on the stars. it's like no, no, no. It's like you aim for the, moon Or you land on earth cratering down because the community says, we can't do So it's, you know, it's kind of just an interesting take away, but yeah, no affordable project. Quick note on past projects though, is peaceful battles have begun, peaceful that X, Y, Z. [00:13:09] He's hilarious, double dragon style, [00:13:11] graphic, a little fighters, you get three battles and it's really a fun game dynamic just to play it out a few, if you haven't been in there, you basically choose your attack style. [00:13:21] You have a couple of days to choose it and you matched up [00:13:24] against. And it's like this game theory the, you know, water to beat fire? Or do you think that they're going to choose something water? So therefore you should go with lumber. So there's a whole funny back and forth game [00:13:36] dynamic going on. [00:13:37] Fireplace on piece falls about [00:13:39] 0.15 right now, I guess. So fun stuff. Interesting game dynamics. I'm all about the games. All right. Digital land and scarcity. You go labs, you go labs, other side, [00:13:51] no scarcity, No scarcity. Well, I, I shouldn't say that. I mean, I shouldn't say that there's no scarcity, 200,000 plots as the plan or at least the rumors. And this is, I believe it was originally from the pitch deck that leaked back before other side video Oh leaked And was officially released thereafter. [00:14:11] But anyway, the upkeep or the recently leaked information was that it would be praised ape. mentioned that staring at six, 600 ape, which is $9,000. So a hundred thousand plots then, and then another a hundred thousand plots coming in the summer is the rumor 200,000 plots is enormous. [00:14:32] That's. That's a lot bigger than, I mean, when I was looking at it a hundred quite realize that there was another a hundred thousand coming, I was already thinking that a hundred thousand was, it was a really aggressive number they have a white list that includes many of The top and Ft collections. And I don't know that that is necessarily enough to get people to to go. thousand worth of these, especially at a three Eve price. You know, we did see moon birds do crazy numbers, you know, but that was a 10,000 piece collection minted at two and a half. And if the price has run up, but the, scarcity part is helpful. [00:15:11] There, I don't it's, I think it's going to be a lot harder to see, to see a hundred thousand sellout and for that price to hold anywhere, right now I could be The my, my hesitation. Is it just that there, that first part is is so once people, once they have that, they know that there's still another hundred percent. [00:15:33] Inventory coming. And I just, I don't know if that's going to take a lot more people coming into the space or especially into the, the UGA universe. And there's, you know, most people have had a good opportunity. I think there's a lot of people that have an attitude, like, like you've had that they've missed that train. [00:15:50] Looking for the next thing, not necessarily looking to just get in at this late stage and try to hope that in the this bull run for UGA. Yeah, the metaverse hype in game certainly kicked off, right. It kicked off in the fall of 2021, Facebook famously renaming itself, Metta, you know, in the sort of peak of all peaks, the things that seem to be keeping the value when you're getting into digital real estate is scarcity. And as soon as you have, you know, just to just absurdly high volumes, especially out of the gate, then, you know, the risk is over saturating the market. [00:16:30] And the problem is like when one part of the market goes at all does because of the way floors work, I believe they'll provide utility, but that is a very, very high starting point. And maybe maybe the bellwether that like Our idea of like owning property in the metaverse is like antiquated and frankly anachronistic simply because like, oh, I understand how property works. I have address for three whatever. and this spot you know, the idea of the metaverse Mr. Rogers neighborhood of places I can own mistaken ultimately. And it may be that, you know, you don't own the land, but you. your character, you own your network. We, we just, I think we have a weird fixed mindset just to go like a little high level I own this little plot and it's like valuable and I'll do whatever you want, but like in an earnest, I don't go on a [00:17:21] different type of parallel. [00:17:22] You know, I don't go on to Instagram to look at my own And my own little plot of digital. I look at other [00:17:27] people's. I go there to see what [00:17:29] other people are doing. I want to walk around digitally speaking. and see other stuff, and I'm less so [00:17:35] about this like own owned piece of land. And I see other [00:17:40] I see [00:17:41] other projects beginning to take [00:17:43] that tack. [00:17:44] So I'm, wondering if this game dynamic is spent or is it still hold water? [00:17:48] It probably still holds water, but I'd be shocked if that 200,000 goes [00:17:54] for three E each Yeah. I mean, we'd be looking at It nearly a $2 billion raise. It'd be about, And so that would be. I mean, it would be unprecedented obviously. just, I don't think that there's enough liquidity in the NFT market or, or that, much sitting there ready to come in that they could do that, you know, and granted that's over, You know, that's, that's over So, you know, the idea, I be that one would go so well that it would, you know, for more interest in the You know, that being said, I don't know. I'm I'm, you know, I've seen how. As a crypto voxels holder, I've seen, you know, what has happened when land and it hasn't been good, you know, that has been largely, and I think that's been a effect to grip the voxels overall. [00:18:38] It had a pretty, pretty good. And I feel like has largely been surpassed by other digital lands. You know and I think we're seeing that you know, maybe there isn't, you know, maybe there isn't as much value to those and maybe that's okay. You know, we've seen another bottle launch recently, this open metaverse project. [00:18:58] Oh, M by punk 6 5, 2 9 pretty influential NFT Twitter person who has launched this, been working on it. It's pretty impressive. you can actually go in there. There's all sorts of buildings. There's a museum in there this expect United museum as a full level. Generative art most are, I think there's a generative art museum in the middle. it's, got another museum as well, but it's, a very different model Anyone at. this point can fill out a form to claim. I don't know if it's necessary to claim, but you basically can say that you want either a building a district different sizes. So depending on the size of your organization, you can go in and just say, you want to do with the land? [00:19:40] They are taking this as very not scarce in giving this land away. So, you know, I think it's, it's that they are not going with, a scarce model and, it doesn't seem that you guys has much scarcity. Either. The net one is one of looking to charge once looking at. At the prices for a tube for $2 billion in sales. one is looking for people that are most interested in building things can, can see and use. interesting to your point of, you know, what do you want out of this? And know, I think when you've got an incentive, when you can build for free, you've got a lot to really, you better make it compelling for me to come in there. [00:20:21] Right? There's not this this perceived value that is just sitting there, like look at my, look at my 60th. Plot that I am probably not doing much with, because I have six east to, to move around and, and put into these plots and probably own a few of them. You know, I think it's a very different So you know, know that that one is necessarily right. And UGA has definitely been aggressive about about pricing things recently. And they built that up by giving things away, but then it looks like they are trying to cash in on that trying to extract the maximum. Possible. They're really trying to extend the maximum value possible And, you know, I don't know that it tells you in your lifecycle. Another one to point out is the sandbox and, you know, the sandbox, we we actually had it as a, as a project. I will say we called it. that, was like a, you know, one that we actually did pretty well by, you know, the price, you know, frankly it ran up it was up there at like five eith. But currently it sits set a floor of one point. And it has steadily dropping month after month after month. You know, you could get but ultimately like it comes back to it's a map made up of 166,464 and growing the end growing part is sort of the inhibitor. [00:21:44] Point here. right. [00:21:46] Here's, you're looking at something that like, literally you have celebrities involved with built assets and dog, I mean, is, is in there. How much more, how [00:21:54] much more do you need to know? truth is if you just [00:21:57] keep printing the money machine, [00:21:59] ironically, the thing that you know, all crypto [00:22:01] is anti. [00:22:02] If you keep the money [00:22:04] machine, the land machine [00:22:05] printing people will figure out the value pretty. Well, inevitably I won't say quickly, inevitably. So I dunno, I I think we we've thrown enough questions at building this way on, I don't know. I think I would feel different if the making It so that like you could. [00:22:25] What's accessible though at 200,000 plots. I mean, if they did a third, if it was one I mean, I don't know. It'd have to be a, I mean, we'd be still talking it's too much. [00:22:36] I don't know. I mean, maybe there is a me, you said, there's almost 200,000. I was surprised to hear what you just said. [00:22:43] There's almost 200,000 [00:22:44] Yeah, a hundred and thirty six, a hundred and sixty six there only I don't understand how 9,000 listed on open. See, I [00:22:50] think it's still in, like, they're talking about where they're going to [00:22:53] end up and where they are releasing. In that cycle. So the cap. [00:22:57] And then conversely NFT worlds have held because it is kept fixed at 10,000. However, I have not seen true utility come from NMT [00:23:08] worlds, or the ability to cross and walk around worlds inside of there. [00:23:12] But that's actually that, those one [00:23:14] that climbed up and it's kind of held a little bit, it's come down off of its hot. [00:23:18] So it might [00:23:20] be that's sort of slow [00:23:24] it will see. I have, I've seen some, some integrations with, on how much people are actually using these. I mean? we're seeing all over the place. The the, the peak of many of these NFTs seems to be the the lead up to these announcements, the, the news And the announcements of the actual product and the seems to not for the price of these projects, it seems like people are much more excited. [00:23:52] Ahead of the release than they are things actually come to fruition. So it's interesting. I think that'll change at some point. Or at least does because I want to be excited. I want to be excited about what is actually here, as opposed to just hoping that the thing is even better. Yeah. could still hope that things are even better, but I think, you know what I mean? I don't think it's sustainable to just look at everything like it's going to be great. And then once it gets here, be everything. I think there are great things then some of these projects are delivering and we can't just look at this as like, well, that's it. [00:24:25] Yeah. I mean, hype, the expectation meeting reality can, can be a tough one. One more I want to just throw park, which I think is a different play. Metaverse interaction, actually their drop wa was live in this, past [00:24:39] week. So people that were [00:24:41] in there know we talked about it got their, you know, free drop no [00:24:45] minty into their wallets the other week. and that's more about curating ecosystem that is open, but it's the asset of the character that is imbued with that type of value, which is which is interesting. And sort of, is it metaverse land or metaverse identity? [00:25:02] That is where you, you store your value. [00:25:04] And so that's just like a and we're going to see a [00:25:07] lot [00:25:07] I think, a lot more [00:25:08] exploration of what's possible. that metaphor has term I think is now evolving somewhat. I think a lot of people are coming to the idea that it's not necessarily this, these digital lands in. Much more of a kind of ecosystem that evolves in between NFTs and these digital lands and crypto. So you know there's a there's a few different ways that it's going to be, you know the people are, are, these companies to do it. I am. Very wary of projects that have huge caps on the project, regardless of projects are launching. I think it's think it's a lot healthier for the launch with a smaller demand and [00:25:48] Hey, don't it look like a giant cash grab. [00:25:51] I mean, honestly, even if they kept it to 48 and you know, ecosystem holders, when it bothered me as a non holder, I think that would do more for the value. [00:26:02] I don't know that people from holders of, of, you know, of cats really is I don't know. I mean, I guess they're universe, but I don't know that it really does They still have other ways to get into it. I don't know. We'll see what happens. You know, there's different, different different tactics and it's certainly evolving. [00:26:22] Take a look at the human park floor though. It's at 0.049. I'm on polygon. Gas lists and they're they're backed by the studios that did a Zed run. So it's kind of interesting, I will say cause this is the gen one that they put out there and so yes, there will be others. But these are officially gen ones that are, that are floating around out there. [00:26:46] All right. Any, anything else to add? [00:26:48] No, I think that's it. George. [00:26:51] Alright, great topics. See out there. Good luck. [00:26:54] tactics and it's certainly evolving. [00:26:59] Take a look at the human park floor though. It's at 0.049. I'm on polygon. Gas lists and they're they're backed by the studios that did a Zed run. So it's kind of interesting, I will say cause this is the gen one that they put out there and so yes, there will be others. But these are officially gen ones that are, that are floating around out there. [00:27:24] All right. Any, anything else to add? [00:27:29] No, I think that's it. George. [00:27:31] Alright, great topics. See out there. Good luck.
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Today in this episode we talk with the Sigh Ducks leading developer, KJ! We have a great conversation about why he chose to go with Solana NFTs after originally being an Ethereum NFT project. He explains the back story and how he grew a thriving NFT commmunity. He gives tips on how he grew his twitter from 0 to 5k+ followers. Have you ever heard of Solana Metaplex to help with your NFT creation? We hadn't before but its a one stop shop to make your creation story much easier! He also has actual developing background so we talk a bit about that! Check out all my links here: https://linktr.ee/NFThubPodcastWant $10 free BTC> https://www.coinbase.com/join/thomps_b5l?src=ios-linkCheck out my Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNCOvVMgk4eYpmUuYtp9e-gThanks for listening!
Surprisingly, creating an NFT isn't complicated, and there are platforms where you can get guidance on the entire process. NFTs are built and supported by a particular blockchain, with Ethereum NFT being the most popular. Apart from Ethereum, Flow and Binance are also commonly used for its development. You need a crypto wallet and cryptocurrency, mainly Ethereum, to transact. You can sell NFTs for cryptocurrency or fiat money through smart contracts, and the transfer is recorded on a blockchain. Check out this great step by step : https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/23/how-to-create-buy-sell-nfts.html Don't want to create or sell your own NFT's? No worries! Several other ways to get into the NFT market! Invest in NFT Tokens aka BUY/Trade SOME: https://investorjunkie.com/investing/how-to-invest-nft/ Invest in hedge fund and NFT funds : https://www.yahoo.com/now/10-best-nft-stocks-buy-142001419.htmlCreate a game / platform/ land scape to trade NFTsWrite a NFT blog/ newsletter/ e book/ or forumCreate an app for NFT trade/ creation Additional Resources Check out Kash's Youtube Playlist: Bookkeeping basics for small business owners.Get this affordable guide to reconciling any account quickly and accurately! Click here: https://kashthebookkeeper.com/paid-resources/ and scroll down to Reconcile any business or personal account in 4 easy steps!! On Sale now!
Hi I'm Kalo! If you are watching GaryVee closely as I do, this is the day we have been waiting for! The half launch is there. the project is announced, VeeFriends! The auction will start not before this evening (I guess New York time). I'm not feeling any 'FOMO' anyway, because I think I don't have enough ETH to compete. I will be watching and trying though. If you like to, please let me know what you think about this project, and what you are going to do. I'm excited what is going to happen! Kind regards from Holland! This is the audio part of a video I made for youtube which i am uploading at the moment. My other GaryVee NFT project video's: - ETH in Coinbase
Robbie Ferguson is the co-founder of Immutable, best known for launching the Gods Unchained blockchain game, one of the most successful blockchain games in the wild. Robbie is now focused on Immutable X, a decentralized gas-free layer-2 protocol for Ethereum NFTs. Guest: Robbie Ferguson Why you should listen: Immutable X is the first Layer 2 scaling solution for NFTs on Ethereum. It seeks to solve the key challenges facing the Ethereum NFT ecosystem such as scaling, UX, fees, and environmental impact. Immutable X has instant trade confirmation, massive scalability (9,000 TPS+), and zero gas fees - without compromising user custody. The largest NFT marketplace OpenSea is one of many NFT projects working with or supporting Immutable X including: SuperfarmDAO (defi NFT farm), Epics.GG (collectibles), Illuvium (auto battler RPG), Lucid Sight (MLB Champions Baseball, Crypto Space Commander), War Riders (post-apocalyptic MMO), Gods Unchained (TCG), Guild of Guardians (mobile RPG), and Mintable (NFT marketplace). Key takeaway: Robbie is a passionate supporter of the Ethereum community. He says it best represents the philosophy of trustless, decentralized asset ownership. It has prioritized decentralization and network health over short-term scalability upgrades. Immutable X lets projects stay on Ethereum while massively boosting their scalability and liquidity. Supporting links: Immutable The Three-Body Problem The Culture Series Leverj Andy on Twitter Brave New Coin on Twitter Brave New Coin If you enjoyed the show please subscribe to the Crypto Conversation and give us a 5-star rating and a positive review in whatever podcast app you are using.
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