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Osinachi is a trained lawyer who developed passion for interior designing. She moved to Canada three years ago, leaving behind a successful interior design business in Nigeria. Starting over wasn't easy, she faced self-doubt, cultural shifts, and the challenge of rebuilding her business in a new country. In this episode, she shares how she pushed through those early struggles and now runs her interior design business full-time, serving clients in both Canada and the U.S.We talk about how she finds new clients, the power of networking as a business owner, and how she juggles entrepreneurship with motherhood as a mom of three. Osinachi's story is honest, practical, and full of insight for anyone building a business in a new environment.#business #entrepreneurship #immigration #immigrant #success

In today's episode, we have the privilege of welcoming Sandra Osinachi-Nwandem, a distinguished oil and gas lawyer from Nigeria, who has carved a niche for herself in the complex and dynamic world of energy law. With a robust foundation in legal expertise and a passion for the energy sector, Sandra has become an authoritative figure in navigating the legal landscapes of oil and gas in one of the world's most vibrant energy markets. Her work, which encompasses advising on regulatory compliance, negotiating contracts, and advocating for sustainable practices within the industry, has not only influenced policy but also shaped the operational standards of major energy firms. Sandra's dedication to fostering ethical practices and promoting transparency in the oil and gas sector has earned her recognition both domestically and internationally, making her a sought-after consultant and speaker. Join us as we explore Sandra's journey through the legal intricacies of the energy sector, her impact on the oil and gas industry in Nigeria, and her vision for a more sustainable and equitable energy future.

Join host Nkechukwu Akpati and his friends as they dive into deep and honest discussions on what it's like to be a Nigerian or Black American in predominantly white institutions. From harrowing dating experiences and rejection stories to personal tales about our fathers, 'The Dadojo Podcast' offers a unique space for vulnerability and truth. In this episode, we're thrilled to feature local Minnesota artist Mack OC, fresh off the release of his hit album 'OSINACHI,' including tracks like 'MATMATIX' and 'More Time.' We also have the pleasure of welcoming Chasen Livingston, the creative mind behind the Christian streetwear brand Believerz, to share his journey and inspirations. Plus, a familiar voice returns as Jrk rejoins us for another insightful discussion in our ongoing 'Jesus Pieces' series, where we explore the teachings of Jesus Christ and their relevance today. Don't miss these candid conversations that bridge cultures, share struggles, and celebrate resilience. Tune in, get inspired, and be part of our community. Featured in this episode: Mack OC: Celebrating the release of 'OSINACHI' Chasen Livingston: Founder of Believerz, a Christian streetwear line Jrk: Returning guest from the popular 'Jesus Pieces' series Connect with us: Instagram: SenseiNK Listen on Spotify: Dadojo Podcast Support on Patreon: Become a Patron #DadojoPodcast #Culture #Faith #Storytelling #Community --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/senseink/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/senseink/support

This episode will explore the cultural differences that exist from place to place. We also discuss non-fungible tokens (known as NFTs) and how Artificial Intelligence could potentially shift the art landscape.

Osinachi is a self-taught digital artist based in Lagos. The first crypto artist out of Africa, he makes artworks that mirror his personal experiences through a unique visual language that he has perfected for over 15 years.  In addition to numerous collaborations with big players in the art world, in 2021 Osinachi became the first African artist to auction five unique NFTs in Europe through Christie's, the world-leading art and luxury business. He was named as one of the 100 Most Influential Africans for 2022 by New African Magazine. Osinachi makes his art using the word processing software Microsoft Word. On this episode, Osinachi speaks with AfroTech's Will Lucas about fine art in digital form, the true value of digital art, and his unique method of creating visual art using only Microsoft Word. Follow Will Lucas on Instagram at @willlucas Learn more at AfroTech.com https://instagram.com/afro.tech Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode our guest is Osinachi, a self-taught OG cryptoartist who has curated exhibitions and whose works have been auctioned at Christies & exhibited internationally.Recorded on May 19, 2023 as a Space on X (formerly Twitter).Follow the guest:https://twitter.com/osinachiartFollow the host:https://twitter.com/0x_ScooterFollow Particle:https://twitter.com/Collectparticlehttps://www.particlecollection.comhttps://www.instagram.com/particlecollectionTimestamps:(00:00) Introduction(01:14) Experience As An Early Adopter Of NFTs(06:53) Evolution Of The Web3 Art Space(11:11) Role At The Forefront Of Crypto Art Movement in Africa(14:07) Creating Artwork With MS Word(17:07) Choice Of Subject Matter In Artwork(22:02) Drawing Inspiration From David Hockney(25:01) Role in Bridging SuperRare And Async Art Platforms(29:23) Story Behind "In The Air" For Grails 2 By Proof(31:24) Focusing On Technology And The Environment Through Art(33:43) Desire To Capture Human Reality Through Art(37:21) Impact Of The Africa Here Initiative(39:23) Goal Behind Afrofuture DAO(43:30) Advice For Collectors Of Digital Art(46:12) Engaging And Connecting With Collectors(49:27) Types Of Art Osinachi Collects(51:41) Unique Pieces In Osinachi's Collection(53:21) Finding More About Osinachi's Art Work

This episode of our OGs and Young Guns Series features three incredibly driven and culturally-minded filmmakers: Sophie Constantinou, Sam Ball, and Osinachi Ibe. Sophie and Sam are two of the three Founders of Citizen Film, a non-profit documentary production company in SF. They create compelling documentary stories that bring communities together to engage with each other's cultures. Osinachi Ibe is an SF-based Nigerian-American Filmmaker who creates intimate, feminine portraits that meditate on the complexities of the spirit, heart, and the divine. She is the current Filmmaker in Residence at SF Film and manages the Mill Valley Film Festival's equity and inclusion program Mind the Gap. We felt very lucky to hear Sophie, Sam and Osinachi's inspiring stories. Listen in to get to know them more! Meet Sophie Constantinou, Sam Ball, and Osinachi Ibe! For more information about Citizen Film, please visit: https://citizenfilm.org/about For more information about Osinachi Ibe, please visit: https://www.osinachiibe.com/about

We had the chance to interview for the first time Osinachi as he is part of the line-up of the NFT in Europe conference. (septembre 17th, Théâtre du Gymnase, Paris)As we are partners of the conference, you can get a 15% discount on your ticket by following this link.Thank again to Kook and Osinachi for being with us this morning ! Artworks mentioned during this interviewResignation - SuperRare (2020)Man in the Pool III - Sales by Christies. (2021)The Visit - Nifty Gateway ( 2021)Across the Face - Async Art / SuperRare ( 2021)More links Kook Ewo on TwitterNFT in Europe Website.Osinachi on Twitter. Osinachi on SuperRareOsinachi on Nifty Gateway This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com

In Honour of Sis. Osinachi - Mercy Chinwo, Moses Bliss, Ada, Joe Praize, Mr M. Sing Ekwueme & Pray

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://osazuwaakonedo.news/osinachi-husband-peter-nwachukwu-still-in-kuje-prison-prison/13/07/2022/ Osinachi Husband, Peter Nwachukwu Still In Kuje Prison - Prison ~ OsazuwaAkonedo ####BokoHaram ###iswap ##Ekwueme ##Kuje ##Nwachukwu ##OsazuwaAkonedo ##Osinachi ##Peter ##prison ##terrorists An official of the Nigerian Correctional Service, NCoS has confirmed that, Peter Nwachukwu, the husband and the suspected killer of the Ekwueme gospel singer,An official of the Nigerian Correctional Service, NCoS has confirmed that, Peter Nwachukwu, the husband and the suspected killer of the Ekwueme gospel singer, --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/osazuwaakonedo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/osazuwaakonedo/support

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 How are proceeds from NFT sales used? Most project creators take a large percentage for themselves NounsDAO pools funds together from sales for community directives   Affordable project: Across the Face by Osinachi NFT NewsRantum NFT Market Data,  Cryptoslam.io NFT Headlines: OpenSea launches Seaport ​​marketplace protocol allowing NFT bartering A Hacker Took Over NFT Artist Beeple's Twitter And Followers May Have Lost Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars  Andreessen Horowitz Announces New $4.5 Billion Crypto Fund - Decrypt Adam Neumann's blockchain-based redemption story now sponsored by a16z | TechCrunch   Rough Transcript: [00:00:00] George: Today on all affordable [00:00:41] NFTs. How [00:00:43] are the proceeds from NFT sales actually used money goes in. [00:00:49] Where does money go? We'll dive into Andrew, seeing some NFL? [00:00:55] Andrew: Yeah, I do have a kind of thing. News from See, I guess a couple of big things. one thing, they just changed the look of the site around quite a bit. So if you haven't been on there recently should go check that out. A few new things. Definitely looks a little bit different, looks a little lot more social on the um, on the, uh, profile page. But other big news was they released their sea port protocol. Um, couple of things. Parts of this one. it's going to allow people to trade NFTs rather for ease. You'll be able to say that maybe you want to trade a uh, Uh, I don't know, gold ape or something, and say that you'll, that you'll take specific, uh, Zuki pieces and that's one to bring up. [00:01:42] Now, try to go some high end. [00:01:43] ones, you know, is what I was trying to say there. without going into the projects where we actually talk about them. But anyway, you'll be able to trade them for specific traits. The other part is that this protocol will allow other people to use kind of the back has already built to run their own third-party marketplaces. Um, so this is, I think it's actually pretty big news here, uh, will allow a lot of people to, um, uh, sort of, you know, give it a shot of making their own allowing that. But I think in the end, that competition will make, you know, as we've talked about having more marketplaces pushes these forward and I think, uh, improves the product in the end. [00:02:21] So I'm excited to see what actually. It happens with the trading of NFPS. I know there have been out there. There's also been involving those are involved, but there's a lot of people that use those sites and, uh, in not great wage, which has made them a little hard for me to want to get into. [00:02:39] But I would be interested in trying out trades on the open seat platform. or on a trusted marketplace was using their Yeah, the open-source part gets me excited because it's additional functionality that. [00:02:54] George: could be brought to bear, I think, and even specific projects. and I've seen this probably [00:02:59] most popularly in me, bits where me bits actually had the ability to [00:03:04] post and trade and [00:03:05] interact, um, the uh, the actual uh, from a back and forth. [00:03:10] But this is across project, but also [00:03:12] Andrew: Yeah. Yeah. We'll see what happens here. I think it's, it's, it's cool to see that that's coming from open. See, because it hasn't always been thought of as the most open platform. Um, but They are definitely, uh, opening up, uh, their backend here. And I'm excited Oh, I'm just excited to get farther and farther [00:03:29] George: away from anything resembling money and more of a horse based anything that brings us towards that is [00:03:35] Andrew: That's right. Trade your [00:03:36] George: horse. Sorry, digital horse based economy. [00:03:39] Andrew: Right. and of course we'll that, that will be the, the peg in the long run, right? Um, boy, my breath though. [00:03:47] Yeah. [00:03:50] All right, we've got some other news here. We've got uh, big Crip, or sorry, big a VC firm. They have launched any new $4.5 billion crypto fund that is billion with a B that is huge money. Um, you know, it's not necessarily a NFTE specific, but I am sure that some of this will flow towards NFTs. [00:04:11] Um, so I think it's, it's, it's, I mean, it's an absolutely huge number and good know. Remind people that there is a lot going into to crypto, even when the prices may be aren't going up. Uh, just keep that in mind. [00:04:26] George: I think things like this speak to total addressable market and be built right. That will get the next a hundred million people onto the platform because you're not getting that amount of money, unless you can answer the fundamental question of who is the total addressable market and how do you get them there. And I think there's going to be a lot of innovation brought to smarter UX and Wallace onboarding Fiat beyond just like send it to Coinbase and then send it around. and I think it's a, you know, a very positive sign. that you know, time spent right now on crypto and collecting NFTs right now is like, I'll just be honest. like, it's tough to watch number, go down every single day. It is a different place to see that, like, Hey, there's a huge increase coming in terms of building an investment, If we were seeing, if we were seeing right now diminishing amounts of money being be spent, guess this was just like that hype cycle that. that was one and done. I think what you're seeing is the builders and [00:05:34] VCs realize that this is just the beginning of [00:05:37] something. This is new tech yet to be applied rather than like, wasn't it weird when we all lost our minds in 2021 around NFTs? Yeah. Back to normal, [00:05:49] the amount of investment just in Q1, you know, dwarfs any other previous. [00:05:53] Uh, I mean, obviously Andreessen Horowitz pulling in Billy's is a weighed into that, but the amount of investment, the amount of dry [00:06:02] powder being put behind a new [00:06:04] projects that are rebuilt, uh, is significant. [00:06:07] Um, it'll be interesting to sort of play off of our, where, then move into the market? [00:06:14] Andrew: Yeah. Well, we do know, where at least some of a 16 Z has moved some of their money. Recently, they led a round or at least participated in around, uh, Adam Newman of rework new. Uh, chain flow, carbon and 70 million going into to see. So those two stories, both coming up this week. [00:06:34] Doesn't always, uh, doesn't make me super confident that, uh, we're one of these. I mean, sounds like, sounds like an, another layer one that's being run by Adam Newman. And, um, I don't know, I have a lot of questions. We've had a lot of Romans with alt layer ones as it is, and it doesn't exactly have a lot of, or give people a lot of confidence. [00:06:59] So we'll see where this goes. And I really hope that most of this 4.5 towards, uh, things that are a little bit more, um, uh, well tested in marketplace then than these new L ones. [00:07:11] George: So you're saying that flow carbons And GNT that token it's on [00:07:15] its way. It's not a, it's not like on an [00:07:18] Ethereum level. So, yikes one, however, just to say, I is looking to create carbon offset accreditation and tracking for it. I mean, you know, clean, the Dow has already done, I think, an amazing amount of work and sort of that sphere. [00:07:40] And, you know, they've had the successes that they've had. I will say to Adam Newman's credit, uh, that gentlemen can sell people on things, uh, quite well. And one thing I know you need to [00:07:52] sell folks. [00:07:54] Andrew: Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. So, this works out well and you know, it is what it uh, benefiting, benefiting our, uh, ecosystem as a whole, I guess. [00:08:08] George: Also, I will say [00:08:10] in terms of like, there are many risks [00:08:11] associated here, I'm actually oddly if the person's fairly wealthy and not likely to like a bunch of money out, you already did that with the last company he's done. Hopefully you won't get money out. Right. Cause history never repeats itself. [00:08:24] He's got enough dollars. So this can be like, you [00:08:30] Andrew: Maybe we should start looking at the new lunette shame. heard new loon is going to be so much better than last. The is for losers. [00:08:39] I think I'll stay away from that one. But I think this is interesting. There's some, you know, they're not the only name. There are some other big names on the list investors here. So it's one to keep an eye on anyway. [00:08:53] George: Yeah. Okay. A hacker tool hacker. [00:08:58] NFT artists, people's Twitter. [00:09:00] And you know, when people lost hundreds of thousands of dollars as to problem of crypto Twitter, and having [00:09:06] all of your wallets, [00:09:08] connected to the ability for attackers to after Twitter, um, they reportedly may have lost these investors, uh, $438,000 worth of cryptocurrencies. I mean, that's [00:09:20] Andrew: I mean, it's a relatively small one compared to all the other scams and hacks that we are at many of the other ones that we've talked about. But, uh, you know, just another one to another way or thinking to are I guess, you know, don't always even trust the links from, from the accounts that you do follow the authenticated accounts because you know, those can get hacked too. [00:09:40] And if it seems too good to be out of the blue or whatever, you know, Give it a second and slow down. Yeah, I think, you know, if you listen to [00:09:51] George: any of our stuff, it's, you know, trust, but [00:09:53] verify all these, [00:09:54] things. and I, I, I genuinely [00:09:57] think it's project owners to do a little bit of what [00:10:02] I said of white hat hacking and [00:10:05] trying to trick your own audience, just to [00:10:06] steal them against potential. And it doesn't make sense, don't do it because anything can we're talking about a lot of money now when certain projects get up there, but again, the onus is on the owner. [00:10:22] Andrew: All right. Well, why don't we move on to our affordable project? I actually have one for us this week that, uh, mentioned in the discord. there, you seen that. I mentioned I was minting this minted, a few of these, and this is a collection called across the face. by. [00:10:38] Uh, Nigerian NACI is an artist that I've been familiar with for a little over a year. Now I hold of his, but I was excited to see this collection come out. It's uh, on the async platform, which we've past. Um, this new async blueprints platform Uh, a bit of it's a degenerative art platform, it's not quite, it's not generative in the sense of gender of code building these pieces. [00:11:03] It's all pieces exist. Then they've run different variations come out. Um, so. They're all of them. It's a bit of a self portrait, I guess, of him in various stages with gait across the face. Um, there's a reference to a object actually on the face of each of the characters in the set. [00:11:24] Uh, it was a thousand pieces. and it did 4.1. Each floor is right? Um, I I really like this set. I like how it looks. It's very much, uh, very much in of these other I've seen. Um, and, I think it is, I think it's a great way to get new collectors involved in some work. [00:11:43] Um, as we've seen with some of these other blueprints, um, from Colby and the X coffee ones are now, certainly in, uh, those went up quite. Immediately, but even the Colby ones now I think are up over one E that piece. Um, and So I think this is a good one. If it's, uh, if, uh, you know, for a long-term hold, um, I think there's a good chance that it was a Nazi is still relatively, um, Uh, not well-known in the space and, and that a lot of people will come to know him. [00:12:14] He's been working, um, with blockchain art for a considerable amount of time now, I mean, over, you know, at least compared to most others over three years. Um, so I think that bodes very well for how he will age in time. people come to appreciate, uh, blockchain art specifically. [00:12:31] George: I like this too. it's a thousand items as you. And 334 owners. I like that sort of small batch art a rather than PFP, like here are like 10,000, because generated as many as you want it, but this is a very focused, smaller batch. And definitely says something I say as a, as a collection and the great time to sort of say, all right, You know, who is an artist is going to continue to build over time. And Uh, you know, as you mentioned, The art, the art is unique. it's not a derivative and it is in his style. I'll also say, cause I've been, you know, I've been in picking up individual artists in this way that I like the collection. It seems like the collection also carries cache because if it's like uh, buried in so rare somewhere in unique, obviously the artists but I'll just be honest. you need that secondary to be able to find it. And if you [00:13:31] can't find it, you're not going as many [00:13:33] competitive bids. The pieces [00:13:35] are just not going to move. So I like that this is a collaboration between the, the, [00:13:40] async blueprints and super rare in this case. [00:13:44] Super rare, so that it's potentially a larger [00:13:47] audience of this will be found in the future rather for esoteric people who know [00:13:52] how to like perfectly search that said, don't you think there's going to [00:13:55] be much smarter art platforms that, like Kool-Aid around artists rather [00:14:00] than just collections. Yeah, I can definitely see, you know, more artists specific. They, you know, maybe that's something even see spin up out of, You know, some sort of, uh, Open seat marketplace for specific artists pieces are collected in there or, you know, in a small number. I mean, I could see that being somewhat of a gallery style where you could select people to be in or select even different collections to be in a specific marketplace. [00:14:27] Andrew: Um, no, I do like that this, this is on super rare and async, and. It's interesting that You know, I don't, I'm not sure what the super rare part is actually adding to it at this point. You know, you have the knitting sink. Um, now the, the trading is primarily on open sea and super rare. Um, you know, you can view them on there. [00:14:50] So I'm curious to see where superhero. Goes with how they're expanding, trying to expand their platform. you know, at this point it. doesn't seem like there's much there other than you can view them on that platform. I, guess you tend to sell them, I believe, buy and sell them there, but it's not, it's certainly not where most of the trading's happening. [00:15:08] I haven't checked if there's there. has been any at this point. Um, I think that there's A potential for these to be used to build. You know, to build new pieces too. You know, we've with the with his blueprints piece, um, or he's doing that where You can put multiple pieces together to build a new one or build special additions. [00:15:27] So, um, it's, it's within the blueprint system. And I would, you know, I would like to see something like that maybe if, you know, come out of this at some point or I'd be interested to see it. I you know, I also love that the pieces as they are, but I could see that potentially being something that is in play down the road. [00:15:43] George: Yeah, full [00:15:44] disclosure. I uh, picked up one as well. As soon as I [00:15:46] saw that you, dropped that in the discard. And I was like, well, that's good enough for me. I'm going in? And [00:15:52] Andrew: Yeah. There's a lot of, lot of good collectors in there. A lot of other artists, uh, they're now Armin, I noticed, uh, um, Brian Brinkman, some other artists that. [00:16:02] have been around the space for a long time. You know, I think that it was the NACI has a lot of respect from, from well-known artists in the space. Ransom bits is in here. I see recently purchased a couple hours ago. [00:16:14] Yeah, I have, I picked up a couple on of drive. I like the idea of putting a few of these together and making a collection and I want to get one in each of the objects on the face. So yeah, I am, I'm a holder and [00:16:26] George: Oh, so you, so there's different objects in the trying to pull that, together. Do you think that's going to be worth something or you just like, from an art standpoint, [00:16:32] it's just school. [00:16:33] Andrew: I think it will look cool together. You know, I think. there is potential that maybe There's something like that having a full set of each of the objects will at least look cool and trying to put some variation in what the objects are and what they're wearing. you know, there's different things that. [00:16:47] Yeah, different hats. There's different, um, clothing. So there's a shirt and tie. There's a basketball Jersey. There's, you know, I dunno there's even more, um, more ways. There's four different backgrounds. I don't know if the yellow is pieces in the past that I've seen. [00:17:03] Um, but I think that, I don't know the backgrounds even add a lot to this there's I think. There's a lot of ways that people could end up putting collections together. And I think it would be, it'd be cool if there were a way to, to, to put these together in a way that, you know, builds a new piece or something, or take something out of this. [00:17:23] But, you know, I have no idea, something like that will ever happen. [00:17:26] George: So you're just planning, playing an app, but you're going and you go? along. I know you've been keeping the powder dry, So thank you for bringing this to us as a really interesting one. Okay. [00:17:37] Andrew: right. Well, why don't we move on to our theme? [00:17:41] George: So I think this is in particular to PFP projects larger 10,000 pieces that are put together [00:17:48] by, you know, a [00:17:50] developer group and agency. What have [00:17:52] you proceeds or a Dow certainly. Now [00:17:56] look, money is made. Where does that freaking money [00:17:59] go? Like hard and fast. It goes to a wallet. So whoever has the keys to those wallet [00:18:05] has that [00:18:05] money. [00:18:06] So technically you could just run away with. [00:18:10] So, how do you start [00:18:12] from there is like where, where does the money go and how can you tell where the [00:18:15] money might go? [00:18:18] Andrew: Yeah, I think. this is a good question because I mean, we've got a lot of projects that talk about building a community and they raise a of funds and it's not always apparent. How much, or, You know, at all, will be spent to build that community. And we've certainly seen a lot of rogue projects where, you know, someone really just takes, it, takes The, ease, shuts it down. [00:18:37] We've also seen a lot where it's completely normal And open that the creators are taking a large percentage of the mint proceeded. Right away for themselves as if that's, you know, the the payment. And, you know, it's a concern that we've talked about here before, when you're getting paid a lot upfront, it really disincentivizes you to continue working and to build towards something bigger, you know? [00:19:03] And I think Uh, you know, we've seen something different in a project that George brought recently in the little nouns. Um, the, now this is? a project put out by nouns Dow, and both announced out with day, but that's all pooled into a joint, uh, joint account where all this ease is pulled up. [00:19:23] And then the doubt owners, any of the NFT owners can decide how to use that. Uh, one of the projects they spun up recently, he is this little announce, the Middleton hounds Dow, little now project that is meeting one every 15 minutes. And now they're raising funds from this. Now this is also going into a pool. [00:19:39] So this is really interesting. I think in that, you know, where this is going, it's more of buying into a collective, um, collective that. [00:19:47] gets to decide then how to use these funds. Do we know where it is? You can see it. And everybody gets a say in how those are you. [00:19:57] George: That's totally true. And that, that problem of taking that lump sum up front, and like, what incentivizes you as that continued percent of sales. Right? So that's the other side of like, where does it youth go So you have these two, you have one big moment of mint And ideally human doubt and all of those proceeds kind of roll into the bank. And then how does the, the transactions daily so you can get, I think it's max, what can you take up to 10% is what is the maximum limit on. What you can designate open, see, to give you as a percentage of a cut of any future transaction, or is it higher than that? Somewhere in there. [00:20:35] Andrew: I'm not sure, actually, it's probably around that. [00:20:38] George: So you have those two moments, uh, money up front, which is like, you know, that's, that's the big nut. And then ongoing, I see it more common saying, and then every future sale, half of it will go to charity or half of it will go to that or we'll do these other things. And that. presupposes that people are that they're going to be transactions, right? [00:20:56] Cause if there's no transactions, There's, there's no money in the door. And I think that has been one of the issues that we have seen with the long-term value of access, tokens, tokens that give access to analytics platforms you have a development team, developing things. and they're, you know, they have an update next week in one month and in two months, but the big amount of that came in was. [00:21:21] When people initially bought that. So there's this problem of you know, follow the, money on how that will sustain into a developer over time. If those are not changing hands, because people are just using the tool. There's, there's a question mark there. I see This comes back to also just frankly trust. [00:21:40] And what you're doing is saying does this person plan to be with the project or even if they do, and maybe they don't. And they're like, look, it's very clear. Uh, it was a Nazi it's like taking this money and like, you get art, I have money. Future utility is on you. it's right there. [00:21:56] It's right there in the in the logic. Um, but I think for a lot. of PFP projects, And the, I get a little suspicious. I get a little nervous when I see large percentages being tagged into future transactions without like, the utility. Like, if you're going to say, all right, you have open seat, 2.5% of the cup. [00:22:17] If you're gonna be taking 10%, the big question is how has that money that you get going to increase the utility marketability secondary value. Of the project or is it just going to line your pockets in perpetuity? That's a trigger to me and be like, this is, this is a cash grab and maybe it's done under the veil of all. [00:22:40] I don't want people to be Transferring around, so I'm setting it high to make sure it doesn't move a lot. And you're like, Hmm. I, uh, I'm, I'm concerned when that, sort of thing happens. Also. Funny thing about that percentage is that even though it's [00:22:53] like, quote unquote written to the contract, it doesn't. It's more of a guideline than a rule, like platforms don't have to follow that [00:23:02] percentage allocation. Actually, even though it's in the [00:23:04] contract open, see is honorable. That's used to do it, but there are [00:23:07] platforms that you can go to that don't honor the creator [00:23:12] fee. I think it's called in contract. they just don't write it into the, the signing of that contract from that piece. Transferring another question for me that comes with. [00:23:22] What happens if I trade that board aid for some, you know, other, other ape or [00:23:28] other things, how does that, how does that happen in my paying it fee? Am I not? [00:23:34] Andrew: Yeah, that's a good question. You know, I think that there's, that's something that's going to come up obviously as this, uh, new trading I think as A trading platform comes to be, you know, we'll have to have that, that do you, I dunno how to creators get paid, you know, but I think in general, maybe we're seeing sort of a shift in how people want to. [00:23:53] Uh, what the east to be or where they want it to go. When it goes into a wallet that is controlled by, you know, people from the community, you know, I assume it's a multisignature wallet. I haven't looked, um, particularly much into the mound stout model, but I think people there's been a lot of tension on announced out for a reason recently. [00:24:14] Um, and I part of it is that that little nouns, uh, project meeting, but people also coming to a realization that, um, you know, maybe that. A, uh, a model that some other projects should be I'll say it's really been fun inside of the little nouns, like part of that they're trying to figure out how to spend the money. and there's like, I dunno, like 30, 40 eats we're talking about and they continue, to to generate because as an ongoing basis, every 10th now, Goes to the Dow And every like 11th goes to the nouns proper now, and there's talks about like, oh, maybe we should buy a noun. [00:24:48] George: So we get like rights. Maybe we should do marketing. Maybe we should do more, uh, donations to charity. Like there are actual considerations of how you guide these funds and it is a you know, it's doing well right now. Um, And you know, might be hopefully not my pick of the year, but it is. was a good pick. [00:25:11] Uh, [00:25:11] Andrew: Yeah. I noticed [00:25:12] George: also have though, related to this like how the proceeds are used and sort of once the proceeds are done, that initial sale is done. It's on the the interest in passion And reputation of the creators to continue, right. That there has to be extra energy. uh, you know, shout out to since you brought us that one, that was, that was a very good one. And they had this amazing Twitter thread where they just talk about how they launched in July of 2021, some fanfare, they just had general PFP And they just, it was collapsing. They just, utility. They're trying to be comics. and they're like, look, we're financial folks Like we know markets like. it And instead of watching yet a new thing, they brought this thing sheer will and reputation, and started churning out actual daily posts that are, very helpful and interesting hot takes on the [00:26:05] market. And also now just delivered, uh, the, the [00:26:09] wreck, uh, the Rex guy [00:26:10] drop. [00:26:11] And so, you know, that's an example of like, they weren't getting paid at And so you have to think about that. I think with, you know, how these [00:26:17] proceeds are you There is extrinsic intrinsic here. [00:26:20] And once the dollars, sorry, sorry. Dirty Fiat. Once the Eve dries up the passion has to kick in And I've been [00:26:30] really impressed with how those folks have Have turned it around over there. [00:26:37] Andrew: Yeah, I think that's a good point. you know, I think we've, we've seen some other projects with Freemans recently, and we've seen these in the past and You know, those are, that's another one where. Yeah, I guess you are really want to continue trading. If you're really looking at only getting paid based on, uh, based on a percent of transactions. [00:26:55] So I think that's a good thing, you know, we've seen, we've seen a lot of inferences. Really get up there. And I think any, any mint that is especially high is, you know, it doesn't mean don't do it, but it does mean, you know, they earned the right to do that? Have they earned the trust and will they, you know, you know, I don't know, will they continue to work at it to, to add value? [00:27:23] You know, it's something that, you know, you've really got to keep in when it's a high, mid price. [00:27:27] George: I'm afraid of making any absolute statements, but right now you can hold me to this one. I'm really going to stay away from Hyman prices. I'll just be honest. [00:27:36] If, if, [00:27:37] X copy can't hold value for a [00:27:40] mint price. The arguably well-known names in the game, then I'm, I'm really, I'm not going to be traveling too far over 0.2 weeks for mint. And especially in that, market right now, like in hotter markets. Sure. but until the next moon, birds comes along And we see it coming and we're like, very clearly you just try to do your best to get in that white list And you know, good luck. [00:28:04] But otherwise it's It's a very sharp [00:28:08] market out there. I'll say. [00:28:10] Andrew: Absolutely. Yeah. I'm definitely watching my trades a lot closer right now because, uh, I've noticed things quickly if, if they don't have much history or even if they do, in some case, this is. [00:28:22] George: Yeah. Quick note, a little alpha here for the DGN, since they did the [00:28:27] a D E G E N Z. Uh, they did do that drop in snapshot [00:28:32] already. The price tends to drop after that, but I don't [00:28:35] think the value of this community is going away. And it might be an interesting [00:28:39] time to just keep your eye on that floor. it's currently hovering And it may drop a little bit more [00:28:45] Andrew: looking at. It was up to almost half anyth by the way. So it's fluctuating, definitely worth keeping an eye on. [00:28:52] George: the problem is I don't want to sell mine. I need This is the whole problem. Like, oh shoot. I should've got two. and it's the same thing with low now. And I'm like, I can't sell it. Oh no. And now I have this like heartbreak of watching this thing right

RCS Editor-in-Chief Alex Estorick hosts a conversation between Christiane Paul, Adjunct Curator of Digital Art at the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Jason Bailey, CEO of ClubNFT. They discuss the consequences of NFTs for digital art as well the new Lumen Prize NFT Award, sponsored by RCS.

A Godly Marriage pt. 2 this video or series of videos on A Godly Marriage has been influenced by the confounding notoriety publicity marriages have gained recently. Due to the unforeseen passing of Nigerians Gospel artists Osinachi Nwachukwu due to domestic violence, the marriage of Yul Edochie to a second wife while still being married to his previous wife and Korra Obidi whose public marriage dismantled on social media after her husband left her with their children after previously giving birth 5 days prior to their second baby the unfortunate break up has been dragging on social media and through the court. These are all real events however have created more awareness of their reality due to the popularity of the individuals involved. We have made a series of videos here on SendMe Radio using the scriptures to highlight the pathway to A Godly Marriage to help save marriages and even lives. It is our wish that the messages in these videos will be beneficial as we try to unlock answers together and strengthen our homes. SendMe Radio like

A Godly Marriage pt. 2 this video or series of videos on A Godly Marriage has been influenced by the confounding notoriety publicity marriages have gained recently. Due to the unforeseen passing of Nigerians Gospel artists Osinachi Nwachukwu due to domestic violence, the marriage of Yul Edochie to a second wife while still being married to his previous wife and Korra Obidi whose public marriage dismantled on social media after her husband left her with their children after previously giving birth 5 days prior to their second baby the unfortunate break up has been dragging on social media and through the court. These are all real events however have created more awareness of their reality due to the popularity of the individuals involved. We have made a series of videos here on SendMe Radio using the scriptures to highlight the pathway to A Godly Marriage to help save marriages and even lives. It is our wish that the messages in these videos will be beneficial as we try to unlock answers together and strengthen our homes. SendMe Radio like

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In this episode, AOT2 and Ugochi talk about how they spent their Easter holiday, the Vice-President, Yemi Osinbajo's declaration to contest in the next presidential elections and the death of Nigerian gospel singer Osinachi. For more information on all episode releases and additional information about the hosts, follow 234 Essential on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the 234 Essential newsletter here. You can also send fan mail to: fanmail@234essential.com to let Ugochi and Ayo know your burning thoughts and questions

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What really happened to the Gospel Singer Osinachi Nwachukwu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/latest247/message

Bari and Onwuka discuss the issue of domestic violence, and the sad demise of Osinachi which has been tied to the animalistic nature of her husband. Do you think domestic violence is enough reason for a partner to file for divorce? Why do people remain in abusive relationships? What are the traits of an abusive partner? We'll like to hear your thoughts on these, tweet at us using #sidebarspodcast. Catch up with us on Twitter and Instagram. For business inquiries, send a mail to sidebarspodcast@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sidebars-podcast/message

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#OffAir #offairwithgbemiandtoolz #shoulditalkit #offairgang #gbemio #toolzo  #offairshow #dating #SEASON5 # #Welcomeback #relationships #entertainment #Nigeria On this episode…This week we are dealing with all the mess from Nkechi  and her Ex, domestic abuse and religious covers in Osinachi's home,  and is only fans  harbouring Tobe's killer?All this and more on this week's episode of Off AirTell us how much you enjoyed the episode! Make sure you LIKE, SHARE and leave a comment agreeing or disagreeing with Gbemi and Toolz's opinions! Talk to us on Twitter @offair_show and Instagram @offairshow. Don't Forget to use the hashtag #offairshow to let us know what you think of the episode, we love hearing from you! #offairgangA show where NO TOPIC is off limits. For the latest in trending Entertainment, Lifestyle, Fashion and Juicy gossip happening across the world, you must listen to this!!!OffAir with Gbemi & Toolz - Unscripted | Uncensored | UnstoppableHosts - Gbemi Olateru-Olagbegi & Tolu ‘Toolz' Oniru-DemurenExecutive Producers - Gbemi Olateru-Olagbegi & Tolu ‘Toolz' Oniru-DemurenContent Producer - Zeina OtonjoProducer - Azeez QuadryCinematography -  theOladayoSound Engineer - Timothy 'TK' KingEditor -   theOladayo

It all starts from you telling your son to beat his sister if he annoys him It all starts from you saying to your daughter after the brother beats her up WHAT DID YOU DO.. this should stop, we are talking about grooming the male child to understand love differently, You hear some mothers say , if your sister disrespect you beat her let her shut her mouth and today we have full blown monsters Who don't only beat but murder their wives and husbands The mentality has to change, parenting patter. Has to stop. Some of grand parents got it wrong Some of our parents got it wrong We don't have to make the same mistakes. A message from pastor paul eneche on the death of the popular ekueme singer that died over the week. This is a big blow on alot of us It is a big blow most especially on her family. I saw a video of the mother crying bitterly. My pain is all this could have been avoided if she left that marriage . Pls stop stigmatizing women who come out of abusive relationships, a friend of mine told me BLESSING I have lost all my friends because to them I am single, so that I wont snatxh their husband, they dont even allow me visit unlike when I was with my husband.. imagine the mentally of some people.. This particular lady had to leave the marriage when this man almost took her life by throwing her from upstairs. She kept praying and saying maybe he will change . Instead it got worst. But today she is single and happy, in her own words Blessing I dont wake up with fear anymore. If you are an abusive husband I need to let you know you failed as a person, how can't you see you are doing alot of damage to a human being Get help get help, Madam please tou dont have to die in an abusive marriage to show you are a virtuous woman, I know alot of women are held ransom because the man knows he holds the money the funds so where can she go, when she cant even pay for her a bowl of food in a restaurant. That is why we have come up with a team to get support for women who are in abusive relationships. We have free accommodations until the lady settles down. We are a team of builders who are building.g a better world to live in. Alot of these men have mental issues, bipolar, narcissism and lots more But because those mental disorders doesn't show on faces , you see a cute looking guy smiling, but when u end up with him he will drive you to a point of suicide or depression. Alot of abused women feel weak, vulnerable, not only their body is abused their mind is also abused , listen to this ways a person can be abused mentally, because some women sent messages and said they dont know if they are being abused, I am glad I saw some pastors condemning this wicked act. The worst part is this domestic violence does not stop with the wife , it extends to the children because alot grow to be like their fathers , some dont but it's more of the majority. Alot of people has lunacy tendencies, if you check their family history you see they had mad people and all that. Mothers protect your children from future damage, if you need help you can reach out to me on my Instagram, Facebook, tiktok even on my website www.purposefulvoice.com . Please don't die in silence.

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Osinachi's story is an eye opener. Should we remain in an abusive marriage all in the name of Love while we await their change? Or flee to a safe zone and fight from afar whislt praying for their change? Listen and Learn! You don't wanna Miss out on this episode!

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Today's show focused solely on domestic abuse in marriage and how to respond to it, following the news of Nigerian music minister Osinachi Nwachukwu's death. Quote of The Day: "The covenant of life is superior to the covenant of marriage"~ Funke Felix Adejumo Hosts: TOLA Omoniyi, Olufunke Adejumo

On top Wetin Dey Happen, we dey chuck mouth for de late gospel singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu mata ontop abuse for marriage. Dis woman wey God bless with beta voice just die like dat bcos of bit bit from her husband. Some pipo talk say wetin make Osinachi stay for de marriage till she die na bcos say she be gospel singer and bcos pipo know her well well for her church. Dis na bcos churches nor dey care about wetin women dey suffer for marriage, wetin dem know be say bible nor support divorce. For our tori today, una go tell us wetin una tink about dis mata. Say e beta make woman die for marriage bcos she dey go church or bcos of family and society? When be di right to quit? Relationship Corner: "my baby resemble my neighbour, my husband say na DNA test go settle de mata" Another tori wey we get for ground dis hot afternoon na for our relationship corner. Today, one woman send us massage say she just born new pikin but de wahala be say di pikin resemble her neighbour. She say her husband don dey suspect say she do kuruke wit dier neighbour, say dem must do DNA test. She talk say she nor know wetin to do, say make we advise her. Abeg, make una help us chuck mouth for dis tori. Our Everyday Tori crew go sit down Kanganda today to chuck mouth for de 30min tori. Make una join us chuck mouth. Make una follow us for our social media handles: Search @LeadershipNGA for YouTube, Facebook and Twitter

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For Right Click Radio's inaugural podcast, Alex Estorick sat down with Danielle King, CFO of ClubNFT and former Manager of Painting and Sculpture at MoMA to discuss what's been going on in the NFT space over the last month.

Comme dans la finance de marché, on utilise de plus en plus, dans le monde des NFT, le terme “Blue Chip” pour qualifier des artistes, des projets ou des collections “premium”, qu’on imagine avoir encore plus de valeur dans 20 ou 30 ans…Ce terme est à ne pas confondre avec celui d’OG (pour Original Gangsta) qui qualifie tout ce qui est arrivé au tout début du mouvement: les premiers artistes ayant été mintés sur SuperRare, les premières collections etc…En raison de la précocité du marché des NFT, il est très difficile de déterminer il est très difficile de déterminer ce qui est “blue chip” de ce qui ne l’est pas…C’est pourtant ce que nous avons essayé de faire dans cette room.Pour aller plus loin:La collection Chromie Squiggle sur Artblocks.ioCollection Cool Cats sur OpenSeaCompte Twitter des Bored Apes Yacht ClubL’artiste Osinachi sur Nifty GatewaySite officiel de l’artiste Kevin Abosch This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com

Cette semaine nous avons décidé de célébrer le travail d'Osinachi considéré comme le plus grand crypto-artiste originaire d'Afrique. Pour en parler, nous recevions dans cette room Mo du collectif 1ma.Osinachi est sans aucun doute l’un des plus grands artiste du mouvement CryptoArt.Originaire du Nigéria, c’est un véritable OG qui a commencé sa carrière dans les NFT dès 2017, avec une particularité: créer ses oeuvres en utilisant Word de Microsoft pour la simple et bonne raison qu’au Nigéria il n’avait qu’un accès limité à des ordinateurs faiblement équipés. Et c’est cette particularité qui rend son style immédiatement reconnaissable:des couleurs éclatantes en contraste avec des personnages sombres et l’absence de profondeur. Un style qui peut rappeler celui d’un des plus grands artistes contemporain, David Hockney.Aujourd’hui Osinachi est au coeur de l’actualité artistique puisqu’à l’occasion de 1-54 la plus grande foire d’art présentant des artistes originaires d’Afrique, la maison d’enchères Christie’s lui consacre une vente intitulée Different Shades of Water, faisant de lui le 1er artiste NFT africain vendu dans une grande maison d’enchères.Pour en parler, nous étions aujourd’hui accompagnés par Mo, fondateur du collectif 1ma, qui permet à des artistes africains francophones dits “traditionnels” (photographes, peintres etc…), de se lancer dans les NFT.Pour aller plus loin:Compte d’Osinachi sur InstagramLa galerie d’Osinachi sur SuperRareOsisnachi sur NiftyGatewaySite officiel de 1ma The Creation of Steve Man in a pool I (vente Christie’s) I Can’t Breath (en hommage à George Floyd) The Visit Get on the email list at www.nftmorning.com

Aujourd’hui nous avons accueilli Nico pour parler des actualité de la semaine. Nous avons bien sur évoqué les Mekaverse mais aussi tous les drops intéressants à venir.Liens évoqués :Mekaverse sur OpenseaContempory Art Auction chez Sotheby’s Discord de Impact Theory de Tom Bilyeu Vente de l’artiste Osinachi chez Christie’s TIK TOK TOP MOMENTSCreepzEvil Kids Get on the email list at www.nftmorning.com

Osinachi, one of the best artists in the game, sits down to talk with us about his early influences in art, Nigerian cuisine, and telling stories with visuals. Also - car doodles and music nifties - enough said :) Enjoy! Hosts: Mitch & The Perfesser Guest: Osinachi Intro: HippieN3rd This podcast is available on the following platforms: iTunes / Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts iHeartRadio Radio Public Stitcher Breaker Pocket Cast Overcast Anchor

Osinachi is a Career Coach who focuses on teaching employees how to improve in the workplace.She joins Racheal and Winston on the show and talked about attaining professional growth in the workplace

Osinachi is a Career Coach who focuses on teaching employees how to improve in the workplace.She joins Racheal and Winston on the show and talked about attaining professional growth in the workplace

Osinachi is a Career Coach who focuses on teaching employees how to improve in the workplace.She joins Racheal and Winston on the show and talked about attaining professional growth in the workplace

Nyrik Lee calls himself a "serial entrepreneur" - we just call him an "all-around cool guy." We talk to Reek about a summer job he and Geronimo had transporting rental cars throughout the DC/Baltimore region, working for independent retailers in the DC area like The H.O.B.O. (Helping Our Brothers Out) Shop, the influence early DC streetwear brands had on fashion, his start as an A&R rep working with Osinachi and Wale, being an instrumental partner with the Board of Administration, Anatomy Projects/Still Learning, and Made In The DMV, the who's who of young music talent in the DC area, and what would happen if everyone wasn't in their feelings. Spread the word and follow us. All The Fly Kids on everything. Follow Nyrik on social media [at]reekdude Links: Anatomy Projects/Still Learning - www.stillearning.co Made In The DMV - www.madeinthedmv.com