NFTs make everything else I’ve touched in crypto feel like the kiddie pool. Folks who had a taste of the buffet in 2021 know exactly what I mean. The multiplier effect of Ethereum going up and then your NFT assets getting repriced in ETH can turn a minuscule investment into a literal money glitch. People like to be edgy and say things like “they won’t come back in the same way” lol. We’ve been social signalling since cave drawings. It ain’t about to change now. When a bunch of people are up in crypto coins they’ll either take a screenshot or buy NFTs (nobody’s taking profit lol). Granted the market is slightly wiser to founder led projects, we all got suckered into the roadmap meta of 2021. These things are just a product of people having more money in their pockets for discretionary spending. That will happen when rates come down. If you get into the most culturally significant art, historical NFTs (which is basically easy mode) or IP plays where you understand the founders ability to drive demand you’ll make F you money. These fixed supply assets with an art layer that organise communities in one place are like duct tape on a cracked dam. Now we’re seeing the cross pollination or hybrid model of Phygital collectibles outpacing physical. The pressure’s building. It’s coming. Don’t let your PTSD from the space screw up your thinking. If you want NFT investing in easy mode so you actually capture the trend I’ve put together 21 of the best entry projects to make sure we win. Link in bio.

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