Collecting art is fun.

Continuing some thinking about value accrual in web3 from earlier this week (link) 

Just because a protocol is good, doesn’t mean the native token will go up in price. 

Web3, blockchain, crypto whatever you want to call it, has a lot of potential. 

Most NFT trading happens on OpenSea. But they are not universally loved in the NFT community.

As NFTs became more popular, many artists aspire to launch their own projects, minting their art as a non fungible token on a blockchain. The obvious benefit is the opportunity to sell your work and open up your art to new collectors anywhere in the world. While there is tremendous potential, there is a lot of work that happens behind the scenes to make a project successful.

We’ve known Mutant Kaijus are coming for a long time, but the details of the drop have been unclear.

The Acaduhmii is an initiative from the Duhverse to onboard new people to web3. A small group of people apply to participate in a one week program and they receive a free Lamb Duhs NFT upon completion of the program.

Over Christmas I was in my Dad’s house where I know a bunch of my old Pokemon cards still lived.