The only way for NFTs to succeed going forwards
Sergio Zaciu
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Remember when Obamacare was renamed The Affordable Care Act so as not to alienate Republicans who were fundamentally opposed to the name?
I think NFTs are in a similar situation. The name has been mocked and defamed (from South Park to every Late Night host making light of it); and justifiably so, the hype is way too overblown for the current application of the tech.
My guess is that one day when a company figures out how to use NFTs properly, they won't even be called NFTs anymore. It'll be the same technology, with a brand new skin, so that nobody scoffs when they hear that the new hot app is an NFT product.
Agree? Disagree? I'm not an expert in the field: These are just my gut feelings looking at the trend from a marketing perspective.
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Mislavskii Vladislav@mislavskii_vladislav
Skill Focus
I completely agree. But now it's hype and good marketing instrument. We wanted to make an NFT collection with Skill Focus employees for today's launch on PH to attract attentions.
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I agree. We have a funny way of changing our feelings about things based on who introduces them to us and how. I think it will happen in the music industry first at scale
Spade Chrome Extension
Really good thoughts. Keep them coming!
I agree with you. It’s kind of like CDOs and bespoke tranche opportunity —> at least that’s what i got from watching The Big Short.
Gameta
if nft can be used as a sticker
Both the creator and the sharer will receive value
From a marketing perspective
Emotions have a natural communication scene
1.Expressing Emotions
2.Being shared
3.Then create value