I think your on the right path. The area where NFTS will prove themselves is when they start to provide value. I bought a signed coat from a concert that i will never wear but it was signed by the artist, still have it. I didn’t keep the ticket to the show, but if the nft ticket provided me value, even at extra cost, i am buying.
I think your on the right path. The area where NFTS will prove themselves is when they start to provide value. I bought a signed coat from a concert that i will never wear but it was signed by the artist, still have it. I didn’t keep the ticket to the show, but if the nft ticket provided me value, even at extra cost, i am buying.
Imagine an artists ticket NFT where once your at you 5th show you get to go to the fan meet and greet. As of yet I don’t see artists selling NFTs or tickets with their creative art imaginations yet. Maybe we need to explore more away from Profiles Pictures and see what block chain can truly create in a scare driven cult like community.
Really well said, and totally agree. I like how you mention the possibility of potential perks, etc. Seems like the programmability opens up such a wide design space that we'll see tons of experimentation here in the years ahead, lots more ways to bring value. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
I think your on the right path. The area where NFTS will prove themselves is when they start to provide value. I bought a signed coat from a concert that i will never wear but it was signed by the artist, still have it. I didn’t keep the ticket to the show, but if the nft ticket provided me value, even at extra cost, i am buying.
Imagine an artists ticket NFT where once your at you 5th show you get to go to the fan meet and greet. As of yet I don’t see artists selling NFTs or tickets with their creative art imaginations yet. Maybe we need to explore more away from Profiles Pictures and see what block chain can truly create in a scare driven cult like community.
Really well said, and totally agree. I like how you mention the possibility of potential perks, etc. Seems like the programmability opens up such a wide design space that we'll see tons of experimentation here in the years ahead, lots more ways to bring value. Thanks for sharing your perspective!