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Jan 11, 2023Liked by William M. Peaster

Pretty cool stuff. Had no idea about mint.fun and OE mints.

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With all due respect this is a bad faith comment. Open editons are just a genre of NFT distribution style, who'd pay for me to promote the genre? If you're suggesting Manifold/Zora, c'mon, they've some of the best teams in the biz and hardly need my two gwei, they're rising because their quality is coming through in their tooling. Also, these are teams that I've been tracking in Metaversal as an independent solo analyst since 2021. OEs have been available for more than a year on Ethereum too. Guess where Cardano NFT projects got the idea from? You'd know that if you followed my previous coverage. The article above is about the surge in activity since these projects' *latest* tooling revamps in Fall 2022. It's been a notable newsworthy surge that I wanted to explain to my readers today because I'm seeing a ton of OE activity and want to give some context. I don't do paid promotional content, just my own personal professional analyses from my POV as an NFT user since 2017. Lastly, I have covered a range of chains including Cosmos, Fantom, Tezos, etc. before. I suspect you unfairly see us as a boogeyman and aren't seriously familiar with my/our work. That's alright, I suspect you'd be with us if you really dug in. Rather in the very least you could suggest some NFT projects on Cardano you think I should explore, put things on my radar because I'll certainly read the comment and consider it at a bare minimum.

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Jan 11, 2023Liked by William M. Peaster

But you are wrong, they are surging. Just look at the dashboards provided in this article. ETH is where the real NFT volume is whether you like it or not.

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