NFT Projects
topic on 5 shows · 6 statements across 6 episodes
the Startup Ideas Podcast 
Capital Allocators 
Top Founders 
How I Built This 
the a16z Podcast
6 statements about NFT Projects, every show
Dixon: NFT Projects Evolve Bottom-Up Like Cities, Not Corporate Theme Parks
“The way I think about these NFT projects is the goal is to evolve them more like cities in a bottom up way. So you create these assets in these communities, and then people build applications around them, and it comes bottom up.”
Ismail: NFT Projects Build Multi-Billion Dollar Ecosystems as Exponential Organizations
“And now with crypto economics and token economics all of these NFT projects are basically EXOs. They have a big purpose. They create crypto economics and they reach multi-billion dollar ecosystems incredibly fast. Just by incentivizing them in the right ways.”
Liu: Many NFT projects cut corners with paid influencer marketing
“There's a lot of NFT projects, which try to you know, cut a lot of corners, right? Basically they'll pay a bunch of influencers, get some juice up some marketing, but there is no real organic interest from the community in the collection.”
Isenberg: Next generation of major PFP projects will be CC0
“And that's why, and this isn't financial advice, but that's, this is like why I'm so bullish on CCO. Like I actually think that like the next generation of big PFP projects and big NFT projects are going to be CCO.”
Vaynerchuk: 99% of current NFT projects will fail and collapse in price
“Yeah, I mean, I think 99% of the projects that are being launched right now are gold rushes, and they're gonna be projects that fail, and people are gonna buy tokens from celebrities, leagues, different things, and the price is gonna go down.”
Shirley: NFT market will face a washout of overpromising project teams
“I think that the, there is, Going to period be a period of time when there's a washout of some of these teams that maybe, you know, maybe they didn't even necessarily have bad intentions. They just bit off more than they could chew and didn't realize how, how …”