NFT

“You have to be, you can't just be some fat bond trader. You have to understand community, you have to understand technology, you have to understand How to behave. You have to have social skills. You don't have to be on a high rise. You don't have to be in New …”

“Raleigh Road's like training wheels for a digital world, right? So Raleigh was too far ahead. And now the time is theirs, but it took NFTs for Rally Road to be cool, because for people that can't Go full digital, but let's just say that's 99.5% of the populati…”

“One of the women from it, who I actually went to high school with incidentally, has started this company called Mad Realities, which is the first NFT reality dating show. And so, anyone, you and I can go buy an NFT for a rose, and then we can vote on the outco…”

“It is inevitable and on the order of months and lots of years, if not months for all those Bored Ape owners, To never have to actually sell.”

“And I think what you're going to see over the next five, 10 years is when you Insert a token. If you insert, you know, a JPEG, a video, an NFT, and you allow people to share upside in the group and allow to, you know, and allow them to vote on where this group…”

“99% of the projects on the OpenSea top rankings, top 200 right now, are incredibly vulnerable against their valuation.”

“The far majority of projects in this gold rush cannot maintain their value because the supply of NFTs that are coming into the market is extraordinary.”

“It feels like web two O's beginning when nobody understood social media and content. That's exactly what's happening with NFTs.”

“The reason I went into NFTs more than currency is my theory is if Ethereum loses, I can bridge over my crypto punks, right? So to me, the NFT asset class feels in a lot of ways, like an easier bet. If you feel like you really know which NFTs you want to invest…”

“I think it's gonna be just like social. 90% up front are gonna make garbage. 10%, if you remember early brands on social, Zappos had a big move on it that worked for them. There were some other brands that did a really nice job. Then you look at brands that we…”

“Like, when we, when you first got me in NFTs, the first thing I did was go and do something stupid. Like, I didn't mean to, but I put some skin in the game, and I lost a bunch of money on Ether Lambos, and that was a great learning experience for me.”

“Fortunately, I was able to make it up by, Selling NFTs and stuff and was able to pay off her house. And so that was like everything I would have ever wanted.”

“The gamers tend to hate NFTs. So I think they're just gonna be rebranded to like digital goods, and then people decide that they like them not knowing that behind the scenes is blockchain tech and NFT tech and stuff.”

“There's actually no way to get these NFT back, NFTs back in like a traditional way, right? And so that's the challenge is like, it's not FDIC insured. It's the kind of the downside of decentralization in some context is that you are self-custodying all of this…”

“There's this myth that older adults like don't get crypto, not interested in crypto, not interested in NFTs, and it's the complete opposite.”

“I think NFTs do offer a sustainable way for artists to make money, but there's also that is contingent on their ability to like build and maintain a network”

“It'll probably be like a loyalty card or a plane ticket or a concert, something like that, you know, something that's like Membership oriented in some way, like to interact with a business in some fashion, I reckon.”