NFT

“I think NFTs actually could replace smart contracts and STOs or security tokens.”

“Definitely the early NFTs, the OG NFTs, and we're talking things like Crypto punks and rare pepes, you know, from 2016, 2017 for the punks. Those are just very rare OG NFTs that are here to stay because Gigantic communities formed around them, and there's been…”

“When we do like a one of one, I'd say the average price is for a one of one between 10,025 thousand bucks for a one of one.”

“We're shifting away from ownership of physical items, and now with an NFT, it allows individuals to have access and ownership of digital items, and I think that's really important, especially for areas in the metaverse.”

“I think in any given case, generally the owners and the artists receive the most monetary benefit from an NFT project. You'd have to really, as a collector, you'd have to really buy a significant share of the NFTs and then hope that, you know, you've done well…”

“I think NFTs are really going to evolve to be three-dimensional things, three-dimensional things that you own in the metaverse.”

“The early NFTs are the Picassos and Mona Lisas of this new movement, and people simply gravitate towards them because they're the most well-known. And because they're the most well-known, People want them. It's a simple thing that happens throughout the art cu…”

“I, I've got, you know, probably over a thousand NFTs, you know, and I have profile picture NFTs, which are You know, usually quantities of 10,000 are in the thousands at the least. I have a lot of one of ones that I really like from some of my favorite artists…”

“I know that several companies are working with a few U.S. States, and obviously outside of the U.S. And with some you know, public organizations as well, like colleges and Ivy League universities on NFTing their diplomas, their certificates, and so on.”

“In my humble opinion, the applications of NFTs as bored apes and, you know, cool JPEGs that you would sell for a million dollars are not, are suboptimal, let's put it mildly, ok?”